colorado springs camping
Any suggestions on campgrounds near Colorado Springs? We'll be in the area mid Sept to visit my sister in the NE area of town. Doesn't appear to be anything there except mobile home parks.
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- This is great C.G
Say hello to David the owner from me. - I will second Mountaindale but it is SW of the Springs and would be a fair trip for you. Falcon Meadows would be the closest one to NE part of town.
- Mountain Dale is good, but closer in to the city is Cheyenne Mountain State Park.
Also, just south of the city, off I 25, is a KOA, or it used to be. - x2 on Cheyenne Mountain SP. KOA used to be good, but havent visited there for several years. Several smaller cg's up towards Manitou Springs.
- We stayed at Garden of The Gods rv resort in Colorado Springs and really liked it. We were just there right before July 4th. The camp sites, I believe listed as premium pull through, are the hot ticket and only ~$5 more per night. Right near the pool which is heated and a nice large hot tub. Safeway is ~3 blocks away and you are very close to the interstate. No noise at night. This would be my first choice going back.
- If you don't mind being up the hill I would recommend Diamond RV in Woodland Park. It is about 18 miles from I-25 and a very pretty campground that is much more reasonably priced than Garden of the Gods. Also around 10 degrees cooler so factor that in.
- We're trying out Cheyenne Mountain State Park in September. It is located in Colorado Springs.
- We will be at Cheyenne Mtn this Saturday....never been but looked nice, price was right at $25 per night, and full hookups
- We stayed at Fountain Creek RV Park three years ago. It's tight, noisy, and not a particularly attractive park, but the location is primo. You can walk to Old Colorado Springs and plenty of restaurants and shopping. It's a short drive to Garden of the Gods, Manitou Springs, the Pikes Peak railway and other attractions. I wouldn't want to stay a long time there, but it's good for a week.
- We stayed at Fountain Creek RV Park three years ago. It's tight, noisy, and not a particularly attractive park, but the location is primo. You can walk to Old Colorado Springs and plenty of restaurants and shopping. It's a short drive to Garden of the Gods, Manitou Springs, the Pikes Peak railway and other attractions. I wouldn't want to stay a long time there, but it's good for a week.
