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Cottonwood Lake Campground is a great spot to set up camp in the Buena Vista area. The 25-site campground sits among stands of young aspen just above sparkling Cottonwood Lake at over 9,500 feet of elevation. To get there, head west on Main Street from U.S. 24 (the only traffic light in Buena Vista), which turns into County Road 306. After six miles, turn left onto County Road 344 at the sign for Cottonwood Lake, and continue along a rough road about three more miles to the campsite. Vault toilets and drinking water are available, and RVs up to 35 feet can be accommodated. Cottonwood Lake Campground is not universally accessible, although the restrooms are. Reservations are not accepted here, and the campground can become busy in the summer, particularly on weekends.

Pro Tips

Recommended season(s): Summer.

—Brett Green & Stewart M. Green