Cheap Vacation House & Cabin Rentals in Colorado Springs, CO

The most common & popular places (a.k.a points of interests) here in Colorado Springs are:

• Cave of the Winds Mountain Park: 417 Vacation Rentals
• Garden of the Gods Visitor and Nature Center: 444 Vacation Rentals
• Cheyenne Mountain Zoo: 204 Vacation Rentals
• The Broadmoor Seven Falls: 324 Vacation Rentals
• Manitou Cliff Dwellings: 207 Vacation Rentals
• Red Rock Canyon Open Space: 209 Vacation Rentals
• U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center: 349 Vacation Rentals
• Kissing Camels: 207 Vacation Rentals
• Pikes Peak Region Attractions: 327 Vacation Rentals
• Balanced Rock: 293 Vacation Rentals
• Cheyenne Mountain State Park: 304 Vacation Rentals
• Shop Old Colorado City: 366 Vacation Rentals
• Palmer Park: 481 Vacation Rentals
• Pulpit Rock Trail Parking Lot: 289 Vacation Rentals
• Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun: 156 Vacation Rentals
• Miramont Castle Museum: 135 Vacation Rentals
• Magic Town: 473 Vacation Rentals
• Pulpit Rock Park: 300 Vacation Rentals
• Ghost Town Museum: 387 Vacation Rentals
• North Cheyenne Cañon Park: 340 Vacation Rentals

Here are the airports that located near Colorado Springs:

• Butts AAF (Fort Carson) Air Field: 87 Vacation Rentals
• City of Colorado Springs Municipal Airport: 214 Vacation Rentals

You can take a flight to nearby airports, such as Colorado Springs Airport (COS) or Denver International Airport (DEN), and from there you'll have the options of tour bus, taxi, or car rental.

North Pole Colorado Santa's Workshop: these rides are typical old-school carnival rides, but they are well maintained. Address: 5050 Pikes Peak Hwy, Cascade, Co 80809

• Day 1: Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and cave exploration at Cave of the Winds.
• Day 2: Garden of the Gods and North Pole Colorado Santa's Workshop

The peak season of tourism is summer (June to August), it is warm and sunny. Winter (December to March)  season is cold and there will be a lot of snows.

Manitou Springs Cliff Dwellings: a great place to experience the history and lives of Puebloan Native Americans. 

• Garden of the Gods:  You can tell from the name that the Garden of the Gods is an extremely attractive place. It sounds like a place far away from the crowd, where the gods live and play. Since it is the place where the Gods live, the scenery should be good. In fact, its name is far from enough to express its impressive and beautiful view. It is covered with the most beautiful red sandstone, conglomerate, and limestone. After thousands of years of weathering, their shapes are also different. Among them, the most attractive one is "Kissing Camels", named after the two mountains are very similar to two camels kissing. Behind the sandstone is the Pikes Peak, a famous summit of Colorado.  All red rocks are naturally formed, varying in size and shape. There's a nice visitor center with gift shops and a cafeteria. Address: 1805 n 30th st, Colorado Springs, Co 80904
• Cheyenne Mountain Zoo: located at 6714 feet above sea level on Mount Cheyenne, there are more than 800 animals in Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, representing about 142 kinds of animals from all over the world. It focuses on conservation, captive breeding, and, of course, allows public access to animals. There are many interesting activities for kids. Mountaineer sky ride takes visitors to the zoo's open-air cable car to enjoy the view. Its train rides, pony riding, and giraffe feeding activities are also very popular. Address: 4250 Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Rd, Colorado Springs, Co 80906
• Cave of the Winds: It's a very cool and unique place. You can explore caves, rock climbing, or even try bungee jumping!