Camp In Colorado: Byers Creek Campground

Byers Creek Campground is located about 7 miles southwest of Fraser on County Road 73 at an elevation of 9,360 feet. The campground is situated in a dense spruce stand where St Louis and Byers Creek join. There are six sites in the campground. As the road is narrow near the campground, it might be difficult to maneuver an RV into a site. Thus all of the sites are more suitable for tents. All of the sites are heavily wooded and have a picnic table and fire ring or grate. The maximum vehicle length that can be accommodated is 32 feet.
The roads through the campground are gravel. There is one water hydrant and one restroom. The restroom will not accommodate disabled persons. Reservations are not accepted. The season for this campground normally runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day, depending on the weather. Check with the Forest Service for the current fees.

Features:

6 sites Maximum spur length of 32 feet

Drinking water No reservations

One restroom No disabled facilities

Elevation: 9,360 feet

Sulfur Ranger District: 970-887-4100

Activities:
FISHING: Fishing for trout is available in St Louis Creek. It's a 3 mile hike from the end of the road to St Louis Lake for lake fishing.

HIKING: Hiking is available on the nearby jeep roads and in the Byers Peak Wilderness.

BICYCLING: Nearby jeep roads offer ample opportunity for mountain bike riding.

Directions:
Take I-70 to US 40. Travel north on US 40 to Fraser. Turn left on Eisenhower Drive by the Conoco station. Turn left at the "T" in the road. Turn right on County Road 73 and travel 6.5 miles to the campground. The campground is on the left side of the road, two miles past the Fraser Experimental Forest headquarters.

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6 sites	Maximum spur length of 32 feet
Drinking water	No reservations
One restroom	No disabled facilities
Elevation: 9,360 feet