Waterside camping near Colorado Springs

97% (2824 reviews)

For waterside camping around Colorado Springs, you’ve got over 1,100 options—ranging from creekside clearings to tucked-away ponds—so finding your spot isn’t a challenge. Expect average nightly prices around $40, though you’ll spot places for as little as $15 if you’re quick. The top picks? Rustic Creek Ranch (827 reviews) puts you steps from the water, Serenity in the Foothills (607 reviews) is a favorite for its peaceful pond, and Resort Valley Ranch East (418 reviews) draws anglers and swimmers alike. Most sites welcome pets and have shower and toilet access. You’ll see campers hauling in fishing gear, binoculars for wildlife, and floaties for the water. Colorado Springs isn’t just a basecamp—it’s a place to slow down, get your feet wet, and spot a heron at sunrise.

Popular camping styles for Colorado Springs

97% (2824 reviews)

For waterside camping around Colorado Springs, you’ve got over 1,100 options—ranging from creekside clearings to tucked-away ponds—so finding your spot isn’t a challenge. Expect average nightly prices around $40, though you’ll spot places for as little as $15 if you’re quick. The top picks? Rustic Creek Ranch (827 reviews) puts you steps from the water, Serenity in the Foothills (607 reviews) is a favorite for its peaceful pond, and Resort Valley Ranch East (418 reviews) draws anglers and swimmers alike. Most sites welcome pets and have shower and toilet access. You’ll see campers hauling in fishing gear, binoculars for wildlife, and floaties for the water. Colorado Springs isn’t just a basecamp—it’s a place to slow down, get your feet wet, and spot a heron at sunrise.

Popular camping styles for Colorado Springs

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