Closed
— Closed for winter. The campground operates year-round, weather permitting, with full services from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. During fall, winter, and spring, services such as water, trash, and a camp host may not be available.
About
Hall Valley Campground is a small, high-elevation campground in the Pike National Forest at 9,900 feet, offering nine first-come, first-served campsites with parking spurs ranging from 16-30 feet. The campground features basic amenities including picnic tables, fire rings, and a vault toilet. No potable water is available on-site.
The location serves as an excellent base for both hiking and four-wheel driving enthusiasts. The Gibson Lake Trail #633 begins nearby, offering a 2.4-mile moderate to steep hike with 1,544 feet of elevation gain (foot and horse traffic only). Popular 4WD routes include Red Cone and Webster Pass, accessed via Park County Road 60.
The campground operates year-round, weather permitting, though full services including trash removal and a camp host are only available from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. During the extended season in fall, winter, and spring, services are limited. Sites accommodate up to 8 people, 2 tents, and 2 vehicles or 1 RV per site. Payment is available via cash, check, money order, or the Recreation.gov Scan and Pay mobile app feature.
Directions
From U.S. Highway 285, turn north at the community of Webster onto Park County Road 60 going towards Red Cone and Webster Passes. The campground is located along Park County Road 60.
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