Camp In Colorado: Jackson Creek Campground

The Jackson Creek Campground is located about 25 miles southwest of Sedalia at an elevation of 8,100 feet. The campground contains 9 campsites situated along Jackson Creek . This campground is fairly primitive with a vault toilet and no drinking water. The dirt road through the campground ends in a turnaround loop. Most of the campsites are well shaded by large spruce trees. This is pretty much a tent campground as the road (FR 502) leading to the campground is very narrow in spots. It would be difficult for a camper or trailer to get into the campground. This campground was built by volunteers in 1981 and is somewhat in disrepair. Heavy OHV traffic on FR 502 detracts from the seclusion offered by Jackson Creek Campground. Open late May through early September.

Features:

9 sites	Maximum spur length of 20 feet
No drinking water	Next to stream or lake
One restroom	No disabled facilities
No reservations	Elevation: 8,100 feet

South Platte Ranger District: 303-275-5610

Activities:
HIKING: There are several trails and roads suitable for hiking.

BIKING: Trails and forest roads are easily accessible from the campground.

OFF-HIGHWAY RIDING : Numerous trails for OHV riding are located in the area.

Directions:
Take Highway 85 northwest from Castle Rock to Sedalia . Head southwest on Highway 67 for 10 miles to the Rampart Range Road (FR 300). Go 13.5 miles south to FR 502. Turn left on 502 for 1.5 miles to the campground.

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