Molly Brown
Turquoise Lake- No window posted
- May to September
Seven Forest Service campgrounds on Turquoise Lake and Twin Lakes near Leadville. Here's how each one books.
See the campgroundsThe San Isabel National Forest books these campgrounds on recreation.gov and asks for reservations at least 4 days ahead. None of the official pages we checked says how far ahead sites open, so we won't guess. Check which dates are on sale on each campground's recreation.gov page.
First-come sites have to be occupied the first night. At Twin Lakes, Lakeview's Loops G and H and White Star's Ridge Loop can't be reserved. At Turquoise Lake, Silver Dollar has first-come sites.
Our conditions board tracks inclement weather, wildfire, smoke, air quality and closures for Turquoise Lake and Twin Lakes. Set a watch and we also keep an eye on conditions around your trip, and email you if they turn bad, with nearby campgrounds that look clear.
Pick a campground and your nights, and we’ll email you when a site opens. You book it yourself on recreation.gov. Setting a watch is free.
The Forest Service doesn't post a booking window for Molly Brown, Baby Doe, Silver Dollar, Father Dyer or May Queen. Its pages say to reserve at least 4 days ahead. Check which dates are on sale on each campground's recreation.gov page.
Yes. Lakeview's Loops G and H and White Star's Ridge Loop can't be reserved. First-come sites have to be occupied the first night.
About May through September, depending on weather, per the San Isabel National Forest.
No. Campsite Ranger never books for anyone and never asks for your recreation.gov login. It emails you when a site for your dates opens, and you book it yourself on recreation.gov.