Rainbow Falls - Dispersed Camping

Big dirt lot 2 bars Verizon. Tons of room has a pit toilets and an amazing view of pikes peak. This is an off road staging area so do not expect any peace and quiet while you are here . This out just be an overnight sleep spot for me. Get in late get out early

Most of the campsites are right next to a dirt road with little privacy.

I went on a hike on the 4x4 road and there were so many more dope campsites..

There is a fern creek that crosses the road and that has a huge lot and you can hike into 3-5 campsites along the creek that is very private.

For camper rigs you’ll need to park practically right next to rainbow trout road, but the whole dispersed area is far away from the highway.

Expect gunshots and motor cross vehicles throughout the day.

Visit deckers restaurant it’s great on the way there

Great spots in here! Lots of shade in the morning at our spot. We were by a dirt road and did have a few vehicles drive by but not bad. There is bear scat, not old and not new, in the area but no wildlife was seen.

This was our first ever boondock spot on National Forest land. Most of the sites were inaccessible in our 33 foot travel trailer but we found one last minutes. We were right on the road in and OHV traffic was common along with the noise and dust. Still, it wasn't bad and the price was good. There are better places nearby if you're not into OHV riding. Early July 2022

Tons of available sites. can hear dirtbikes in the distance

Terrain was interesting on the drive in, some of the pull off camping spots are pretty steep off the road. However, the sights were beautiful and it was very quiet and peaceful when we visited :)

Decent number of sites with fire rings on Long hollow road in the ATV use area. My site was great great for the roof top tent, fenced in mini spur with fire ring. Downsides were the family group camped nearby riding ATVs and playing music into the night, and a rifle range to the west. Shooting went on into the night. Also spent about 10 minutes picking up trash in the campsite area. Overall, close to the pike national forest entrance, decent spots if you don't mind the drawbacks.

This campsite isn’t horrible. Plenty of sites to pick from in mainly wooded areas. Perfect for families or people camping in large groups.

Downside is that its heavily trafficked with ATV’s and also a shooting range near by where they’re firing round from 7am until 11pm - it was very irritating to say the least. There is black bear activity as one (middle aged I’d guess) activity walked up about 25 feet from our campsite at 11pm while we were still out, campfire still burning. It was eating some dog food we had laid out for the pups. PUT YOUR FOOD AWAY AT NIGHT to help preserve the wildlife and bear community as they’re sadly desensitized to humans.

Nice spot! You come in off of 67. Are are w parking lots for day parking only. Then up the trail there are several spots to pull off and camp. Some spots are bigger and can have multiple vehicles/trailers/campers. A very windy weekend when I was there's so be cautious with your fires. People ride the trails from sunup to sun down, so the noise can get a little annoying. Lots of trails for 4x4 vechiles, ATVs, UTVs, SxS, and dirt bikes. Did 50+miles on my ATV. Got a little muddy after a night long rain, truck almost got stuck in the mud trying to leave.

Nice area that has some flat or flatish spots for smaller RV and campers. It is normally busy with atv, dirt bike and jeeps. 15 min drive from woodland park.