Royal Gorge Park East Ridge Campground
36 mi · ~0.7 h from Colorado Springs · 3315 County Road F30
$20/night
About
Set in Colorado Springs, CO, Royal Gorge Park East Ridge Campground serves road travelers with campsites and RV hookups. Guests can use tent sites during their stay. Nightly pricing falls in the budget range. Find it at 3315 County Road F30, Colorado Springs, CO 81212. A short 36-mile drive from Colorado Springs center. It leans toward tent and pop-up campers.
Amenities
- Full hookupNot available
- Pull-through sitesNot available
- Tent sitesAvailable
- WiFiNot available
- ShowersNot available
- LaundryNot available
- PoolNot available
- Pet friendlyNot available
- Dump stationNot available
- Big-rig friendlyNot available
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