Freeman Reservoir Campground

Freeman Reservoir Campground is not managed or operated by the Forest Service, all operations fall under Moffat County.

This campground is located 21 miles north of Craig, CO on U.S. Highway and is close to Freeman Reservoir.

Lost Park:

Spectacular views, scenic park and access to hiking, horseback trails, motorbike trails and fishing.

California Park:

Beautiful 8,000 acre park. Closed to motor vehicle use from May 15-July 1 each year to protect Colorado's largest population of Greater Sandill Cranes. This park is known for big-game hunting and has miles of small mountain streams that are stocked for trout fishing. Offers areas for dispersed camping, hiking, fishing and spectacular park and mountain scenery.

General Information

Mid June - weather dependent - Mid Nov - weather dependent

This campground is open approximately mid-June thru Oct. 31 (Weather dependent)

No permit required

Please keep your dog on a leash. Thank you!

Overnight Use:
Single Site: $12 per night

$20/Night for single unit. Exact cash or check only as there is no option for change back if paying cash.
NO CREDIT CARDS accepted. Payment instructions are found on the kiosk.

Getting There

Latitude / Longitude

Latitude: 40.76261

Longitude: -107.42121

Elevation

8,800

Directions

Directions from Craig, CO. Travel North on Highway 13 for 12 miles, then east on Moffat County Road 11 (Freeman Reservoir Access). Continue on the graveled road for 8 1/2 miles to the recreation area.