Buckhorn State Park
Buckhorn State Park, established in 1971, is a paradise for water recreationists, hunters, hikers, campers, and nature lovers.
The park has a three-site outdoor group camp; 42 cart-in campsites, one of which is accessible for people with disabilities; 12 drive-in sites; and an accessible cabin. ReserveAmerica has named the Buckhorn campground one of America’s Top 100 Family campgrounds
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It also was listed among the top 10 romantic spots
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Top 20 beaches
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Top 25 scenic views
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Top 25 canoe spots
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Top 15 unique cabins
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Canoe along the shore at Buckhorn State Park from sunrise to sunset. Photo by Wayne Glowac
Castle Rock County Park
This 160-acre park is located on the shores of Castle Rock Lake and provides swimming and picnicking facilities, including shelters and grills, bathhouse, showers and restrooms, boat access and cross-country skiing and hiking trails. There are three hundred campsites and during the summer months the park has very high visitation.