Campion

Campion is a small town of only 2,076 residents. It lies south of Loveland and several miles to the west of I-25, so it doesn't have the traffic that some of the towns along I-25 do. It is a relatively peaceful area with homes in traditional neighborhood settings as well as some in more rural areas. One subdivision in particular always makes me smile. There is a subdivision that has gone up around an old farm house and right on the street is what looks like a small grain elevator. I can imagine the frustration of the farmer when homes began to invade his space. The streets here are all tree lined and the town is very green and lush looking in the spring and summer. Many of the homes here remind me of the kind you can find in Loveland, just north of the town. They are ranch style and made out of neutral colored brick.

The average home in Campion goes for around $270,000 which is higher than Colorado's average, but wages here are higher as well. The median household income is $69,089 which is about $14,000 more than the state average. The main industry is construction, followed closely by health care and social assistance. Within a 15 mile radius of Campion there are three hospitals or medical centers. The town's population is made up of primarily Caucasian resident, who make up 82% of the townspeople.

While there are few amenities in Campion, it is within close driving distance of many places such as restaurants, shopping, and other businesses. This would be a great place to raise children in a quiet, close community without the feel of a large town.

Campion is in an isolated pocket of the northern Front Range of Colorado right by the foothills, the town is surrounded by Loveland to the north and Longmont far to its south. Few people visit Campion because it is not along a major interstate or highway and it is just far enough south of Loveland that most do not venture down there.

Campion is a town of about 2,000 people. Carter Res is not far to the west and the area that the town resides in is really pretty and close to the mountains. There are lots of farms and ranches in and around Campion and the sugar beet capital of Colorado. The average household income in Campion is about $50,000 a bit above Colorado average. This really is a nice community and well worth checking out to by land or raise a family in.