Soak in the surroundings at a Colorado Springs campground or RV park.
It's no secret that the Pikes Peak region is a wonderland of breathtaking scenery and adventure-packed outdoor activities. There's no better way to immerse yourself in the splendor of the Rocky Mountain wilderness than to sleep under the star-filled skies and a canopy of pine trees.
Escape to a starry night in the Rocky Mountains, 90 miles or less from the hustle and bustle of downtown Colorado Springs
Campgrounds: For the outdoors (wo)man who likes to have a designated camping area and limited amenities such as bathhouses and built-in hookups and fire pits.
Dispersed Camping: For the adventurer who truly wants to "rough it."
Here, you can set up camp anywhere in the National Forest OUTSIDE of a designated campground. Dispersed camping means no services; such as trash removal, and little or no facilities are provided. Be prepared for this type of camping with these rules and tips. With more adventure comes more responsibility. Please visit our Leave No Trace page to learn how to take care of our forests, parks and trails.
For those looking for a more rugged trip, the vast Pike National Forest offers dispersed camping almost anywhere within its leafy borders. Set up camp and seek out adventure on popular trails such as The Crags or Horsethief Falls. Wind up the mountain on the rustic Old Stage Road, a dirt road that features roadside and meadow camping just past the first several miles.
Enjoy a variety of red rock formations alongside 600 acres of pinon and sage, and red rock formations to explore. While camping is free, you must set up in the designated campground. There are a few pavilions and picnic tables as well as fire pits on site.
West of Canon City, this is a popular high-use area for motorized recreation users. Campers will soak in stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range and find a mix of juniper, scrub and pinon pine trees. Keep your eyes peeled for elk, deer and bighorn sheep.
This winding road on the way to Woodland Park features beautiful wildflowers, meadows and overlooks where you can get amazing views of Pikes Peak. Find plenty of campsites on this and the many side roads, as well as the Rainbow Falls area near the Douglas County line.
Looking to dip your toes into the camping experience, but not quite ready to fully commit to roughin' it in the woods?
The Pikes Peak region also has a number of "glamping" locations that give you all the creature comforts of home, while still giving you the full camping experience.
Looking for a great place to park your rig? Check out these awesome campsites and RV parks throughout the region.
Located near Old Colorado City along Fountain Creek, the family-owned park offers both RV sites and family cabins. The convenient…
Camping near Colorado Springs? Whether you are looking for a rural or city setting, our Colorado Springs RV parks can fit the needs of the largest RV to the smallest camper.
Browse our list of campgrounds and RV parks in Colorado Springs.
Cheyenne Mountain State Park410 JL Ranch Hghts
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80926
Falcon Meadow RV Campground11150 Hwy 24
Falcon, Colorado 80831
Garden of the Gods RV Resort3704 W Colorado Ave
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80904
Golden Eagle Campground710 Rock Creek Canyon Rd
Colorado Springs, 80926
Goldfield RV Campground411 S 26th St
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80904
Lone Duck Campground & Cabins8855 W Hwy 24
Cascade, Colorado 80809
Royal View Campground43590 Highway 50 West
Canon City, Colorado 81212
Get Your FREE Official Vacation Planner for Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak Region.
Request A Vacation PlannerThis website uses cookies to enhance your user experience on our website. Learn More
