Woodland Park, CO

57 Apartments for Rent

Woodland Park sits high in the sky and offers perfect views of Pikes Peak -- the easternmost peak in the United States that exceeds 14,000 feet. Come live on top of the world in Woodland Park.

Welcome to Woodland Park, where you can see the clouds below you. You should probably get some high altitude medicine. You may need it. Located in Teller County and home to 7,200 people, Woodland Park boasts postcard views and nonstop entertainment. It's where folks come (and stay) for a good time. Woodland Park became a city in 1891, and since has become known for its logging and recreation. By living here, you are living in a true Colorado mountain town. The abundance of pine and aspen trees proves that. Hike, ski, fish, and sleep with the Rocky Mountains looking over you.

Moving to Woodland Park

Woodland Park's location means two things. One, many people want to live here. Two, due to its position among numerous mountain ranges, Woodland Park can only expand so far. Currently, the city has over 3,000 housing units. While there are many available homes, that number has a limit. Hence, the sooner you move here, the better.

Important Data for Renters

Only 15.5 percent of homes are being leased, which is much lower than Colorado's average. Additionally, 84.7 percent of units are detached houses and 5.8 percent are mobile homes. This indicates that you'll have the most success locating mobile homes and rental houses in Woodland Park. If you want to tour 3 bedroom houses for rent, for example, you should have ample options. Also, you can still find a rental apt or condo despite the low amount of such homes; that's because a higher percentage of these are rentals.

It's Snowy! It's Cold!

Before you move to Woodland Park, consider the weather. December through April is beautiful because it makes you want to sing "Winter Wonderland". The high amount of snow keeps folks from moving during this time; hence, this equals less choices, but less competition. May through September is a nice time frame to relocate here, but you'll find more folks moving to and from the city as the weather is nicer and schools go on vacation; hence, this equals more choices, but more competition. Regardless of when you come, start looking four weeks beforehand.

Signing the Lease

Before you can enjoy the blue skies and sing John Denver songs, you must sign the lease. Bring what you need: a checkbook for the deposit and first month's rent, a credit score, personal information (ID and Social Security number), and proof of income. Sometimes applications may ask for past rental information.

Woodland Park Neighborhoods

At 5.7 square miles, Woodland Park is by no means a large city. However, within the town's limits, you can choose to live near historic downtown, by major roads or beside natural environs. Don't end up in a 'hood that doesn't suit your lifestyle.

Downtown District: Situated along U.S. Highway 24, the downtown area is very walkable and there is a bus line. The Woodland Park Public Library, Grandmother's Kitchen, and Woodland Park High School are a few notable spots here. You'll find many eateries and shops. If you want one or two bedroom apartments for rent, this is your area.

North Woodland Park: Diamond Campgrounds, Shining Mountain Golf Club, Woodland Park Middle School, and Woodland Park Cabins are noteworthy places here. There are a variety of homes for rent in this car-dependent neighborhood.

Rampart Range: Near Rampart Range on the east side of town, this area is mostly residential, but still somewhat walkable. Rampart Reservoir, Eagle Fire Lodge, and Conference Center, and a chain superstore and restaurant are in the area.

Living in Woodland Park

If you live near the historic downtown area, you can walk for nearly all of your errands. Most folks do have a car for convenience and getting to Colorado Springs and other areas. Highway 24 also has bus stops. Cycling works for some parts.

Life above the clouds is bliss. You'll quickly discover this. Woodland Park, with nearby attractions like the Garden of the Gods, Mueller State Park, and Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, truly amazes visitors and locals each day. The Mountain of the Sun Music Festival is always a blast. With Pike National Forest at your doorstep, great skiing, camping, hiking, and fishing await.

In town, eateries like Hungry Bear Restaurant and Mangia Mangia, bars such as Ute Inn, and shops throughout the downtown area ensure you always have something to do. Unlike major metropolises, folks here are busy in a different way. They are busy having a ball. Come to Woodland Park, where time stops and life is lived to the fullest each day.