Mueller State Park, Divide

Broke down just outside the park entrance. A park patrol truck came out a few minutes after I walked up to the entrance booth. A guy named Luke took at look at my car, ran my license and gave me a ride up to the park maintenance building where they filled a few jugs with water. I got a chance to see the very front part of the park, but it looked like it might offer some excellent photo opportunities. He mentioned the park has a decent amount of wildlife in it, and from what I saw it looked like a good place to shoot some forest shots in the fall. I'd like to thank the park service for helping me out when I was stranded with no phone service. Everyone I met was really friendly. Is now on my list of places to visit on my next trip to the area.

Absolutely the BEST campground around!!! This campground is well managed and maintained impeccably. Mueller campground ranks right up there with the Rocky Mountain National Park campgrounds (if not better). All park staff and host volunteers are genuinely happy people. The popularity of this campground means reservations MUST be made far enough in advance to get a spot (especially on weekends), however, you will find spots open if you're a weekday camper. And don't worry about the "which spots are best" question. THEY'RE ALL GREAT!

Large park with lots of trails and things to do. I really enjoyed sledding there last year! The only downside is, it's one of the places you have to pay to enter. But, it is well maintained.

One of the very best state parks in the state of Colorado the staff is amazing along with the scheduled education and hiking events. We LOVE staying here, the sites are excellent, level and always clean. The park is an amazing quiet environment with lots of hiking/biking trails and we really like that they have opened up one of 2 mile trails up to leashed dogs this year.

Roads are in great shape, and the variable miles of trails are very well marked, well maintained, and quite comfortable for hiking, biking or horse-back riding. Kids trails look really fun, and both tent and "glamping" sites are available. A really fun place for day hiking!