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Colorado’s wildlife is managed by the Colorado Division of Wildlife, which has jurisdiction over the big-game
hunting seasons on federal lands during late summer and fall. Hunting is not allowed within 150 feet of developed recreation areas,
trails or roads. During hunting seasons, all backcountry visitors should wear
orange or brightly colored clothing, stay on well-used trails, and give pack
animals a wide berth on trails. For recorded information on hunting season
dates and licenses, call 303-291-7529.
In hunting season, some campgrounds may stay open with limited services
at discounted prices, while others may remain open through fall with
hosts and full services at full price. A good rule of thumb is, if the gate to a
campground is open, the campground is open to use at some level. This
situation is weather dependent and hard to predict in advance.
Below are
Colorado campgrounds located near big game hunting areas.
| Buffalo Campground |
| Cascade Campground |
| Goose Creek Campground |
| Meadow Lake Campground |
| O'Haver Lake
Campground |
| Iron City
Campground |
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