Fulford Cave Campground
National Forest · Developed campground
Fulford Cave Campground is a developed campground that charges a fee in National Forest, Colorado, about 11 mi from Beaver Creek, and a passenger car can reach it.
Open this site in the appThis developed National Forest campground is set in a sparse stand of aspen, spruce, and fir near an active beaver pond and East Brush Creek. The sites are small and clustered, with only one able to accommodate a vehicle up to 25 feet. Nearby Fulford Cave is less than a mile away and has seasonal closures and access requirements. The campground provides access to hiking trails entering the Holy Cross Wilderness, with opportunities for auto touring and picnicking. A strict food storage order is in effect for public safety and wildlife conservation. The nearest town for fuel and supplies is Beaver Creek, about 11 miles away.
Sources: public government datasets, listed in our data methodology.
Access & terrain
- Road access
- Passenger car accessible
- Camp type
- Developed campground
Fees & reservations
- Fees
- Fee site
Location & nearby
- Nearest town
- Beaver Creek (~11 mi)
- Approx. location
- 39.49°N, 106.66°W
Amenities & activities
Access tier
Activities
- RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
- HIKING
- AUTO TOURING
- PICNICKING
- CAMPING
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