Camp along Rampart Range Road

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Description

These scenic camping spots along Rampart Range Road are free on BLM land and offer unparalleled views of Pikes Peak.

Along Rampart Range Road there are about 30 free BLM camping spots that offer scenic views of Pikes Peak and the surrounding forest. The road in is about 6 miles of gravel, however a 2WD Sedan was able to make the journey just fine! The camping spots are designated by a pre-existing fire ring and all sites are pet friendly. Please remember to pack in and pack out, as these are not maintained campgrounds!!

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Dog Friendly

Easy Parking

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Forest

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