Domes near Woodland Park

Colorado's "City Above the Clouds" entices with supreme access to the outdoors.

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Woodland Park

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105 West Ranch

4 sites · Lodging101 acres · Goldfield, CO

A mountaintop ranch in Colorado that sits below the famous Colorado “14er”, Pikes Peak. This property sits on top of a mountain at an elevation of nearly 10,000ft and features 3 unique Glamping sites! The ranch features a tiny cabin, geodesic dome tent and platform canvas tent. The sites sit on 100 acres of private, pristine Colorado mountain land that offers over 3 miles of private hiking trails and unrivaled views in all directions. A large, mature aspen grove covers most of the property and views to the south stretch over 100 miles! Despite being on a mountain, over 70% of the property sits on level or gently sloping ground making it perfect for camping spots and events. The Eastern edge borders public land, infinitely expanding access and hiking opportunities. It’s only 1,500 feet from a large reservoir and river- both are accessible by hiking or an easy 5 minute drive. 105 West Ranch also has some deep and unique history. Our area was originally surveyed in 1881. After that, miners came through in the late 1800s and dug prospector pits looking for gold. Many of these pits and even some old tin cans from miner's camps are still visible on the property today. In 1931, the area was re-surveyed with more accuracy. In 1936, the President of the United States, FDR, granted a land patent (homestead) of 632 acres to homesteader. Part of this 632 acre homestead granted by the President was what is now 105 West Ranch. Fast forward nearly 100 years. My wife, Rachel, and I bought this property in 2019, fulfilling a life-long dream of owning our own land. Rachel and I live for the outdoors, we work in the outdoor industry and spend every chance we get exploring our beautiful state with our two dogs. As a 4th generation Coloradan, it's been a lifelong dream to own a (relatively) small part of the state my family has called home since the late 1800s. Now that we own our own piece of Colorado heaven we want to share the unforgettable experience, memories and beauty of our property with others looking for an escape from the city.

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Honeydome Hideaway

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Como, CO

This is the most charming Dome with all of the amenities, a full kitchen with accessories, table with chairs, full bath, a work station, Wi-Fi, etc. Inside you will find the dome to be spacious and very comfortable. It is great for couples, (Smart Queen bed with (2) 73" cots provided in case friends come), solo adventurers, and business travelers. The dome sits on 2 acres. It is 1 mile from a fishing pond as well as 1 ½ miles from a national forest with ATV trails. Beautiful 360 degree views from the wrap around deck!

Domes near Woodland Park guide

Overview

Woodland Park is nestled into the mountains high above Colorado Springs. The town resides at 8,465 and offers fantastic views of 14,115-foot Pikes Peak from nearly everywhere in town. Campers, hikers, and mountain bikers will find plenty of terrain to explore near Woodland Park including the Pike National Forest, Mueller State Park, and Rampart Reservoir. There’s also plenty of world-class fishing nearby and interesting attractions including the Cave of the Winds and Pikes Peak Highway close by. In town, visitors will find no shortage of craft breweries and local restaurants.

Where to go

Woodland Park Town Center

Several RV parks are located right in Woodland Park, but for those looking to camp a bit closer to nature, the South Meadow Campground is located in the Pike National Forest just a few minutes outside of town. Other popular camping options close to Woodland Park include the Meadow Ridge Campground and the campgrounds at the Rampart Reservoir.

Colorado Springs

Colorado’s second largest city, Colorado Springs, is just 30 minutes southeast of Woodland Park. Colorado Springs is home to the Garden of the Gods, a gorgeous landscape of red rock towers and balanced rocks. It’s one of the state’s most visited natural attractions, and hiking, biking, and horseback riding are popular ways to explore the park.

Cripple Creek

Cripple Creek is a historic old mining town 25 miles south of Woodland Park. It’s downtown area has maintained much of its old western character and is lined with saloons, casinos, and historic buildings like the old jail. A visit to Cripple Creek is like stepping back into the days of the gold rush and tours are offered of area mines.

When to go

Considering Woodland Park’s high elevation, summer is the best time for camping, hiking, and biking adventures. Many of the high elevation campgrounds in Pike National Forest are only open from Memorial Day to just after Labor Day weekend. Woodland Park is also wonderful in fall. The Pikes Peak area puts on some of the best fall color shows in Colorado and colors often peak by early October. Some area campgrounds such as the one at Mueller State Park remain open year-round.

Know before you go

Woodland Park has grocery stores, coffee shops, restaurants, and several outdoor gear and fly fishing shops.
There are plenty of family-friendly activities in Woodland Park including the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center and the nearby Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center.
Many of the national forest campgrounds surrounding Woodland Park take reservations. Book ahead of time if you plan to camp on a weekend.
In addition to tent and RV sites, Mueller State Park also has cabins available for rent.