It's no secret that one of the most beloved pastimes in Colorado is camping. Visitors and residents alike will never tire of pitching a tent, eating their weight in gooey s'mores, and soaking in the natural beauty that is a Colorado campground. However, it can be somewhat daunting of a task to narrow down the endless options of campgrounds in the Centennial State. For that reason, we've compiled a list of some of the most beautiful camping spots in Colorado. So gather your family or friends, load up the car, and prepare to be dazzled by all that the following campsites have to offer:

1. Crested Butte

Why camp at Crested Butte? Well, aside from the fact that there are over 27 campgrounds in Crested Butte/Gunnison alone, the area offers a variety of amenities, including utility hookups and secluded areas that can only be accessed by foot. For more information on selecting the perfect Crested Butte campsite, you can click here.

2. San Isabel National Forest

Enjoy camping in a meadow setting? San Isabel has that. Pine-dotted mountaintops? San Isabel has that too! And an alpine lake to boot? You bet! No matter your preference, San Isabel's impressive camping opportunities offer something for every kind of camper. Learn more about the variety of campsites available in the San Isabel National Forest by clicking here.

3. Steamboat Lake State Park

What could be better than starting — and ending — your day with beautiful views and crisp mountain air? Steamboat Lake State Park is a breathtaking natural wonder that encompasses 2,820-acres of pristine wilderness in Routt County. Find out more about the camping opportunities that await you at Steamboat by clicking here.

4. Piñon Flats Campground (Great Sand Dunes National Park)

Camping at Pinyon Flats is an experience unlike any other. Where else are you within walking distance of the largest sand dunes in the U.S.? When it comes to unique campgrounds in Colorado, Pinyon Flats Campground might just take the cake. For more information on finding a campsite here, click here.

5. 4 Eagle Ranch (Vail)

4 Eagle Ranch isn't your traditional camping experience by any means, but it's still worth noting because of its opportunities for "glamping" (glamorous camping). People will shell out big bucks to stay at this gorgeous ranch, and it's easy to see why. For more details, click here.

6. Grand Mesa National Forest

This large, forested area is home to 10 different campgrounds, a whopping 300 lakes and reservoirs, and even quaint cabins available for rent. There's truly something for everyone at this picturesque Colorado campground. Learn more about all the camping options inside Grand Mesa National Forest by clicking here.

7. Ridgway State Park

Ridgway, with its three campgrounds, is a favorite of many because of its stunning reservoir and tranquil environment unlike any other. Learn more about camping at Ridgway State Park by clicking here.

8. Dunton Hot Springs (Dolores)

Dunton Hot Springs is another one of the most beautiful camping spots in Colorado. What sets this property apart are the out-of-this-world views, the pristine accommodations, and its proximity to some of the best fly fishing in the state. For more information about Dunton Hot Springs, click here.

9. John Martin Reservoir State Park (Hasty)

Let's not forget the ample camping opportunities in eastern Colorado! John Marin Reservoir is truly the "sapphire of the plains" with its two peaceful, uncrowded lakeside campgrounds. Click here for more information about camping at John Martin Reservoir State Park.

10. Chatfield State Park (Littleton)

No time to escape the confines of the city? No problem! Chatfield State Park is conveniently located just south of Denver and features grassy campsites within walking distance of the reservoir. Learn all about the camping opportunities that await you here by clicking here.

What are your thoughts on this list of beautiful camping spots in Colorado? How many have you visited? We'd love to hear from you!