RV Rental Lake Meredith, CO

Thanks to its many miles, this is a perfect lake for fast-paced jet-skiing and power-boating. Lake Meredith campers seeking a more relaxed experience will be able to take a refreshing swim from the shoreline or cruise around the lake with a canoe, kayak, or paddleboard. Visitors can easily launch watercraft from the lake’s dirt boat ramp and jet ski ramp.

Lake Meredith is also a prime spot for anglers. When you book an RV in Crowley County, consider bringing fishing equipment and a valid Colorado fishing license along on your journey. Spend a leisurely day casting a line from the shore for local fish species like catfish and bass and see what catches your bait.

Don’t forget binoculars as well because birdwatching is also a favorite pastime here. The woodland areas along the lake’s northern edge and the marshy areas along Bob Creek off Highway 71 on the lake’s western side are great areas to spot birds.

Hikers, cyclists, and equestrians will find plenty of opportunities to trek around Colorado’s vibrant terrain. Traveling with an RV rental in Crowley County is a great opportunity to take some time exploring the San Isabel National Forest, which is not too far from Lake Meredith.

When you’re ready to unwind after a day of exploring, you’ll find that Lake Meredith features primitive camping at facilities located at the north edge of the lake off of County Lane 21. The campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The campground does include vault toilets and campfires in designated areas. However, other amenities are minimal here; there are no electricity, showers, or water services available.

Should you need any last-minute supplies or other services during your motorhome camping trip, you’ll find them within three miles of the campground at Lake Meredith. Campers looking for more extensive amenities will find other options in the surrounding area, such as Haggard’s RV Campground. This facility is centrally located between Colorado Springs and Cañon City, CO. You’ll have access to showers, bathrooms, and WiFi here, as well as pull-through access for guests traveling with larger rigs.

Lake Meredith is just south of Sugar City, a charming town that was once the site of the United State’s only independently owned sugar operation. Fans of turn-of-the-century architecture will definitely want to take a stroll around Sugar City to catch a glimpse of buildings from a bygone era.

The lake is also located about three miles east of the historic town of Ordway, which offers a wide range of year-round entertainment and is a great place to experience small-town Americana. Since the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail was established as Bikercentennial in 1976, Ordway has been a welcoming rest stop for cyclists making their way across the nation.

Meredith Lake campers in the mood for dining out can treat their taste buds at a handful of restaurants or unwind at one of Ordway’s several taverns. Before you continue making your way around Crowley County in your new campervan, pull over for fuel at one of the gas stations and stock up on items at the local grocery store. The town has a country store offering garbage and sewage dumping services, fishing and hunting licenses, laundry facilities, and free WiFi.

Should you happen to be camping at Lake Meredith during the summer, head to the shady Conestoga Park in the center of town in June for the Town of Ordway Summer Festival, which features a classic car show as well as a parade. Move on about 50 miles east to explore all the cultural attractions of the city of Pueblo. There are myriad ways to stay entertained here, including a wander on the Historic Arkansas River Walk, an adventure with the kiddos at the Pueblo Zoo, or a visit to the Heroes Plaza at the National Medal of Honor Memorial.