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Lake Fork River Bridge

Explore Lake City

Alpine Loop • Gold Medal Fishing • Mirror Lakes

Adventure awaits just south of town.

Woodlake RV Park is the ultimate basecamp for high-country exploration. From the rumble of OHVs to the silent ripples of a trout stream, every mountain dream is within reach.

World Class OHV Trails

The Alpine Loop

Located just 2.5 miles south of Lake City, Woodlake is the gateway to the legendary Alpine Loop. Experience over 65 miles of rugged mountain passes like Cinnamon and Engineer, historic ghost towns, and some of the highest driving routes in North America.

Explore the Alpine Loop Guide
Note: OHV travel is permitted on specific county roads. Please review current town and county OHV guidance before heading out. Start with Lake City’s OHV “Know Before You Go” guide and the Town of Lake City OHV regulations.
Cinnamon Pass OHV Information
Cinnamon Pass Entrance
Engineer Pass Sign
Engineer Pass Route
Slumgullion Pass Road
Scenic Hwy 149 South
Lake Fork River Water
Pristine Trout Water
Angler's Paradise

Gold Medal Waters

Cast a line directly from our riverside sites. The Lake Fork of the Gunnison River is famed for its trout fishing. Woodlake offers unparalleled access to these pristine waters right on site.

Check CPW Lake Fork Fishing Info
River through trees
Boating & Reflection

Lake San Cristobal

Colorado's second-largest natural lake is just a short drive from the park. Perfect for canoeing, paddleboarding, or simply enjoying the famous mirror reflections at dawn. It is the crown jewel of the Lake City area and a must-visit during your stay.

Learn More About Lake San Cristobal
Lake Reflection Detail
Lake Shoreline
Lake San Cristobal Mirror Reflection
Morning Stillness
Historic Town Charter 1874

Historic Lake City

One of the most beautifully preserved silver mining towns in the West. Explore local shops, the town museum, and the friendly atmosphere of a community that feels lost in time—just 2.5 miles north of Woodlake.

Local Shopping Mountain Dining History Museum