Dispersed Camping in Teller County, Colorado
Showing 143 locations in Teller County.
Aqueduct Tie-in Road Dispersed Corridor
A remote National Forest road corridor located in the Pike and San Isabel National Forests near Cripple Creek, offering scenic dispersed camping along its route.
Beaver Creek Forest Road Dispersed
A scenic mountain dispersed camping corridor winding along Beaver Creek Road and Forest Road 320 in the Pike National Forest. This area offers numerous rustic pull-offs with beautiful views of Pikes Peak, tucked into a dense pine forest. The route is highly popular with recreational riders and provides a classic Colorado backcountry camping experience.
Big Mouth Dispersed Camping
Big Mouth is a scenic dirt road corridor within the Pike National Forest that offers dispersed camping. The route is accessible to most standard vehicles in dry conditions, providing peaceful camp spots nested in a classic Colorado forest setting.
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BLM Road 5745 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor on public land near Cripple Creek, offering primitive camping opportunities.
BLM Road 5808 Dispersed Camping
This dispersed camping area is located along BLM Road 5808 near the Booger Red Trailhead. Accessible past a second gate off Teller County Road 11, the terrain offers several secluded sites with established fire rings. The dirt access road can be bumpy but is generally manageable for standard vehicles and small trailers in dry conditions.
Blue Mountain Campground
A quiet, primitive US Forest Service campground situated near Eleven Mile Canyon and the South Platte River. It offers over 20 reservable sites with picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets, and hand-pump water. The site provides access to the Hard Rock Interpretive Trail with scenic canyon overlooks.
Booger Red Hill BLM Corridor
This dispersed camping area on BLM land is located west of Cripple Creek off CR 11 (High Park Road). It offers several quiet sites near the trailhead, accessed through a gated entrance that campers must close behind them. While the main dirt road is accessible for most passenger vehicles and medium-sized rigs in dry conditions, turnarounds are limited and side spurs require higher clearance. The area is popular for target shooting, so ambient noise can include gunfire during the day.
Borrow Pit Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along a forest road in the Pike National Forest, offering wooded sites near Blue Mountain.
Bransley Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping is permitted along this native dirt forest road winding through the scenic Pike National Forest. The road is accessible to most standard vehicles and motorhomes, offering quiet pull-outs among the pines.
Bristlecone Lodge & RV Park
A private, in-town lodging and RV park facility offering cabins, tiny homes, and standard RV sites within easy walking distance of Woodland Park amenities.
Buford's Mistake Road Dispersed Corridor
A scenic dirt road corridor within the Pike National Forest offering dispersed camping options along the roadside, suitable for standard vehicles and smaller RVs. This native material surface road provides a quiet forested setting.
Campbell Road Dispersed
This National Forest corridor provides access to dispersed camping options within the Pike and San Isabel National Forests near Cripple Creek. The route consists of a native dirt surface and is open to all vehicle types year-round.
Carnival Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt forest road winding through the Pike National Forest near Cripple Creek, offering roadside dispersed camping options suitable for various rig types.
Carroll Lakes Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Carroll Lakes Road within the Pike-San Isabel National Forest, offering standard forest camping opportunities near Woodland Park.
Cedar Mountain
A scenic dirt forest road winding through the Pike National Forest near Cedar Mountain, offering vehicle-accessible dispersed camping opportunities.
Cinquefoil Road Dispersed
Cinquefoil is a native-material dirt road corridor within the Pike National Forest near Cripple Creek, offering dispersed camping sites suitable for most vehicle types.
Cohonina Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic forest road corridor offering numerous dispersed camping sites in the Pike National Forest. Located just outside Eleven Mile Canyon, the area features beautiful views of Pikes Peak and quiet surroundings among low ponderosa pines. The road is accessible to most vehicles near the entrance, but deeper sections become increasingly rugged.
Colorado Campground
A popular family-friendly developed campground situated in a scenic ponderosa pine forest near Manitou Lake. It features paved access, picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets, drinking water, and seasonal campground host services. Visitors can easily access hiking, biking, and canoeing at the nearby lake.
County Road 599 Dispersed Camping
This corridor along County Road 599 features scenic camping in the Pike National Forest. Camping is strictly prohibited on the lower State Trust Land section, which spans the first quarter-mile from the turnoff. Beyond this initial boundary, camping is allowed only at designated, marked Forest Service sites.
