Best Tent Camping near Peyton, CO

We were in the area to fish as much of the river as possible and this was a great site.

Cell service- none (t-mobile) Firewood- none Camp host- none Water - non Toilets- port a potty Fire ring- yes No leveled tent sites- generally flat land.

Can car/van/roof top tent camp in the parking lot, for the same nightly fee as listed on the notice board. However, no trailers.

Very Clean and convenient location to Colorado Springs. Thought highway traffic noice would be a problem but, could not tell rv park is next to the interstate. Tent camped here and they have special raised beds with pavilions for tent camping.

Awesome little campground for both RVs and tent campers. This time we chose to tent camp and it couldn’t have been more relaxing.

There are some great little lakes nearby to walk around and the bathrooms are clean. The camp host was friendly and the trees provide ample shade.

Do keep in mind if you are tent camping, it can be cold here at night- even in the summer!

Very beautiful campground! Great staff, clean restrooms. Beautiful views. Tent sites are awesome!

Wonderful walk-in tent camping site in the Turkey Meadow loop. Could view the Aspen trees in full color with Pikes Peak in the background. Peaceful and relatively private the week I was there.

Very wooded area, lots of vaulted toilet and water access. If you are tent camping you can set up your tent anywhere in your space (not restricted to just a pad) Can easily camp 2 families (limit of 2 tents and 8 people) Close walk to a lovely little pond for fishing and plenty of beautiful trails and hikes nearby.

$22 for a very unlevel parking spot, a picnic table and a fire pit. The campground is very quiet midweek and is best suited for tent camping. A lot of one night camping traffic while we were there. Zero service on AT&T and Verizon. 17mi to nearest services.

$25 a night for tent camping. That’s a small price to pay for all of the amenities that rocky top offers! The staff is great! The location is amazing! Woodland park is literally a 2 minute drive away. Strong cell service. Friendly neighbors. Everything about this site is good! You’ll love it!

Me along with four other friends spent several days tent camping around the Colorado Springs area. On our last night of travel, our camping plans fell through and we needed to find a convenient place late at night to rest. We ended up at the KOA and took advantage of one of their adorable little cabins. All five of us spent the night, actually pretty comfortably, and got a great night's sleep. All and all a very positive experience at the KOA's wonderful, clean facilities.

We camped for several nights in our Airstream, and our family camped at a tent site close by. The campground itself it beautiful. You cannot imagine the scenery that this campground gives you. It is quiet, with beautiful trails for hiking.

This is a place my husband often hiked growing up. We were one of the last campers of the season. It was a chilly 25 degrees at night, but with good gear our tent camping experience was amazing! We had a great hike and a great chat with the camp host. We will be back!!!

Located right off Shelf Road climbing area, this is the best spot to stay for a weekend on the rocks. Spots are open to multiple tent sites and are relatively cheap. Even better, there's a vault toilet...but you can expect a line.

Great location (near pike's peak and garden of the gods). If I remember correctly it was a little confusing finding the entrance. Check in after hours was easy. Showers were decent. Tent sites are a little close to the road and can be a little noisy

We had a great secluded little tent site here! We got in just before dark and popped up the tent had a quick dinner and was able to get some much needed rest!

The shop, amenities, and bathrooms were a nice touch after being on the road a few days! We didn’t stick around because we were heading to Washington, but we really enjoyed our stop!

We only stayed here one night, but now we want to go back and spend more time. Simply gorgeous park. We had a spot that overlooked a large meadow, and we got to see several deer that evening along the edges. The bathrooms were very clean. The campfire program was a hit with the boys! We will definitely be back! We tent camped so I can’t speak to RV specifics.

This site is on an awesome stretch of river.

Park and walk to site. No camp host. No firewood availability. No water. Port-a-potties in lot (10/13/21) Cell service: zero (T-Mobile)

According to the camp host at Lone Rock you are allowed to car/van/ roof top tent camp in the parking lot for the same nightly fee as posted on the board. However, no trailers allowed.

We had a tent site. This is my second time camping at this location and it’s a bit less natural but the amenities make up for it. Super friendly staff and beautiful mountains to gaze at. Nice and quiet at night aside from the occasional 18 wheelers passing by. Very nice bathrooms and showers. Laundry units. Great experience for $30 a night!