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Open space parks are Colorado’s solution to preserving wilderness and controlling suburban sprawl. First adopted in the late 1960s by Boulder County, a small county north of Denver, the concept has since then spread across the state, and several other states have created similar parks. Rabbit Mountain Open Space is named for a particular small mountain inside the park’s boundaries that resembles a rabbit lying prone. It’s also sometimes referred to as Ron Stewart Preserve.

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Getting Outdoors

Rabbit Mountain Open Space encompasses a few hundred acres, and there are about eight miles of multi-use trails for hikers to explore. Rabbit Mountain Open Space is largely bare of trees, save for a scattering of hardy scrub oaks that cluster in the low hollows in the land. The dry hills are dotted by drought-hardy plants native to Colorado like yucca, rabbitbrush, sage, and buffalograss. In addition to hikers, bikers, and horseback riders, well-behaved leashed dogs are welcomed on the multi-use trails.

Camping at Rabbit Mountain Open Space

Many people rent an RV because they want to camp surrounded by wilderness without sacrificing comfort. Although RV camping at Rabbit Mountain Open Space isn’t an option, there are several options within 30 miles of the park.

Exploring the Area

Though Denver is just about an hour south, there are plenty of things to do and see along with the front range. Longmont is home to Saul the Sticker Ball, the world’s largest sticker ball. The downtown area has a bustling craft beer scene, and to minimize risks of driving while under the influence, the town of Longmont operates a shuttle service transporting intrepid beer tasters from hub to hub.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Eagle Wind Trail, CORabbit Mountain Open Space, CO
  • Little Thompson Overlook Trail, CORabbit Mountain Open Space, CO
  • Picture Rock Trail, COLyons, CO
  • McIntosh Lake, COLongmont, CO
  • Pella Crossing Loop Trail, COHygiene, CO
  • Hall Ranch, Bitterbrush and Nelson Loop Trail , CORoosevelt National Forest, CO
  • Antelope Trail, COLyons, CO
  • Antelope and Bitterbrush Trails, COLyons, CO
  • Lagerman Reservoir Trail, COLongmont, CO
  • Button Rock Preserve: Sleepy Lion Trail, CORocky Mountain National Park Wilderness, CO

Recent RV rental reviews in Rabbit Mountain Open Space

Tony H.

January, 2025

From the beginning of the booking Tommy was very cooperative and interested in making sure our trip was great. Very quick with all communication and even allowed us to switch vans to ensure maximum time on our trip.
Pick up and drop off was a breeze. The van was a beast and very easy to drive. It was very comfortable and easy to cook, eat meals in. The high clearance, AWD, and great tires handled the snow in Winter Park and Berthoud Pass with ease. The heater had no trouble keeping us warm in the teen temps over night. A very wonderful trip and I will definitely be renting from Tommy again.
Daniel R.

January, 2025

Great trip for some winter camping and skiing. AWD and the winter tires made navigating mountain roads and snowy parking lots a breeze. Heater keeps the van quite toasty even in 11 degree ambient temps. Dual sleeping set up is ideal for a family trip, and the kitchen setup is great for coffee, tea, and camp-gourmet meals. Would happily rent again!
Alex K.

January, 2025

The van was perfect and Tommy was laid back and extremely responsive.

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