Fountain, CO

Explore interactive exhibits on local ecology and walk the short, accessible trails to observe birds and riparian habitats. It's a fantastic, educational spot for families right within the city.

Join the community for the annual Fountain Creek Week cleanup and celebration. Throughout the summer, enjoy free concerts in the park at Metcalfe Park, a true local tradition.

This central park is the city's recreational hub, featuring baseball/softball complexes, soccer fields, a skate park, and playgrounds. It's always buzzing with local league games and family outings.

Housed in a historic schoolhouse, this small museum preserves the story of Fountain's founding along the railroad and its development. Check their limited hours for a dose of local history.

Use Fountain as your starting point for a scenic drive through the historic mining towns of Cripple Creek and Victor. It's a breathtaking journey into Colorado's mining past.

Held seasonally in the downtown area, this market features local produce, baked goods, and crafts. It's a great way to support area growers and meet neighbors.

One of the older, more established parts of town, featuring mature trees, classic homes, and some of the best unobstructed views of Pikes Peak. It's a quiet, well-kept area close to the original downtown.

A sprawling suburban area in the southeast, anchored by the large Mesa Ridge High School. This neighborhood is popular with military families and features a mix of affordable housing, parks, and easy highway access.

This commercial and residential corridor offers the most convenience, with quick access to shopping, dining, and major highways for commuting to Colorado Springs or the bases. Housing includes many apartments and newer subdivisions.

On the eastern edges of the city limits, properties become more spacious, offering a semi-rural feel with larger lots. It's ideal for those wanting more land while still being part of the Fountain community.

Located in the northwest, these neighborhoods are among the closest to Fort Carson's gates. They offer a high concentration of military personnel, creating a tight-knit, supportive community with very convenient base access.