Cove Campground
A small, primitive developed campground featuring four reservable sites nestled right along the South Platte River. This quiet canyon location is highly popular with anglers and rock climbers looking for quick access to the water and granite cliffs.
Crazy Gulch Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located in Pike National Forest. Broad open grazing land and pockets of aspen and pine trees provide excellent options for car camping and small rigs, while a narrow gate and bumpy paths add slight ruggedness to the trek.
Cripple Creek Downtown Stealth & Parking Zone
An urban parking zone covering unpaved lots and street spaces in downtown Cripple Creek. While some unpaved flats exist near the historic rail corridor, municipal ordinances heavily restrict overnight vehicle habitation.
Crystal Creek Spur Road Dispersed
This quiet National Forest spur road offers a handful of dispersed camping pullouts nestled in the pines near Crystal Peak.
Deceptive Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor within the Pike National Forest near Woodland Park. The area offers roadside dispersed sites surrounded by aspen trees and rock formations which provide natural wind shelter.
Deer Park Trail Dispersed
This rugged dispersed camping corridor along Deer Park Trail is situated on BLM-managed land north of Cripple Creek. The dirt road requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles to safely navigate to isolated pullouts nestled among the trees.
Diamond RV Park & Campground
A nicely wooded RV park and campground featuring mature pine trees and standard amenities, located just outside the main town center.
Dog Hunt Road Dispersed
This Forest Service corridor offers dispersed camping options along a native material dirt road within the scenic Pike and San Isabel National Forests.
Dry Gulch Road Dispersed
A scenic Forest Service road corridor within the Pike and San Isabel National Forests offering seasonal dispersed camping opportunities. Standard passenger vehicles and rigs can access sites along the dirt road under dry conditions.
Eleven Mile Canyon - Forest Road 96
A scenic canyon corridor along Forest Road 96. Developed canyon campsites require a daily fee and offer direct fishing access, while primitive backcountry sites further along the road offer free dispersed options.
Eleven Mile State Park - Backcountry Walk-In/Boat-In Sites
Primitive backcountry camping sites situated along the southern shorelines of the reservoir. Accessible only by hiking a trail or boating in from the main marina.
Eleven Mile State Park - Cross Creek Campground
Situated on the western edge of Eleven Mile Reservoir, this campground is located near the scenic South Platte River's Dream Stream section. It offers basic, scenic sites with easy water access and clean vault toilets.
Eleven Mile State Park - Howbert Point Campground
A peninsula campground on the south shore offering 360-degree views of the water. Highly exposed but incredible location for anglers wanting water on three sides.
Eleven Mile State Park - Lazy Boy Campground
A small, quiet waterfront loop located on the scenic southern shore of the reservoir, perfect for campers seeking a slower pace than the northern camps.
Eleven Mile State Park - North Shore Campground
A group of five loops on the northern shoreline with highly exposed waterfront parking. Excellent direct launch points for kayakers and paddleboarders.
Eleven Mile State Park - Rocking Chair Campground
A scenic shoreline camping area on the southern bank of the reservoir. Offers great mountain views and easy water access for shore angling.
Eleven Mile State Park - Rocky Ridge Campground
The largest developed hub in the state park, housing five loops and the central camper services building with token-operated showers, laundry facilities, and a playground.
Eleven Mile State Park - Stoll Mountain Campground
A scenic campground offering around 20 open-air sites along the north side of the reservoir. A few sites feature shaded picnic table structures, while most are fully exposed to the elements.
Eleven Mile State Park - Witcher's Cove Campground
Tucked away near the southern dam area, Witcher's Cove provides a slightly more sheltered, quiet environment compared to the wide-open shore campgrounds.
Eleven Mile State Park Campgrounds
A popular recreation area surrounding a reservoir in Colorado, featuring multiple developed campground loops along its shores. Visitors can choose between bustling, fully serviced RV loops, quiet shoreline sites, or remote hike-in campsites.
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Elevenmile Canyon Road
This Forest Service road corridor winds through Elevenmile Canyon within the Pike National Forest, offering scenic routes along the South Platte River. While highly popular for day use and fishing, overnight access is subject to seasonal gate closures and specific canyon regulations.
Ensign Gulch Dispersed Camping
Ensign Gulch offers peaceful dispersed camping along a native-surface forest road in the Pike National Forest. The dirt road winds through scenic pine stands and is accessible to most vehicle types during dry conditions.
Farrish Memorial Road
A scenic national forest road corridor offering dispersed camping within the Pike National Forest near Woodland Park.
