Lake Pueblo campgrounds are big enough, you can usually get in on the spur of the moment if you don't have enough notice to make reservations. The sites are a nice size. We always enjoy driving around the reservoir to see the water level. My husband enjoys kayaking here. I like it because there are good restaurants close by including... More

Although we visited this park in off-season, I have to believe that there's enough room for everyone even in summer. There's several campgrounds, some with electric hook-up and some with no hook-ups at all. There is a dumping station and spots where you can fill up with water. There are restrooms (real ones, not pit toilets!) and shower facilities. Maybe... More

The lake is a little low and there are very few trees and plants, but it is still nice to be on the water.

I live near this State Park and enjoy the fishing and bike trails. You can ride your bike from this park to downtown Pueblo.....easy trails.

When lakes are far apart, this is an oasis. We live on a chain of lakes in Florida, so it takes some of the awe out of it. We enjoyed the mountain backdrop and hills around the lake, very different than our sandy beach.

I don't know if we visited at the wrong time of year, but there was nothing going on, and nowhere even to get a drink.