Colorado Camping

If you need a change of scenery and truly want to get away from it all, there's a small campground in southern Colorado that might be the perfect destination

Take a look at what it’s like living off-grid in Colorado during the wintertime.

If you love camping, rafting, or just being a hippie, you have to make a trip up to Colorado’s Rancho del Rio.

While these creatures usually go out of their way to avoid you, if you encounter one you will want to give it plenty of space.

Find out more about their location, volume, and elevation from largest to smallest in the gallery below.

The tallest dunes in all of North America, Colorado's Great Sand Dunes National Park has something for everyone. Well, almost everyone.

Here's the perfect Colorado Airbnb for April 20. To say this Airbnb is "420 Friendly" is the understatement of the century. You should book this place today.

Two years ago I had never heard of a yurt. Little did I know one of the leading companies manufacturing these is located in Montrose, Colorado.

It's warming up in Colorado, and it's time for you to start thinking about your next getaway. Have you considered spending some quality time at a Colorado yurt?

The glamping teepee includes a queen-size bed, a fire pit, a coffee maker, a small gas grill, and electric lanterns.

Starting May 12, Coloradans can camp in state parks, given campers abide by certain stipulations.

Larimer County Department of Natural Resources says it's going to be another busy summer at its campgrounds and encourages you to reserve your campsites soon.