RV/Tent Dry campsites
Brand new to Never Summer Nordic, we now offer a few dry camping spots. These are located on our private property near our North Park Yurts and North Park Backcountry Store at the State Forest State Park North Michigan Entrance off Highway 14 and County Road 41.
These sites are equipped to handle 1-2 tents or a RV up to 50' long. They are dry sites with no hookups and no water. They each come with a steel fire pit and outdoor charcoal grill. There are dumpsters on site for trash as well as one outhouse located at our store. Water fill stations are located inside the park and are available to use with a Day Parks Pass.
These sites offer privacy and great views of our picturesque sunsets. Looking towards the park, you have a beautiful view of the Medicine Bow and Never Summer Mountain Ranges.
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WINTER trips to CAMPSITES
Winter Access: Drive up year round (all vehicles)
Winter Trailhead: Drive up year round
Elevation: 8,700'
Elevation Gain/Loss: 0'
Difficulty: Novice
Avalanche Danger: None
Winter Trail Use: Access to snowmobile trail
Use Levels: Used by park customers only
Water: Pack in own water
SUMMER trips to CAMPSITES
Summer Access: Drive up year round (all vehicles)
Summer Trailhead: Drive up year round
GPS Coordinates: 40 33'13.62"N ; 106 2'18.73"W
Elevation: 8,700'
Elevation Gain/Loss: 0'
Difficulty: Novice
Summer Trail Use: Access to County Road 41 into park
Water: Pack in own water
AREA TRAILS AND ATTRACTIONS
Bull Mountain: About a half mile away is the base of Bull Mountain via Bull Mountain Road. This road connects with the Beaver Lodge Nature Trail, Custer Draw Trail. Kiwi Road, and South Canadian Road. Although our private property sits on 30 acres of open space to explore, it is also at the entrance to the State Forest State Park allowing for access to all 77,000 park acres.
County Road 41/Highway 14: These campsites sit on a private tract of land on the northwest corner of Highway 14 and County Road 41. These yurts have prime access to North Michigan Reservoir (2 miles), Gould, CO (3 miles), Cameron Pass (10 miles), Arapaho National Refuge (15 miles) and Walden, CO (18 miles).