Fat Chance Trail
This quiet forest service road offers dispersed camping within the Pike and San Isabel National Forests near Lake George. The native dirt road provides several pull-offs suitable for a variety of rigs.
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Forest Road 221 Longwater Corridor
This closed backcountry corridor along Forest Road 221 offers rugged, non-motorized hike-in access to secluded dispersed camping spots in the Pike National Forest near Longwater Gulch.
Forest Road 225 Dispersed Camping Area
A popular and spacious dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Road 225 and Forest Road 262. The area features numerous level sites with established rock fire rings nestled in a ponderosa pine forest, offering ample space and easy access for a variety of rigs past the developed campground.
Forest Road 376.A Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Road 376.A within Pike National Forest, offering wooded sites near Sheep Mountain.
Forest Service Road 357K Dispersed
Wooded dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Service Road 357K, offering basic dirt pull-outs within the scenic Pike National Forest.
Forest Service Road 360B
A rugged dirt corridor offering dispersed camping options in Pike National Forest near Woodland Park.
Forest Trail 734 Dispersed
Secluded dispersed camping options nested along the rugged Forest Trail 734 within the Pike National Forest. The area is highly popular with off-highway vehicles and offers scenic views of granite rock formations and dense pine woodlands. High-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended to navigate the rough and rutted terrain leading to these primitive sites.
Globe & Anchor Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Globe & Anchor Road within the beautiful Pike and San Isabel National Forests.
Gold City Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Gold City Road in the Pike and San Isabel National Forests. The road offers multiple dirt pull-offs nestled in a peaceful pine forest setting. Located near Woodland Park, it provides a quiet and accessible base for exploring nearby mountain trailheads.
Golden Bell RV Park
A clean, developed RV park featuring 36 flat gravel sites. Spaced out comfortably, the property offers modern bathhouses, partial and full hookups, fire pits, picnic tables, and firewood sales.
Goose Creek Campground
A peaceful developed campground tucked into a shaded pine oasis along Goose Creek. It offers 11 first-come, first-served campsites equipped with fire rings and vault toilets.
Goose Creek Trail Campsite I
An informal hike-in campsite situated along the scenic trails near Goose Creek in the Pike National Forest.
Goose Creek Trail Campsite II
A secluded backcountry campsite tucked into the pine woods near the boundary of the Lost Creek Wilderness.
Gulch To Rimrock Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Gulch To Rimrock Road within Pike National Forest, providing quiet wooded spots.
Gulch Trail BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Gulch Trail on BLM land near Cripple Creek. High-clearance vehicles are highly recommended due to the rough, improved dirt surface.
Happy Platte Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Happy Platte road in the Pike National Forest near Woodland Park. This unpaved route offers tranquil wooded settings with typical roadside pull-offs suitable for overnight stays during its open season.
Harry's Drive Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor nested along Harry's Drive in the Pike National Forest near Woodland Park.
High Creek Dispersed Camping
Spacious dispersed sites located along High Creek and High Park Road on public land near Cripple Creek. The maintained dirt road leads into a scenic canyon with level areas suitable for multiple rigs.
Idlewild Picnic Ground
A developed day-use picnic area set along the South Platte River within Eleven Mile Canyon.
Iris Road Dispersed Area
This dirt National Forest road corridor winding through the Pike and San Isabel National Forests offers dispersed camping opportunities. The native dirt surface is generally accessible to most vehicle types during dry conditions.
Jenny's Smoke Dispersed Camping
This designated Forest Service road offers year-round dispersed camping access within the Pike and San Isabel National Forests near Cripple Creek. The native dirt surface is suitable for most standard vehicles and motorhomes.
Johnny Nolon's Casino Parking
Official parking area serving Johnny Nolon's Casino. Conveniently located near local dining and historical landmarks in downtown Cripple Creek.
Little China Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Little China Road in the Pike National Forest near Woodland Park. This scenic native-material dirt road offers seasonal access for campers looking for quiet wooded spots.
Long Gulch West
Dispersed camping corridor along Long Gulch West in Pike National Forest, offering quiet, wooded sites with moderate privacy.
Lookout Hill Road Dispersed Area
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Lookout Hill road within the Pike and San Isabel National Forests. The road features a native dirt surface accessible to passenger cars and motorhomes, offering quiet sites among the pines.
