Goldfield RV Park

411 26th St, Colorado Springs, CO 80904, Colorado Springs, United States

Guest rating: 3.7 / 5

Overview

Goldfield RV Park is a long-running, family-owned RV park in Colorado Springs at 411 26th St (80904). It offers a straightforward base for travelers who want a place to park and sleep while exploring major attractions on the west side of the city. Public reviews place it at 3.7/5 from 460 reviews.

Sites & Accommodations

The property offers full-hookup RV sites, plus tent sites and basic cabins (details of cabin features are not documented). Reviews suggest the setup is functional but may feel tight, with limited privacy and little space to sit outside some RVs. Expect a mostly practical, stopover-style stay rather than a resort-like layout.

On-site Amenities & Services

Documented and commonly mentioned amenities include Wi‑Fi, showers, restrooms, and a laundry facility. Some guests also mention morning coffee and a dog-walk area, though others report limited space for dog-walking and minimal shade. Other amenities are not documented.

Location & Nearby Attractions

Goldfield RV Park is well-positioned for outdoor and cultural stops, including Red Rock Canyon (about 1.3 km away) and Garden of the Gods (about 3.5 km away). It’s also within a short drive of The Broadmoor Seven Falls (about 2.8 km), the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum (about 3.6 km), and Manitou Cliff Dwellings (about 4.5 km). Farther out, highlights include Cave of the Winds Mountain Park (about 5.6 km) and Pikes Peak (about 15.3 km).

Best for

This RV park best suits budget-minded travelers and road-trippers who primarily need full hookups, clean bathrooms/showers, and laundry while sightseeing in Colorado Springs. It’s also a practical base for exploring nearby outdoor landmarks like Red Rock Canyon and Garden of the Gods. Light sleepers or travelers seeking privacy and outdoor living space may find the setting less ideal based on recurring guest feedback.

Travel tips

Several guests note the park’s proximity to a highway; bring earplugs or plan for potential traffic noise if you’re a light sleeper. If outdoor space matters (shade, picnic table, room to sit outside), consider confirming your site setup in advance since reviews mention limited shade and occasional lack of picnic tables. For sightseeing efficiency, group nearby stops like Red Rock Canyon, Garden of the Gods, and Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site (about 3.7 km) on the same outing.

What guests say

Guests frequently highlight good value for the price, along with friendly staff and notably clean restrooms and showers. Practical amenities like a laundry facility, showers, and Wi‑Fi are commonly mentioned, and some visitors note morning coffee. Recurring drawbacks include limited privacy, little room to sit outside some RVs, minimal shade, and occasional missing picnic tables. Some reviewers also point out highway proximity, which can mean traffic noise for light sleepers.

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