Alpen Rose RV Park

About 5 miles drive to town which is fine for us. We stayed in a shady spot near the back. Bathrooms are clean and decorated with a country/western vibe, and a 2 acre dog park !

Nice people. It’s a little uneven.Hi price!!!??? 68 dollars

As far as RV parks go, this park is well maintained and well managed! We stayed winter of 24/25 and will be back 25/26. The sites are super easy to navigate. This park has million dollar views of the Durango mountains and is just far enough out to get away but close enough for the convenience of "city living" the dog park is MASSIVE and the entire campground is meticulously maintained. CJ, Lindsay, and the staff are very friendly and helpful!

Very nice park. Everything is kept clean. The staff is helpful and friendly. Breakfast is good with reasonable pricing. Cook staff is the best. Judy, Bobby and Michele deserve extra kudos.

Park has great clean facilities. Lots of shade trees, pickle ball court. Huge dog run area out front. And only a mile from Durango hot springs and just down the road from the Colorado Honey Distillery.

Two days after booking a site we needed to cancel and they charged me $50 with over a one month notice. I read the return policy and it seemed I would have received a full refund. The refund policy on their website as of August 2023 is confusing

Easy to find off the Highway. Close but not too close to downtown Durango. We were immediately greeted by CJ. He was extremely nice and he guided us to our shady site by the cafe. This parked is well maintained and super clean. I would’ve given 5 stars if not for our “buddy” site. Our neighbors we real nice but you really have no privacy. Seems as if all the center sites are this way. Choose a sight around the perimeter for privacy. Due to the close proximity, I can see why there aren’t any fire rings at the sites. All in all, I would stay here again.

Spent two nights to rest and relax after crossing Red Mountain Pass during snow storm. Enjoyed bathrooms, showers and dog park (2 acres). Camp hosts were especially friendly and helpful. Spent time at Durango Hot Springs too! Make sure you go!

This is a very quiet, well run campground. Access to the campground is right off 550. Driving through Durango was a pain because of some lane closures. The bathrooms and showers are very clean. There were lots of dogs, but everyone kept them quiet. There is a very nice dog run and exercise area. They also have a trout pond. The sites are pretty level for th most part, and spaced out nicely. The Durango Silverton train track is just across the road from the entrance.

This RV park was amazing! We usually stay in State parks and national campgrounds but this private RV park is the best of both worlds. Friendly staff, ample Laundry facilities, spacious sites (premium and above), 2 acres dog park, restaurant onsite and just a wonderful basecamp for Durango and Silverton. We had technical issues and they were very accommodating plus they have an RV tech on-site. Highly recommend .

Pretty little campground just north of Durango. Friendly staff with clean facilities. Would definitely stay there again.

These are full hook-up sites. Amenities include playground, pool, laundry, bathrooms, and shower. We were notified before hand that we could not hook up to water due to freezing temperatures. (It is November.) When we arrived we discovered the bathrooms/showers were only open 8am-8pm. An inconvenience for us, but tolerable for the last two nights of our journey. However, the men’s room was often locked even during the “open” hours, which was especially frustrating for my husband and son. We later discovered many other campers had the code to the bathrooms which they could use any time of day or night. Ultimately, this issue was more than inconvenient, it was insulting that some campers were not allowed to use the bathrooms. We will not stay here again.

While driving into Durango finding a place to stay overnight this time of year (November) was a blessing. The website would not let me book our stay because it was within 24 hours. I called and there was one spot open. We arrived and were escorted to our spot. There was tree removal and fall clean up happening. The facilities were clean and the dogs Loved the Huge dog park. The views are beautiful. It is expensive but we are happy to have found a place.

Very nice campground overall and staff is very nice as well. Its only aboht 15 minutes from the Durango train, which was awesome, and has nice ammenities, though the cafe and pool are closed now (oct). Its a pretty expensive park...big rigs are regularly 79.00 and they did discount it 8.00 per night for off season, but all the big rig sites line up along the entrance/exit and people are arriving as late as 8pm which is really obnoxious when your eating dinner listening to rig after rig and car after car. Also, not all big rig sites are created equal. All are buddy sites, so you can face a friend, and all but ours (A-B) have a nice grass area...we have gravel and are closer to "our buddy" who we dont happen to know...the picnic tables are basically next to each other. We would come back, but would take a back in next time so we arent so close to the entrance.

We stayed here for 12 days cause of center location to see it all. Hardware store up the road for any small fix-its. If you had a long day playing tourist order pizza and they will deliver it to your RV

Quiet and clean place strategically located to everything you would want to see in the area. A little pricey ($350 per week after tax) but you get what you pay for. Clean restrooms and laundry, everything has stayed open through Covid.

Our family vacation destination- would provide 6 stars if a could. Main features- pool, great family play areas, huge lots and shaded lots- not really a bad spot. Pond, 2 Acre dog park- beautiful sites and quick drive to town or off-road. We stayed here twice because a bad experience in Silverton

I stayed here because It was closest to downtown Durango and I was bushed and ready for sleep. After staying 14 days in the backwoods, it was nice to get shower in an actual building.... but I must admit, after paying nothing to park and stay in the woods for 14 days, it hurt my feelings to pay $75 for one night here.

On the down side, it is an Upscale RV park that if your not in a prevost bus, you are out of place. The whole time I was putting up, I was getting funny looks for my popup a frame trailer. Either way, they were nice people in the office/restaurant and have a nice rv park. Little too much $$ for my pocket book.