Campground in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Leashed pets are allowed at campsites on a leash no longer than six feet; dogs may use only the Acorn Alley, Bobcat Way, Raccoon Ridge and part of the Soaring Kestrel trails, and are not allowed in the cabins.
Confirmed from the business's or agency's own published policy · last checked 2026-10-24.
Cheyenne Mountain State Park is the closest public campground to the city, 61 full-hookup and tent sites on the mountain's lower slopes, open year-round with reservations through CPW. Dogs are welcome at your site on a six-foot leash, never tied to trees or signs or left unattended, but trail access is limited: only Acorn Alley, Bobcat Way, Raccoon Ridge and the marked portion of Soaring Kestrel allow dogs, and the Limekiln trailhead is off limits to them. The two Meadow Campground cabins do not take pets. Sites run $21 to $41 a night plus a daily vehicle pass; showers and laundry close November through April.
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3704 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
All RV sites are pet friendly at no fee with a two-dog limit; cabins take up to two pets for a $50 non-refundable fee each; aggressive breeds are excluded and pets must be leashed at all times.
8100 Bandley Dr, Fountain, CO 80817
Reported to allow leashed pets at RV and tent sites at no charge and up to two pets in select cabins for a per-pet fee, with an on-site fenced dog park — not confirmed on a page we could open; call ahead.
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