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Cabins, Camping & RVs

Across the Yampa Valley, camping opportunities range from campgrounds with full amenities to a true wilderness experience in the Routt National Forest and designated Wilderness Areas. Connect with the ground beneath your feet and feel closer to the stars when you head off into the wilderness for a camping experience in Steamboat Springs. Vast forests, glimmering lakes and scenic views offer the perfect setting for your tent or camper. Whether you hike into the backcountry with supplies on your back, or camp just down the road from your car, explore the great outdoors and seek adventure with Steamboat’s vast camping options.

Cabins

Looking for a more rustic experience while in Northwest Colorado? Be sure to peruse the cabin options both near town and tucked away up north.

How about a privately catered mountain chalet or a riverside cabin for a more rustic experience? Create your own unique adventure with cabins just feet away from Steamboat’s natural hot springs. A Steamboat Springs cabin can help your tailor your vacation perfectly to your desires. Plan your stay at one of our Steamboat Springs cabins listed on our Business Directory below.

RV CAMPING

If you’re traveling with an RV, the KOA is the only campground located in Steamboat Springs. Outside of town options include Stagecoach State Park and Steamboat Lake State Park. The U.S. Forest Service lands surrounding Steamboat also have established campgrounds with amenities like restrooms and water hookups.

Stagecoach Reservoir State Park

CAR CAMPING

Steamboat Lake and Pearl Lake are state parks that offer convenient car camping, as do campgrounds on Rabbit Ears Pass along U.S. Highway 40 and Seedhouse Road in North Routt County. Buffalo Pass is a popular option for car camping with access to dozens of mountain biking and hiking trails. See below for additional campground options.

Steamboat Lake State Park is a popular destination for car camping in the summer.

Please note: overnight car camping or RV camping within the city limits of Steamboat Springs is prohibited except for the KOA Campground. Always check closures of campgrounds as seasons can vary. Visit the U.S. Forest Service office in Steamboat between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday for additional and updated information on campsites and trails or give them a call at 970-870-2299.