Lost Creek Wilderness Backcountry Camping
Pristine backcountry hike-in campsites located within the scenic Lost Creek Wilderness of Pike National Forest, offering high-quality seclusion amidst unique rock formations and dense pine forests.
Lower Johns Gulch Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along Lower Johns Gulch road within the Pike National Forest near Woodland Park, offering wooded settings with multiple pullouts suitable for various rig types.
Lutheran Road Dispersed
This forest road in Pike National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native material dirt surface accessible to most vehicles.
Mack Gulch - Little Mack Dispersed Area
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Mack Gulch on BLM land near Cripple Creek, Colorado. The area features forested surroundings accessible via unpaved roads.
Maggie Dip Road Dispersed
Maggie Dip is a Forest Service road in Teller County within the Pike-San Isabel National Forest, offering dispersed camping options along its corridor.
Manitou Lake Pavilion & Picnic Area
A scenic, developed day-use and group picnic area situated on the west side of Manitou Lake. It features an open-air pavilion, vault toilets, seasonal drinking water, and direct access to the paved Centennial Bike Trail. Please note that overnight camping is prohibited at this location.
Marksbury Road Dispersed
A quiet corridor offering dispersed camping options along Marksbury Road within the Pike National Forest. The native-surface road is generally passable for most rigs and leads into scenic wooded areas.
Marksbury West Dispersed Camping
A quiet National Forest road corridor located within Pike and San Isabel National Forests, offering access to dispersed camping sites along its native-material surface.
Matukat Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Matukat Road (Forest Road 211), offering roadside pull-off sites near Goose Creek with direct access to local trails.
Matukat Road Dispersed
Matukat Road offers dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt forest service road in the Pike National Forest. The area features a scenic wooded setting suitable for various rig types with easy access to nearby hiking around Sheep Rock.
Metberry 4WD Road Dispersed
Located along the challenging Metberry 4WD Road, this remote dispersed camping area offers scenic forest views and quiet campsites accessible only by high-clearance 4x4 vehicles.
Mine Shaft Road Dispersed
A native-surface dirt road corridor in Pike National Forest offering standard dispersed camping options. Accessible to most vehicle types during dry conditions.
Mueller State Park Campground
A sprawling, scenic state park campground featuring multiple wooded loops with electric hookups, walk-in tent sites, and backcountry options. The park offers excellent facilities including modern restrooms, coin-operated showers, laundry services, a water bottle filling station, and a wide network of hiking trails. It serves as an ideal basecamp near regional attractions like Pikes Peak.
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Nine-J Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Nine-J road in Pike and San Isabel National Forests, offering serene wooded pull-offs.
No Name Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along an unnamed forest road offers peaceful campsites in the Pike National Forest near Woodland Park.
Old County Shop Road Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping options within the Pike and San Isabel National Forests, featuring a native dirt surface accessible to most vehicles.
Painted Rocks Campground
Painted Rocks Campground is a developed rustic campground situated near Manitou Lake. It features campsites nestled on the edge of a grassy meadow, shaded by mature ponderosa pines. Visitors enjoy nearby hiking, bird watching, and access to the paved Centennial Bike Trail.
Phantom Canyon Road BLM Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Phantom Canyon Road on BLM-managed lands. Pull-offs are situated right alongside the creek, offering pleasant canyon views and natural shade. The unpaved road is generally passenger-vehicle accessible in dry weather, but it is narrow and winding, making it unsuitable for large rigs or trailers. Campers are advised to pack out all trash to preserve the natural beauty of the canyon.
Phantom Canyon Road BLM Dispersed
A scenic corridor of dispersed camping opportunities along Phantom Canyon Road. Pull-offs are located adjacent to the creek with several established fire rings, surrounded by rugged canyon scenery. The road is narrow and winding, making it best suited for smaller rigs and campervans.
Phantom Meadow
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along a native-material dirt road in the Pike National Forest near Woodland Park.
Pike Community Group Campground
A dedicated group campground capable of hosting up to 100 people and 48 vehicles, complete with an on-site baseball field and volleyball court. Nestled in a quiet ponderosa pine forest near Woodland Park.
Pike National Forest - Dist Boundary Road
A native-material forest road corridor providing dispersed camping opportunities within the Pike National Forest. The route is accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions and offers quiet, wooded surroundings.
Pike National Forest Backcountry Spot
This hike-in site offers a quiet, backcountry camping option tucked into the dense pine forests of Teller County.
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Pink Bottoms Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Pink Bottoms road inside Pike and San Isabel National Forests, surrounded by scenic pine forests.
