Beaver Creek Rd Dispersed Site

Beaver Creek dispersed camping is located off Rampart Road in the Pike National Forest area near Woodland Park, Colorado. The area offers views of Pikes Peak from some camping spots. Beaver Creek Road diverts from the main Rampart Road, with numerous side roads leading to dispersed camping sites. The area is in proximity to Rampart Reservoir, though some roads in that direction may be closed or marked as private property, so navigation requires attention to signage.

Standard Forest Service dispersed camping rules apply at Beaver Creek Road, which typically include a 14-day stay limit within a 30-day period. Camping is only permitted in established sites, indicated by previous use and fire rings. Practice Leave No Trace principles by packing out all trash. Campfires are allowed in existing fire rings when there are no fire restrictions in effect. Always check with Pike National Forest or the local ranger district for current regulations and seasonal fire restrictions before your trip.

While 4WD is not strictly required for all Beaver Creek dispersed camping areas, many sites are accessed via rough, unpaved roads with rocky terrain. High-clearance vehicles are recommended for most sites. Some of the side roads branching off Rampart Road can be challenging after rain or snow. For the best access and to reach more secluded spots, a vehicle with decent ground clearance is advisable, even if not full 4WD. Be prepared for typical forest road conditions that may change with weather.