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Pike-San Isabel/Meadow Ridge
Overview
Overview
Meadow Ridge RV Park, situated within the expansive beauty of the Pike-San Isabel National Forest, offers a serene retreat for travelers seeking a mountain escape in Woodland Park, Colorado. This park is designed to provide a quiet, nature-oriented atmosphere where the focus remains on the stunning surroundings. Guests can expect a well-maintained environment that emphasizes the natural aesthetic of the Rockies, making it a reliable destination for those who want to disconnect from the bustle of daily life while maintaining essential comfort.
Location & Surroundings
The park is positioned perfectly for explorers looking to access the Pike National Forest. Located just outside the town of Woodland Park, the site offers a high-altitude setting with crisp air and frequent sightings of local wildlife. The surrounding landscape is characterized by towering pines and rugged terrain, providing a quintessential Colorado experience. Travelers will appreciate the balance of being close enough to town for errands while feeling tucked away in a secluded woodland oasis.
Amenities & Park Features
Meadow Ridge provides the necessary infrastructure to ensure a comfortable stay. The park is equipped with full hookup sites that cater to various RV lengths, making it accessible for both travel trailers and larger motorhomes. Facilities are kept clean and functional, supporting a stress-free camping experience. The site layout is thoughtfully planned to maximize privacy and quiet, ensuring that your time spent at the park remains peaceful. Guests often find the on-site laundry facilities and clean restrooms to be helpful additions during longer mountain excursions.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find no shortage of activities in the Woodland Park area. Visitors can spend their days hiking the trails of the Pike-San Isabel National Forest or exploring the famous Pikes Peak region. For those interested in local history and culture, the nearby Dinosaur Resource Center is a popular stop, while the scenic highways provide excellent opportunities for photography and wildlife watching. Whether you prefer a challenging mountain trek or a leisurely scenic drive, the location serves as a versatile home base.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an excellent fit for those who value tranquility and direct access to wilderness areas. It is particularly well-suited for retirees, couples, or small families who enjoy hiking and birdwatching in a mountain environment. If you prioritize a quiet atmosphere over resort-style amenities like swimming pools or activity centers, you will appreciate the simplicity here. It remains a premier choice for nature lovers who want to immerse themselves in the high-country landscape of Colorado.
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Reviews
Benjamin Bauer
So sad absolutely horrendous camp HOSTS. Should be ashamed of themselves. And should be relieved of their duties. Shame on you camp hosts. Lovely area ruined by terrible people.
Jeremy Keltner
Beautiful campground and surroundings but the campground hosts had to flex and turned a couple of situations into a much bigger deal than they needed to be. First incident was after we set up camp, one of the hosts came by and chewed us out for being on the wrong site. We misunderstood and were on site 3 instead of 13. She just wouldn’t let up even though we apologized and said we would move. The funny thing about it is that there was no reservation on that site until after we checked out but hey, we were in the wrong so she made sure we knew it and made us move. The next incident another host came by and chewed us out for having too much wood in our fire pit saying we weren’t supposed to have pieces that big in there. The funny part was that we were told by another host to just go get dead wood from in the forest because they were out of the wood to sell. The host went on and on about how they have to clean out big logs after guests leave which is a part of their job but somehow we’re the bad guys lol The picture I attached is of the fire pit when we left. Fire extinguished and nothing outside of the pit. Like I said, beautiful campground but in my 40+ years if camping all over the US I’ve never had hosts be so militant and helļ bent on just being rude.
Cherish Maldonado
Very nice for camping in tents or in powerless or silent generator RVs. There’s quiet time at 10pm, so no generator noise either. $28 to camp while we were there, it costs more if you have more than one vehicle. It was secluded, and well kept and felt very safe. We stayed here for a night and I’m glad that we did. There’s *No Hookups* for RVs. Water is attainable but not as hookups, the person who was watching the grounds at night was kind and attentive and even though we got there very late, 11:30pm, he was accommodating, friendly and kind and offered me buckets of water. I’m glad that we had the experience. There are clean toilet rooms; no sinks. I wish we had done more exploring to see what more it had to offer but it was cold and we were ill prepared, we’ll be back ❤️ FYI* No phone signal for T-Mobile other than satellite, but isn’t that what camping is about? Bring people who have trouble ‘disconnecting’ if you know what I mean 🤭 P.S. the road getting there is ugly, but it’s worth it, take your time and you’ll be fine.
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!!