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Located just 15 miles north of Sterling, North Sterling State Park occupies 5,700 acres in Northeast Colorado. The state park was designated in 1992 and lies approximately 35 miles from Fleming. The park's major highlight is North Sterling Reservoir. Spanning 2,880 surface acres of water, this manmade reservoir was created in 1911 by damming the South Platte River. Previously known as Point of Rocks Reservoir, the original purpose of the North Sterling Reservoir was to provide irrigation water. Today, the reservoir has become a favored recreational spot for the great outdoor lovers.

North Sterling State Park features prairies, grasslands, and bluffs. North Sterling Reservoir is popular with anglers, boaters, skiers, and swimmers. Several trails criss-cross the park, including a six-mile trail that follows the lake shorelines. Other land activities include biking, birding, horseback riding, and hunting. For day use visitors, there are nearly 40 picnic sites scattered throughout this park. Book a motorhome in Logan County and explore this scenic park on your next outdoor adventure.

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Getting Outdoors

North Sterling Reservoir is a haven for anglers and is regularly stocked with bass and trout. The reservoir also yields excellent catches of channel catfish, walleye, yellow perch, northern pike, bluegill, wiper, and crappie. Ice fishing is popular in winter. If you love hunting a variety of game species can be hunted in the North Sterling State Park. There are designated areas where hunting is permitted in season. Common game species include deer, coyotes, and rabbits. Hunting of waterfowl along the shorelines is allowed.

Hiking is a popular way of exploring the North Sterling State Park scenery. Whether you are interested in fishing, birding, hunting, sightseeing, or the beach, you will find a perfect trail. Most trails are short and relatively easy. To get great views of the lake, follow South Shoreline Trail. Balanced Rock Trail, Overlook Loop Trail, and Swim Beach Trail are also popular with hikers. If you prefer horseback riding or biking, most of North Sterling State Park trails are multi-use.

For birders, North Sterling Reservoir acts as a resting spot for plenty of migrating birds. Be sure to pack a pair of binoculars and Colorado birding guide for the best experience. The common species include Canada geese, herons, and pelicans. North Sterling State Park is also an excellent place to spot a variety of birds in the woods, including bald eagles, hawks, and falcons.

Camping at North Sterling State Park

Sterling's gem is a popular RV camping destination. When you would love to enjoy the lake for a few more days, you will find plenty of spots to camp in your RV rental. There are over 140 sites spread in three campgrounds. Each site is equipped with a picnic table and a fire ring.

Elk's campground offers 50 sites. Amenities offered include laundry facilities, restrooms, electric hookups, and coin-operated showers.

Inlet Grove Campground offers 47 sites. Open from October to May; this campground has electric hookups, restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. With 44 sites, Chimney View Campground is the smallest campground in North Sterling State Park. Unlike the other two campgrounds, Chimney View Campground has no electric hookups.

Exploring the Area

Should you have a couple of extra hours or days, there are a number of outdoor activities and attractions to explore when you rent a motorhome near Sterling.

One thing you must do after booking your RV rental in Sterling is to take a walk through the downtown Sterling. This region is dotted with shops, art murals, historical buildings, and sculptures. While here, don't forget to check the Logan County House. About 30 acres of Sterling's downtown are included on the National Register of Historic Places. Sterling features over 40 historic buildings.

Should you want to get a glimpse of the local history, consider spending a few minutes in Overland Trail Museum. This museum tells the history of Overland Trail during the early pioneers and gold seekers era. Guests can see exhibits such as farm machinery, hats, guns, saddles, animal bones, and branding irons. Other buildings in the museum compound include gas stations, a Lutheran church, a general store, a blacksmith shop, and a barbershop.

Are you interested in learning more about the area's history? Consider visiting Brush Area Museum-Cultural Center with your RV rental. Located in Brush, this is a Small museum nestled within VFW Memorial Park. Inside this museum is a rich collection of cultural, military, and wildlife exhibits.

Fort Sidney Museum features remnants of fort buildings. There are many military artifacts on display. Other notable attractions within the Fort Sidney complex include Cheyenne County Museum, Post Commander's Home, and The Powder House.

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