Hohnholz Lakes State Wildlife Area — RV Camping in Colorado, US

Hohnholz Lakes State Wildlife Area is a pristine 80-acre mountain destination located in Larimer County, Colorado, nestled in the scenic Laramie River Valley near the Wyoming border. Situated at elevations ranging from 7,816 to 8,131 feet, this wildlife area offers exceptional high-elevation outdoor recreation opportunities in northern Colorado's rugged terrain. The area serves as a gateway to the northern edge of the Rawah Wilderness, making it an ideal location for visitors seeking remote mountain experiences. Hohnholz Lakes State Wildlife Area is renowned for exceptional cold-water mountain lake fishing, attracting anglers pursuing alpine trout species. Designated camping is available in the Laramie River camping area, with basic amenities including toilets. The area welcomes hunting and fishing enthusiasts. The surrounding landscape features classic Colorado mountain scenery with pristine lakes and forest settings. Visitors can engage in nature viewing and wildlife observation, with the area serving as a birding hotspot. Hand-propelled, wind-powered, or electric-motor boats are permitted on the lakes. Access to Hohnholz Lakes State Wildlife Area requires a valid hunting or fishing license or State Wildlife Area pass for all visitors ages 16 and older. For additional information, contact the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Fort Collins office at 970-472-4300. This destination offers an authentic Colorado high-country camping and outdoor experience.