Pipe Springs Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 901A (Pipe Springs Campground Road), located within a retired National Forest Service campground area. The site features a scenic aspen grove and open fields ideal for tents and small travel trailers.
Platte Springs Road
This quiet forest service corridor in Pike National Forest offers convenient roadside dispersed camping along a native material dirt road. Surrounded by pine forest, it provides a peaceful wilderness setting suitable for various rig sizes.
Predator Road Dispersed
A remote forest road offering dispersed camping opportunities within the Pike National Forest near Woodland Park. This area provides a quiet setting with direct access to local trails.
Pulver Mountain Group Site
A spacious National Forest group campsite featuring a large picnic pavilion, vaulted restrooms, and six individual camp layouts. Situated in the scenic vicinity of Eleven Mile Canyon, it serves as an excellent base for group gatherings and outdoor recreation.
Rec Vehicles NFS Road
This dirt corridor within Pike and San Isabel National Forests provides accessible dispersed camping options suitable for most vehicles, set in quiet forested surroundings.
Red Rocks Group Campground
A rustic forest reservation-only group campground located north of Woodland Park. Nestled in a dense ponderosa pine forest, it features a large group site with picnic tables, a campfire circle, vault toilets, drinking water, and trash collection. The campground offers convenient access to hiking trails and the paved Centennial Bike Trail, which connects to the nearby Manitou Lake area.
Riverside Campground
A scenic developed campground managed by the US Forest Service, located in Eleven Mile Canyon. Nestled along the South Platte River, it features roughly 20 sites surrounded by granite canyon walls. Ideal for fishing and hiking with basic amenities like vault toilets available.
Round Mountain Campground
A small, rustic developed campground situated in a scenic grove of ponderosa pines and young aspens. It features basic amenities like campfire rings, picnic tables, vault toilets, and a hand pump for drinking water.
Sand Gulch Campground
An official BLM campground providing 31 sites in the Shelf Road Recreation Area, popular for sport rock climbing. Offers spectacular views of limestone cliffs, vault toilets, fire rings, and picnic tables.
Sawmill Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Sawmill Road within the Pike National Forest, offering direct access to wooded sites near Woodland Park.
Saylor Park Cutoff Dispersed Corridor
This Forest Service road corridor in the Pike National Forest offers scenic dispersed camping opportunities along a native dirt road. It is highly accessible for most vehicles under dry conditions and provides a peaceful, wooded setting near Woodland Park.
Schumm Drive Corridor
This native dirt road corridor within the Pike National Forest near Woodland Park provides easily accessible dispersed camping opportunities. It is open year-round to all vehicles, including motorhomes.
Signal Butte Trailhead Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping is permitted along this native-surface dirt road leading to the Signal Butte Trailhead within the Pike National Forest. The corridor provides standard national forest dispersed sites with easy access for most vehicle types in dry conditions.
Sixteener Road Dispersed
This dirt corridor within the Pike-San Isabel National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities on native material terrain. It is generally open year-round to all vehicle types, providing a quiet forested setting.
Skaguay Reservoir Dispersed Camping
This primitive dispersed camping area sits along Teller County Road 861 near Skaguay Reservoir, offering quiet national forest campsites with easy access to nearby hiking and fishing.
Skelton Power Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Skelton Power Road within the Pike National Forest. Wooded, native-dirt sites provide easy access for most vehicles looking to camp near Woodland Park.
Sky High Ranch Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along the Sky High Ranch road in Pike National Forest features accessible roadside sites. It is convenient for those visiting Manitou Park or Woodland Park.
Smokey Quartz Dispersed Corridor
A scenic native material forest road located within Pike National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities along the corridor. It provides typical wooded forest settings suitable for various rig setups in dry conditions.
South Meadows Campground
A scenic developed campground situated north of Woodland Park, providing immediate access to the paved Centennial Trail. Ideal for families and RVers wanting easy access to Manitou Lake and hiking trails.
Spillway Campground
A scenic developed campground situated along the South Platte River near the base of Eleven Mile Reservoir Dam. Surrounded by scattered spruce and ponderosa pines, it offers excellent access for fly fishing, rock climbing, and hiking.
Sportsman Road Dispersed
This dirt-road corridor in Pike National Forest offers accessible dispersed camping amidst a typical pine forest setting near Woodland Park.
Spring Gulch
Spring Gulch is a forest road corridor in Pike National Forest offering dispersed camping options along a native dirt and gravel surface.
