Welcome to Fountain Valley—home to the Security-Widefield neighborhoods and the City of Fountain. You’re roughly 20 miles south of Colorado Springs, with open views toward Pikes Peak, everyday conveniences close by, and fast routes to Peterson SFB and Fort Carson. It’s practical living: established streets, community parks, and affordable homes alongside newer pockets and small acreage just beyond the curb.
People who want value without giving up access. Households tied to military bases that prefer shorter commutes. First-time buyers, move-up families, and downsizers who like usable yards, straightforward floor plans, and a low-key pace. If you’re comparing Colorado Springs neighborhoods but want a bit more for the money, Fountain Valley is worth a look.
Weekends are simple—grab a latte at Olde Town Coffee Shop on S. Santa Fe, knock out groceries at Fountain Town Center on Mesa Ridge Parkway, and get fresh air at Fountain Creek Regional Park with creekside paths and picnic spots. For fields and courts, head to Widefield Community Park. When it’s time to go north, hop on I-25 via the Mesa Ridge Parkway interchange and you’re moving fast.
Most families here attend schools in Fountain-Fort Carson District 8 or Widefield District 3. At the elementary level, many kids go to Eagleside or Sunrise. Middle school is often Fountain Middle or Sproul. For high school, it’s usually Fountain-Fort Carson or Mesa Ridge. Both districts offer steady programs, active calendars, and a strong community feel.
Expect direct routes to Peterson SFB and Fort Carson, plus quick connections north via I-25 and Powers. Daily errands stay close to home; bigger shopping runs are an easy hop toward Colorado Springs. Airport trips are straightforward, with few turns and predictable drive times.
You’ll find neighborhood parks for everyday walks and play, city open space for longer loops, and regional spots a short drive away. Sunrises feel big here, and clear nights do too—easy reminders that you’re close to nature even when you’re knocking out errands.
Look for affordable homes in established Security-Widefield blocks, classic ranch and two-story plans in Fountain, and newer construction in growing pockets. Yards are usable, garages are common, and lot sizes vary by street. If you want a current, block-by-block view of homes for sale and what’s moving, The Johnson Team can share real-time context without pressure.
How far is Fountain Valley from Colorado Springs?
About 20 miles with quick freeway access.
Is this area good for military commutes?
Yes—many residents choose Security-Widefield or Fountain for proximity to Fort Carson and Peterson SFB.
What’s the general feel?
Practical, community-minded, and convenient. Everyday errands stay close, and regional amenities are a short drive.
Are there newer homes?
Yes—alongside established streets, you’ll see newer subdivisions and ongoing infill in select areas.
Curious about Security-Widefield neighborhoods, school coverage by address, or where the best-value homes tend to cluster? The Johnson Team can help you compare areas and map simple next steps.
18,498 people live in Fountain Valley & Security - Widefield, where the median age is 39 and the average individual income is $33,668. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Fountain Valley & Security - Widefield has 6,563 households, with an average household size of 3. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Fountain Valley & Security - Widefield do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 18,498 people call Fountain Valley & Security - Widefield home. The population density is 5,368.172 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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