Luders Creek Campground

US Forest Service · Colorado

Luders Creek Campground in Colorado. Ringed marker is this site; the other dots are the 939 public campsites we map in Colorado.

The campground has 5 sites, 3 are pull through. There are 3 corrals for horses and other stock. This is a good area for big game hunting season. Mountain biking and 4WD driving on area roads. The most common trees are Engelmann Spruce and quaking Aspen. The road leading to the campground is itself of historical significance. It was one of the famous toll roads leading west from Saguache built by Otto Mears in 1876. Attractions include big game hunting, other dirt roads and the Cochetopa Pass on the Continental Divide. Continental Divide Trail is found 1 mile west. Horse camping is allowed.

What we know about it

Managed by

US Forest Service

Fee

Not published (the agency does not list one)

Booking

first-come, first-served

Dogs

Allowed on a leash (USFS policy)

Number of sites

48

Coordinates

38.17961, -106.58353

Nearest sites we map

• Buffalo Pass Campground6 km · US Forest Service
• Upper Crossing Guard Station12 km · US Forest Service
• Salt House Camping Area15 km · US Forest Service
• Needle Creek Reservoir Camping Area19 km · US Forest Service
• Stone Cellar Guard Station20 km · US Forest Service
• Cochetopa Creek Rec Site21 km · Bureau of Land Management

Source: US Forest Service, dated 2026-08-06, fetched 2026-09-07. Official listing.

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