Camping

If the fear of getting eaten by a bear just isn't enough, try one of these haunted camping spots... if you dare...

If you are planning on going camping in Larimer County this summer, it's a very good idea to make a reservation. Campsites are already filling up fast.

Larimer County’s Hermit Park Open Space, just south and east of Estes Park, will close for the season Thursday, December 20, 2018. We have all the details.

For the first time since 2015, the cost of a camping permit will increase in Colorado's state parks. Here's what you'll be paying after January 1, 2019.

This is an $8 game changer! Small propane tanks are great for camping, but have always been such a waste of money and tough to dispose of properly.

The campfires at Rocky Mountain National Park are coming back, but there remain restrictions.

A very unusual situation that involved the words "bear attack", but there's no evidence of a bear.

Two getaways in one - that are totally opposite one another. In fact, after the first one, you'd really want the second.

I'm not sure if it's permitted to camp on the water at Horsetooth Reservoir... but man, would it be awesome in one of these Shoal Tents. #TheWorldIsYourWaterBed

Larimer County Department of Natural Resources says it's going to be another busy summer at its campgrounds and encourages you to reserve your campsites soon.

Horsetooth Reservoir is one of the busiest reservoirs in Colorado on weekends and holidays during the summer. It's also a great place to visit in the fall.

Whether it is driving up a mountainside with steep cliffs, or sleeping on the side of a mountain, there are many different ways to get your adrenaline pumping in the state. However, maybe you just want to live that through video.