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Pike-San Isabel/South Meadows
Pike San Isabel South Meadows Woodland Park is a public park located in Woodland Park, Colorado. The park is situated in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and offers a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, fishing, camping, and picnicking. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, elk, and other small mammals. The park also features a variety of scenic views, including views of Pikes Peak and the surrounding mountains. The park is open year-round and offers a variety of amenities, including restrooms, picnic tables, and grills.
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User Reviews
Lisa Morgan
We have camped here for the last 3 years. Always had a great experience.
Keri Lindsey
Our favorite camping spot! Huge lots and great location.
Hethyr Fouse
We really enjoyed it here. Great hosts, clean campground, and the sites aren't right on top of each other. The roads aren't marked to where campsites are, so that messed us up momentarily when we first arrived. Look at that before you head there in case you don't have cell service. Speaking of cell services, Verizon didn't work for us but AT&T had a bar or two. We will definitely camp here again!
Dan Weed
A beautiful campground and very quiet during the week. Had a juvenile bear run through the campground to provide us some excitement. It was the hottest time camping that we've had there and not many breezes. We love the smell of the pines in the sun.
Dana Little
This is the nicest campground in the area! Vault toilets were clean and not smelly. Access to water throughout the campground. Camp hosts were friendly. Keep in mind that there is no electricity at sites and there are no showers in the campground. The sites are spacious and clean, not overgrown, and spaced out for more privacy. The meadow behind the campground is beautiful but ranchers moved in a herd of cows on our second day and they were a bit noisy at night. Keep food put away during the day because the chipmunks are fearless!
Carol Mckinnon
This is a year round great area to hike and play in the snow.
Robyn Reisner
We really liked the location to town and the spacious sites. There are a lot of ponderosa pines but also plenty of spots if you want a clear view to the sun for solar. I didn't use the vault toilets but members in our group told me they were clean. The wood we bought from the helpful host was actually dry and burned nicely which was a nice surprise as this usually is not our experience. There is a 5 mile dedicated paved bike trail into town. It's uphill most of the way there. We managed it on our old tandem, pulling two toddlers. It's very quiet here when you pick a site away from the road. We used the campground just up the road (for a small fee) to fill our fresh water tank and dump black/grey. There were working water spigots throughout the park but these cannot be used to fill RV tanks. We rarely had AT&T or Verizon service in the campground but could usually pick it up just down the road. Would definitely stay here again.
Cathleen M. Hasty
I went camping with a large group over the weekend. We had so much fun. Campsites are large enough for several tents, some sites can accommodate trailers/campers. I really enjoyed the "roughing it" part...no electricity or water hook ups. There are water spigots and vaulted toilets. The campground was very clean as well.
Chris Bragg
Beautiful, clean, quiet. Highly recommend.
Spikeyduy
Awesome secluded spot that has a very good ambience of silence and relaxation. Camps are pretty spread apart but not as far as I would like. Very clear and has a bathroom. There are signs of active bears but we didn't hang any bear bags and we were fine. Would recommend!