Eleven Mile State Park
     

      Eleven Mile State Park is located about 11 miles southwest of the town of Lake George . The park surrounds the 3,400 acre Eleven Mile Reservoir. There are nine campgrounds located around the reservoir at an elevation of 8,500 to 8,600 feet. The total number of campsites that are available is 349. There are nine separate camping areas that include: Rocky Ridge Campground, North Shore Campground, Stoll Mountain Campground, Cross Creek Campground, Lazy Boy Campground, Rocking Chair Campground, Howbert Point Campground, Witcher's Cove Campground, and the Backcountry Camping Area. There are very few trees around the shore of the reservoir making for very poor shade conditions. This is a wide open area so expect plenty of wind. Campsites can accommodate tents, pickup campers, trailers and motor homes. Electrical hookups are offered at 52 sites in Rocky Ridge (Loops A, B & D). Showers and a laundry facility are located at the camper services building. Pressurized hydrants are centrally located in the North Shore and Rocky Ridge campgrounds. In the Backcountry campground, 25 primitive walk-in or boat-in campsites are available to visitors desiring a more secluded and natural experience. Each backcountry campsite has a picnic table and fire grate. Many of these sites are in heavily wooded areas offering plenty of shade.

      The campground is open year round and is especially popular during the summer months. Reservations are accepted.

Features:

349 sites 9 separate camping areas
Drinking water Next to stream or lake
Twenty four restrooms Disabled facilities
Reservations accepted  Elevation: 8,600 feet 

 

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Also reserve by calling:  Denver area: 303-470-1144
                                                Toll free: 800-678-2267

Eleven Mile State Park :     719-748-3401

Activities:
BOATING: There are boat ramps at the North Shore and Witcher’s Cove campgrounds

FISHING: The lake is stocked with kokanee salmon and both cutthroat and rainbow trout. Northern pike are plentiful and carp abound in the shallow bays and inlets, providing great bow-fishing opportunities. A few fortunate anglers even take home an occasional yellow perch.

HIKING: Eleven Mile State Park provides its visitors with nearly five miles of scenic hiking, biking and horseback riding trails all located in the Coyote Ridge/Backcountry area.

BIKING: The trails in the Coyote Ridge/Backcountry area are also accessible to mountain bikes.

PICNICING: There are numerous picnic sites scattered through out the park.

Directions:
     
Take Highway 24 for 38 miles west of Colorado Springs to one mile west of the town of Lake George . Turn left (south) on County Road 90 and drive for six miles to County Road 92. Continue south on 92 for five miles to the park.

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