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Lake Meredith Campground, located at County Lane 21, Sugar City, CO 81076, USA, provides a scenic camping experience within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category. This campground is known for its warm, shallow water and beautiful surroundings, but also has some environmental factors to consider.
Based on customer reviews, Lake Meredith Campground offers a beautiful area that encourages visitors to extend their stay. The road leading to the campground is manageable, even for those towing larger RVs. The campground provides several picnic shelters and level spots, making it convenient for setting up camp. The water in Lake Meredith is shallow and warm, which is appealing to many campers. However, the water quality is a common concern, as it can be quite cloudy. Depending on the time of year, campers may encounter lake flies and other insects. A significant factor to consider is the presence of a cattle feed lot adjacent to the lake, which can affect the air quality. Despite these potential drawbacks, the campground offers the opportunity to camp right along the water's edge if visitors arrive on the right day.
Key features and observations from customer feedback include:
Lake Meredith Campground is ideal for campers seeking a scenic camping experience with warm, shallow water. However, potential visitors should be aware of the cloudy water, lake flies, and potential air quality issues from the nearby cattle feed lot. It is recommended to carefully consider these factors before visiting. It is recommended for those who want warm water and scenic views. It is not recommended for those who are sensitive to possible poor air quality. Visitors should expect cloudy water and possible air quality issues. It is recommended to contact the campground directly to confirm site availability and specific amenities. Contacting the campground is recommended to get the most up to date information about the campground and local conditions.
Onsite services
Picnics
RV camping
RV water hookup
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Public shower
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Just got here and I am already thinking about pushing out my schedule to stay here a couple more days. The area is beautiful. The road in wasn't too bad, I'm towing a 27' fifth wheel. There are several picnic shelters and I backed up to one of them with a very level spot next to it.
Meredith is a lot of fun. Water is shallow, and so it is warm. Many complain about the water quality because it can be pretty cloudy. It was great to camp next to. If you get there on the right day, you can grab a spot right along the water. Depending on the time of year, there can be lake flies and other critters to contend with. The biggest thing is there is a cattle feed lot right next to the lake so air quality can play into the experience.
It is completely free to camp here. That's always awesome. Kudos to the county who runs this place for that. Other than that though, nothing real great about the place. No services whatsoever. No electric. No water. No bathrooms. No designated spots. There is a vault toilet though I can't speak on how clean it is as it looked pretty bad from the outside, so I didn't venture forth in to the place. This place is a pull up where you want and camp. The beach here is amazing and you can camp right on it. WARNING: IF YOU ARE NOT FROM CATTLE COUNTRY, THERE IS A FEED LOT RIGHT NEXT TO THIS CAMPGROUND. YOU WILL NOT ENJOY THE SMELL. THOSE OF US FROM CATTLE COUNTRY JUST ARE USED TO IT. FAIR WARNING.
Absolutely NO amenities whatsoever. Big. Quiet. Tons of mosquitoes. Free. Dead fish litter beaches.
The lake is nice and I was grateful that there were a couple of shelters. Depending on the winds it can be smelly from the nearby cattle pens. The toilet was a disaster and is in desperate need of cleaning. Most people bring their RVs and for them it's great since they can pull right up to shore but not so great for tent camping.