Springdale Campground
Springdale Campground is a developed Forest Service site offering rustic camping among the pines near Woodland Park. All sites are standard first-come, first-served, requiring on-site registration and fee payment.
Springer Gulch Campground
Located in scenic Eleven Mile Canyon near the South Platte River, this developed campground features scattered ponderosa pine, aspen, and fir trees. It offers about 14 reservable sites with basic amenities including picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets, and hand-pumped drinking water. Visitors can easily access hiking trails and fishing spots along the river.
Spruce Grove Campground
A scenic developed campground situated alongside Tarryall Creek and surrounded by unique granite rock formations, providing access to Lizard Rock and Lost Creek Wilderness trails.
Stage Stop Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Stage Stop Road within the Pike and San Isabel National Forests. This area provides quiet pullouts on a native dirt surface suitable for various vehicle types.
Star Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Pike National Forest, providing primitive dispersed camping opportunities on native surface terrain.
Tappan Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Tappan Road, offering designated primitive sites in a forested setting just off Highway 24.
Templed Hills Road Dispersed
Templed Hills Road offers straightforward dirt road access into the wooded sections of the Pike National Forest near Woodland Park. Standard National Forest dispersed camping guidelines apply along this corridor.
The Bank Campground
A developed Bureau of Land Management campground offering outstanding access to world-class rock climbing routes along Shelf Road. It features individual and group campsites equipped with picnic tables and metal fire rings, alongside vault toilets.
The Brass Ass Casino Parking
Paved parking lot associated with the Brass Ass Casino in historic Cripple Creek. Best for patrons wishing to park temporarily while visiting downtown establishments.
The Crags Campground
A scenic developed campground nestled in a quiet valley surrounded by unique granite rock formations. It offers well-spaced sites shaded by pine and aspen trees, right near the main trailhead for Pikes Peak.
Thirtynine Mile Road Dispersed Camping
Thirtynine Mile Road offers peaceful dispersed camping within the scenic Pike and San Isabel National Forests. This native-surface dirt road provides multiple pullouts suitable for various rigs looking for standard national forest camping.
Thirtyone Mile Mountain BLM Road
A rugged dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land near Thirtyone Mile Mountain. High-clearance four-wheel-drive is recommended to navigate the rough dirt road surface.
Truman Road Dispersed
Truman Road offers standard dispersed camping opportunities along a native-material dirt road within the Pike National Forest. The route is generally accessible to most vehicle types and provides convenient access to nearby trailheads.
Turkey Rock Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor within the Pike-San Isabel National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities near the Turkey Rock climbing area.
Turkey Track
A dirt corridor within the Pike National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities on a native material road.
Twin Eagle Campground
A small developed forest service campground offering walk-in and standard sites north of Lake George. It features fire rings, picnic tables, and vault toilets, though campers must bring their own water and pack out all trash.
Upper Fourmile Road Dispersed
This corridor along Upper Fourmile Road is managed by the US Forest Service within the Pike National Forest. Located near Woodland Park, the area offers peaceful dispersed camping on native material surfaces with easy access to nearby hiking trails like Raspberry Mountain.
Wedged Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping along the Wedged forest road corridor within the Pike and San Isabel National Forests. This native-material dirt road provides quiet forest settings and standard dispersed camping opportunities near Pulver Mountain.
Wildhorn
A primitive dispersed camping area located off Forest Service Trail 360A in the scenic Pike National Forest near Signal Butte.
Wilkerson Pass Overlook
This paved overlook spur off Highway 24 offers direct access to scenic vistas within the Pike National Forest. It is highly accessible for all rig types looking for a quick and convenient overnight option.
Woodland Park Municipal RV Parking
A dedicated public parking area in downtown Woodland Park that permits free overnight parking for self-contained vans and RVs. Located within walking distance of local cafes and public parks.
Y Spur NW Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the Y Spur NW road within the Pike National Forest near Blue Mountain. This native-material dirt road offers quiet dispersed sites amidst pine trees with quick access to nearby campgrounds and trailheads.
Yucca Dispersed Camping Corridor
This native-surface dirt road corridor offers dispersed camping options winding through the Pike and San Isabel National Forests near Woodland Park. It provides access to secluded spots amidst the pine forests, suitable for most vehicle types in dry weather.
Zig-zag Loop Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the Zig-zag Loop road in Pike and San Isabel National Forests.