Private · Colorado Springs · Colorado

Foot of the Rockies RV Campground

Foot of the Rockies RV Campground is a private, full-hookup RV park just off Highway 24 and I-25 near the western edge of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Its selling point is the view: premium sites on the upper level look across to the red rock of Garden of the Gods with Pikes Peak behind it, which is one of the better visual settings for an RV park in the area. It suits budget-minded RVers who want full hookups close to downtown Colorado Springs and the main attractions, and it works especially well for extended stays.

Foot of the Rockies RV Campground at a glance

Hookups Full
Max RV length Exact site
Cost $63 winter / $79 summer
Fees Published premium back-in rate; 30-day stays add metered electric.
Reservations Direct booking

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Why RVers stay here

Foot of the Rockies RV Campground is a private, full-hookup RV park just off Highway 24 and I-25 near the western edge of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Its selling point is the view: premium sites on the upper level look across to the red rock of Garden of the Gods with Pikes Peak behind it, which is one of the better visual settings for an RV park in the area. It suits budget-minded RVers who want full hookups close to downtown Colorado Springs and the main attractions, and it works especially well for extended stays.

Our Colorado Springs guide covers it briefly, so here is the practical picture from what the park publishes. Inventory is back-in full-hookup, booked directly with the park, in standard and premium tiers; the published premium back-in rate is $63 a night in winter and $79 in summer, and 30-day stays add metered electric at $0.11 per kWh. It is open year-round. The trade-off is atmosphere: this is a mixed-use park with long-term residents in some sections and a utilitarian feel. If you want a purely transient vacation campground, Cheyenne Mountain State Park or the KOA may fit better; if you want an affordable full-hookup base with a genuine view, this delivers.

  • Premium upper-level sites look out at Garden of the Gods against the Pikes Peak backdrop.
  • Full hookups at a published rate that undercuts many area private parks in winter ($63 premium back-in).
  • About 10 minutes from the Garden of the Gods entrance and close to downtown Colorado Springs.
  • Open year-round with metered electric on 30-day stays, which suits extended visits.
  • !Mixed-use park with long-term residents in some sections; the atmosphere is more utilitarian than vacation-resort.
  • !Only the premium back-in rate is published; other site types and shorter-stay terms need a direct quote.

What our guides say about Foot of the Rockies RV Campground

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Our verdict

A good fit for RVers who want cheap full hookups and a red-rock view near Colorado Springs, especially for a month-long stay. Skip it if you want a resort atmosphere without long-term residents.

Foot of the Rockies RV Campground: frequently asked questions

Does Foot of the Rockies RV Campground have full hookups?

Yes. The park advertises back-in full-hookup sites in standard and premium tiers.

How much does Foot of the Rockies RV Campground cost per night?

The published premium back-in rate is $63 per night in winter and $79 in summer. For 30-day stays electricity is metered at $0.11 per kWh; check the booking terms for other site types and shorter stays.

What is the max RV length at Foot of the Rockies?

The park says large rigs are accommodated, but it does not publish a campground-wide limit. Confirm the exact site dimensions with the operator when you book.

How far is Foot of the Rockies from Garden of the Gods?

About 10 minutes' drive from the Garden of the Gods entrance, and premium sites have a view of the formations.

Is Foot of the Rockies open year-round?

Yes, the park operates year-round with separate winter and summer rates.

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