Camp Hale Memorial

This campground is amazing. Beautiful views, giant sites, great hosts. Cannot wait to return next season.

Very nice cg. A bit of road noise, but that's to be expected in this case. The bathrooms were the cleanest we've ever experienced. Great stopping place for an overnight.

Wonderful history and great campground! Widely spaced large sites were nice and great hiking opportunities nearby.

Tracy the campground host was terrific and the bathrooms may be the cleanest I've ever been in at a campground like this.

Spacious lots with nice tree coverage. Really nice camp host. Clean restrooms. This place could use some running water.

Absolutely beautiful scenery from our camper window! Very quiet campground few days we were there. The host was a hoot! Enjoyed visiting with her! The sites are large and wildflowers everywhere. Highly recommend this campground!

This campground is very remote and literally in the middle of a valley, not close to anything. The sites are wonderful - they are spaced apart and level. The bathrooms are very clean and the camp host was very nice to talk with. Absolutely no cell service. Very peaceful except the highway noise, but that fades into the background. We planned to stay 3 nights, but our event was in Leadville and we found going up and over a mountain pass to get there and luckily found accommodations in Leadville the last 2 nights. If you are looking for off the grid, then this is your place.

Great place to get away from it all (no cell coverage). One problem is that there is a lack of signage to the campground. We came from Leadville and pulled off at what used to be the old entrance to the campground (a map was still there showing that this is where the campground was) - but the road was blocked - so we drove on down the road to the next entrance (which had a sign on the road that this was the way to the campground). We could see way down the road to the Camp Hale ruins, but there also a road to the left (confusing to us). It would have been nice to have a sign pointing down the hill that this was the way to the campground. There was a small sign at the bottom of the hill pointing to the campground. The interior campground road was narrow.

A great last minute booking for a short trip, located between Vail and Leadville. There is an ATV rental next door/on the land of Camp Hale - great to use on the trails inside the overall site, as well as dirt bikes if you have them, instead of hiking (steep/narrow entrances to the paths that share with vehicles, also some are very open to sunlight). We hiked at Tennessee Pass instead, about a 10-15 minute drive and across from Ski Cooper.

Camp Hosts were amazing (Camp Store requires cash) and the grounds were really clean! It wasn't constant, but you could hear the highway from the campsites even at night, other than that it's peacefully quiet. A downside, if you're going for the historical aspect as well, is that some of the informational signs, in the small pull-ins by the main entrance, are really weathered, but the signs inside the grounds are newer.

Tracy and Anthony run a great campground. It was clean and organized. They had tons of local knowledge and were a blast to chat with. Thank you for making it easy to camp.