HOPEWELL LAKE CAMPGROUND

What a great Campground. very quiet with lots of privacy. Pleasant camp hosts. Site 15 was nice and had an extremely clean pit toilet next to it.

So it has great fishing but my boyfriend Frejdyn said this family needs bigger plus we couldn't find his friend Ira and his family 😳...but my babe always has a backup plan so we are off to el vado lake! Here are photos of Hopewell lake it's a really cute fishing spot.

If they had water I'd probably give it five stars. It has pit toilets and about 30 campsites. Some you have to reserve and some first come first serve. There is a camp host who does help maintain order. Most of the sites are nicely spaced. It is not right on the lake but it is near the lake.

Very clean and quiet campground located at an elevation of 9800 feet. Great place to cool off. Portable water available and the CDT trail that runs through the campground makes for a very nice hike. Abundant aspens so I imagine this place would be a beautiful fall destination. Lake is good for fishing and a nice place to paddle around in a kayak... can be very busy on the weekend

We came to Lake Hopewell Campground on the recommendation of some locals in Taos. The campground is a minute up the road from the lake in the woods. There are plenty of spots but you should show up in the morning in the busy season to get one. Each spot has a picnic table and fire pit. There are pit toilets spread throughout the campground but can be a bit of a walk in the middle of the night depending on the site you are camping in. Not all the sites have good spots for tents. Finally, we had to use a gas stove due to fire restrictions on the national forest. Overall the campground was very nice. It was clean and everyone was very considerate of one another. I would recommend it. Things to do: Hiking Horseback riding (there is one site with a small corral) Stargazing Fishing (at th