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Luders Creek

Luders Creek is a national forest campground in Colorado.

Type
National forest campground
Location
Colorado
Coordinates
38.17962, -106.58354
Map
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Website
www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/riogrande/recarea/?reci…

About Luders Creek

The campground has 5 sites, 3 are pull through. There are 3 corrals for horses and other stock. This is a good area for big game hunting season. Mountain biking and 4WD driving on area roads. The most common trees are Engelmann Spruce and quaking Aspen. The road leading to the campground is itself of historical significance. It was one of the famous toll roads leading west from Saguache built by Otto Mears in 1876. Attractions include big game hunting, other dirt roads and the Cochetopa Pass on the Continental Divide. Continental Divide Trail is found 1 mile west. Horse camping is allowed.

Cell coverage

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Nearby RV services

Dump station
Elkhorn RV Park · 41 mi
Water fill
None mapped within 50 mi
Propane
Jones Oil Co. · 40 mi
Low clearances
None mapped within 10 mi
Off-road routes
299 designated routes (437 mi) within 10 mi

Other places to stay nearby

NameTypeDistanceFeeHookups
Luders Creek Campground Private campground under 0.1 mi — —
Buffalo Pass Campground Private campground 3.6 mi — —
Buffalo Pass National forest campground 3.6 mi — —
Salt House National forest camping area 9.5 mi — —
Needle Creek Reservoir Camping Area Private campground 12 mi — —
Needle Creek Reservoir National forest camping area 12 mi — —

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Sources. USFS and BLM recreation sites. Updated June 2026. Facility facts only; DryRig does not publish ratings or reviews on this page.