Green Mountain Falls enchants RV travelers with its namesake 30-foot waterfall cascading into a crystal pool, plus trails that lead straight to Pikes Peak's shadow. Six RV parks in our directory anchor your stay amid Pike National Forest adventures. Camp here to hike Ute Pass by day and stargaze over the Rockies at night.
Green Mountain Falls perches at 8,400 feet along Ute Pass Highway 24, where the town's waterfall plunges 30 feet into a popular swimming hole. Hikers tackle the short trail to the falls or drive five minutes to North Cheyenne Cañon Park for Seven Falls. Pikes Peak Cog Railway departs from nearby Manitou Springs, just 15 miles down the road.
Rocky Top Motel & Campground suits wired campers with WiFi, showers, group sites, and a dump station at $55 to $98 per night. Bear Bottom Cabins and Glamping draws pet owners to its cozy setups. Cascade-Chipita Park/Woodland Park lets families roast marshmallows since campfires glow freely. Rampart Reservoir Dispersed fits groups with pull-through sites, while Rampart Range Dispersed Site welcomes big rigs and pets alike.
Green Mountain Falls draws visitors for its 30-foot namesake waterfall and role as a gateway to Pikes Peak hikes. Trails circle the falls pool, perfect for quick dips or photos. The village sits on Ute Pass Highway 24, blending small-town charm with access to Pike National Forest adventures like fishing Rampart Reservoir just 20 minutes north. Events like summer concerts at the falls amphitheater add local flavor.
Six RV parks appear in our directory near Green Mountain Falls, including Rocky Top Motel & Campground and Bear Bottom Cabins and Glamping. Rocky Top offers WiFi and showers along Ute Pass, while Rampart Reservoir Dispersed sits 20 minutes north with pull-through sites. Most cluster within 30 miles, blending private campgrounds with dispersed forest options.
Yes, four of six RV parks near Green Mountain Falls welcome pets. Bear Bottom Cabins and Glamping, Cascade-Chipita Park/Woodland Park, Rampart Reservoir Dispersed, and Rampart Range Dispersed Site all allow dogs on leashes. These spots provide trails for walks right from camp, with forest rules requiring waste pickup to keep the area pristine.
