Browns Park Campground

A far-flung 28-site campground at 8,440 feet out along the Laramie River, about as far from a crowd as you can get and still have a picnic table.

First-come, first-served, $22 per night, 8 people per site, typically open June 12 – November 15. There is no drinking water — bring your own. Vault toilets, picnic tables, tent pad and fire grate. Spurs around 30 feet.

🔥 Fire restrictions are in effect — wood campfires are banned here right now, including in this campground’s fire rings (USFS Canyon Lakes Ranger District, Stage 2, Order #02-10-05-26-09, in effect July 2 – December 31, 2026). Stoves and fire pits fueled by bottled gas or liquid fuel with an on/off valve are still allowed, set in an area cleared of flammable material for three feet around the device. See exactly what’s banned and what’s still allowed → (Restrictions change — verified 2026-07-16.)

Getting there: north on CR 103 (Laramie River Road) about 15 miles, then west on CR 80C about 2 miles. Jinks Creek runs alongside, and the Rawah Wilderness is close.

Not to be confused with Browns Park in northwest Utah — a completely different place that dominates search results.

Source: USDA Forest Service