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Pike-San Isabel/Meadow Ridge
Pike San Isabel Meadow Ridge Woodland Park is a scenic park located in Colorado. It is situated in the San Isabel National Forest and offers a variety of outdoor activities, including camping, hiking, fishing, and horseback riding. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including elk, deer, and bighorn sheep. The park also features a variety of trails, including the Meadow Ridge Trail, which offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Visitors can also enjoy the nearby lakes, streams, and meadows.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Gregg Fowler
Nice CG above Rampart Reservoir. Great hiking and kayaking with fairly convenient access to Pike's Peak and Garden of the Gods and things to do in Woodland Park and Colorado Springs. Clean toilets and available water. Seems to have a resident Doe in the CG.
Amy Petrash
Beautiful views and clean campsites. It's about 30 minutes from the main road, but it's worth it! Great views of Pikes Peak from our campsite too! Great host family too!!
Kelsey Land
Cool place to hangout and lake amazing
Michael Price
Nice campground. Make sure you have good shocks on your car cause the road is a bit jarring getting up their. Like the camp area and good places for water. No services for electricity and it is an outhouse. It is CAMPING!
Kyle Kelso
Rampart is an amazing lake to camp at. This campground was well maintaned and easy to access lake from trail at camp. Camp host this time around was a bit if a stick in the mud and had generator running all day right up to 10pm quiet hours.
Randy Biles
Great scenery, Campground has spacious, level camp sites which are close to Rampart Reservoir.
Jake Burggraff
Amazing view and great lake. No swimming in the lake though, kinda a bummer. But very relaxing.
Brad Swain
This campground is being privately managed and the individuals at the gate were extremely rude to my wife and I over a misunderstanding about a sign that was posted in the campground that we did not see. The host was very understanding and helped us out but I would not return. There are many free sites to camp in the national forest. Choose those because other than the clean vault toilets, there's no real benefit for staying there.
Pumpkin Seed
Loved it. The camp sites were clean, the bathrooms were well stocked and the lake was very close. Tip: if you are not a fan of the steep main trail to the lake, it does branch off to the right. Look for a trail just before the main trail begins the steep descent. Will go back!