If you choose to bypass camping in/near Topeka, Paxico, KS is the next stop. Mill Creek Campground is a privately owned facility and many of the residents seem to be either full time or long term residents. This changes the dynamic of the campground to more of a residential location, rather than a vacation stop. Check in was quick and...

Well maintained dirt road to enter canyon. Level site.

Hard to beat this campground for a wilderness location. I had 30 amp service, no water. We were up over 8200 feet above sea level. It snowed several inches the night we were there. They had it plowed by 9:00 am. Lush with vegetation. Gravel spots which were not level.

In reviewing campsites, it’s important to have perspective. Limon, CO is pretty isolated and not near any significant attractions. Therefore, there aren’t many options for camping along this stretch of I-70 and all are located pretty close to the interstate. That said, I found the Limon KOA Journey to be a pretty good option. When I visited...

Fairly new campground on a pretty reservoir at the foot of the Rockies. Generous campsites. Mine was an ADA site (#62). It was paved and perfectly level. It also had a concrete walk to the bathhouse. Very quiet. Electric and water. Bathhouse had okay showers. You needed to keep pressing a button to keep the water flow going.