Silverthorne, CO
Prairie Point Campground
Prairie Point Campground sits along Green Mountain Reservoir near Silverthorne, Colorado, offering 22 reservable campsites with no permit required—just book in advance through Recreation.gov.
Both RVs and tents are accommodated across standard sites divided into two loops, each equipped with vault toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings. Most sites feature dedicated parking near walk-in areas.
The reservoir setting provides direct access to boating, fishing, swimming, jet skiing, and water skiing, with mountain views of the Williams Fork and Gore ranges. Hiking trails and picnicking round out the recreation options.
Prairie Point is one of several campgrounds within the Blue River recreation area; nearby alternatives include Heaton Bay Campground, Peak One Campground, and Prospector Campground if you're exploring options in the same drainage.
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Common Questions
What campers most often want to know about Prairie Point Campground.
Do I need a permit to camp at Prairie Point Campground?
No permit is required to camp at Prairie Point Campground. You can reserve a site in advance through the standard reservation system.
Can I bring an RV to Prairie Point Campground?
Yes, Prairie Point Campground accommodates both RVs and tents. All 22 campsites are standard sites equipped with picnic tables and fire rings.
How many campsites does Prairie Point Campground have?
Prairie Point Campground has 22 total campsites spread across 2 loops. Each site includes a picnic table and fire ring.
What facilities are available at Prairie Point Campground?
The campground has vault toilets located in each of its 2 loops. Every site comes with a picnic table and fire ring, and most sites have parking spaces in front.
What activities are available near Prairie Point Campground?
The campground offers access to Green Mountain Reservoir for boating, jet skiing, water skiing, and swimming, as well as fishing, hiking, and picnicking. You'll also have views of the Williams Fork and Gore mountain ranges.