Red Hills Campground

About

Red Hills Campground occupies a scenic hillside position within Glendo State Park, a 22,000-acre recreation area in Platte County, Wyoming. The campground's 22 sites are spread across a large, generally wooded area with dramatic red rock cliffs providing a striking backdrop. Site configurations vary considerably: sites 2-5 are large pull-throughs suitable for bigger rigs, while sites 6-9 accommodate smaller camping units and tents. Sites 12-15 are undeveloped and accessed via a steep road requiring four-wheel or all-wheel drive. The lower sites (16-22) offer the closest proximity to the water's edge with partial shade, though they may be affected during high water periods. A single vault toilet facility serves sites 16-22. The campground operates on a reservation-only basis from May 15 through September 15, with first-come-first-served access during the off-season. Red Hills does not have electrical hookups, unlike some other Glendo campgrounds.

Directions

From I-25 Exit 111, head toward Glendo. Turn right on Highway 319, then left on C Street, then right on Glendo Park Road. Travel south approximately 1.5 miles to the park entrance booth.