Located on Pikes Peak Highway. There are view finders available to overlook the town of Cascade.

This family-oriented campground has 80 campsites with parking areas up to 30 ft. long. Picnic tables, fire grates, water, and trash collection are available. There is also an amphitheater. This is a standard, non-electric site.

Crags Trail to "The Crags" Foot, horse, and cross-country ski trail. This trail is a moderately difficult 2.1 mile trail with an elevation change of 800 feet. Crags Trail leads to a group of rock pinnacle formations. It is used for cross country skiing and snow shoeing in the winter. No camping or campfires are allowed on either side of Forest Service Road 383, except in the Crags Developed Campground.…

A picnic ground located 3 miles up Pikes Peak Highway.

This boating site is located on Rampart Reservoir. Swimming, wading, and all body contact with the water in the reservoir is prohibited. Coast guard approved life jackets are required for every person onboard every watercraft, including kayaks, paddleboards and canoes.

Picnic area located almost ten miles from the start of Pikes Peak Highway.

This site has interpretive exhibits, fishing access, and affords a good view of Pikes Peak. Swimming, wading, and all body contact with the water in the reservoir is prohibited. Coast guard approved life jackets are required for every person onboard every watercraft, including kayaks, paddleboards and canoes.

Manitou Lake is a 5-acre reservoir where the entire family can enjoy fishing and hiking Trail #670 around the lake. Due to easy area access and popularity, fishing occurs year-round in the reservoir. All sites have tables, fire grates, and trash collection. Swimming, wading, and all body contact with the water in the reservoir is prohibited. An asphalt bike trail #699, approx. 4.2 miles long, connects all the…

Meadow Ridge Campground has 19 campsites with parking areas at least 30 ft. long at 9,200 ft. elevation. Sites 12 and 13 are accessible sites. Most other sites have steps to table and fire ring area. Facilities include tables, fire grates, two vault toilets, and trash collection. This is a standard, non-electric campground. Firewood is for sale at the campground. Reservations are recommended…

The trail to Nichols Reservoir begins at the Dikeside Boatramp parking lot. It is a 0.8 mile hike down to Nichols Reservoir and back up. Swimming, wading, and all body contact with the water in the reservoir is prohibited. All watercraft on Nichols Reservoir is prohibited.

This rustic campground is located approximately seven miles north of Woodland Park at 7,800 ft. elevation and has 18 campsites with parking areas up to 30 ft. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. There is drinking water available in the campground, as well as trash dumpsters and vault toilets. While most sites have ponderosa pine shade, some are in full sun. This campground is a standard, non-…

This campground has a capacity for 100 people and provides picnic tables, group fire grates, drinking water, a campfire circle, trash dumpsters, vault toilets, a children's play area, a sand volleyball court, a softball field, and horseshoe pits. The Centennial Trail is located across Highway 67 and can be used to access Manitou Lack Picnic area.

This rustic group site is located in a ponderosa pine forest approximately 1/2 mile off Highway 67 north of Woodland Park. Hiking is the main attraction. The Red Rocks Trail #612 leads to nearby unusual and scenic red sandstone formation.

This campground is located approximately 5 miles north of Woodland Park. There are paved roads within the campground connecting the 64 sites. Each site has a fire ring and picnic table. This campground is adjacent to the Centennial Trail, a paved trail between Manitou Lake and the town of Woodland Park.    Reservations are recommended between Memorial Day and Labor Day. During peak season, this…

This campground is located 1.7 miles east of Woodland Park on Rampart Range Road 300. This campground has 13 sites. This is a standard, non-electric campground. Firewood, shelter, and water are not provided.

The Crags campground has 17 sites for tents, small RVs, or small trailers. The access to the campground is from a narrow, winding and rough dirt road, which may not be suitable for large trailers. There is no trash service; please pack out your trash. Outside of peak season water and camp hosts may not be available.  The Crags Trail (#664) and the Devil's Playground Trail (#753) start…

Thunder Ridge Campground has 21 campsites with parking areas that are at least 30'. Sites 7, 8, and 21 are accessible. Facilities include tables, fire grates, drinking water, vault toilets, and trash collection. This is a standard, non-electric campground.  Reservations are recommended between Memorial Day and Labor Day. During peak season, this campground is a full-service campground. Pre-season and…

This campground is ideally suited for tent camping. The campsites are wooded with aspen and spruce trees along the north fork of the south Arkansas River.  Dispersed camping spots may be found along 4x4 road (240) between Angel of Shavano and North Fork campgrounds.  

This group campground is located near the Angel of Shavano campground and adjacent to the creek. Volleyball, softball, and a horseshoe pit are available. Visitors must bring their own equipment including volleyball net, baseball equipment and horseshoes. Parking is provided for 12-14 passenger vehicles. Firewood is sold by the campground host at the Angel of Shavano campground…

The Angel of Shavano trailhead serves as major trailhead along the Colorado Trail (#1776) which stretches from Denver to Durango, Colorado. The trailhead is located about 9 miles west of Salida.

The Avalanche trailhead is a major access point for the Colorado Trail (#1776) near Buena Vista, Colorado. A paved parking area and toilet facility are available. This is a popular trailhead for winter recreationists and provides ample parking for the many snowmobilers who converge on the area. Weekend snowmobilers love to ride to the top of Cottonwood Pass and over the Continental Divide to Taylor Park. Hikers…

Baldwin Lake is a small alpine lake located to the west of Mount Antero (14,269 ft). The lake is home to native Cutthroat trout. The road to Baldwin Lake is usually "snow-free" from June until October.

This trailhead is located east of Salida, off of County Road 101 and accesses the Rainbow Trail (#1336) which travels east from the Poncha Springs area along the base of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range. The Rainbow Trail is over 100 miles in length and travels south from the Salida area into the Wet Mountain valley and terminates near the Great Sand Dunes National Park. This trail is open to motorcycles,…

Bootleg Campground will be closed until further notice.

The Chalk Creek Canyon is one of the valley's most popular areas. Camping and campfires are restricted in the Chalk Creek Canyon to developed campgrounds only. Campers who are unable to find a campsite in one of the four developed campground may camp above the townsite of St. Elmo on County Road 267 or near the Hancock townsite located 5 miles south on Forest Road 295. Additional camping is available in the Browns…