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13 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Multiple RV parks serve the Chimney Rock area with varying hookup options and amenities. Pagosa Springs RV Park & Cabins operates from May through October with full hookups and big rig access on its concrete pads. Blue Spruce RV Park & Cabins provides 50-amp electrical, sewer, and water connections in a wooded setting. "The sites are tight, close together. The owner went out of his way to get us in for the summer," noted one seasonal visitor about nearby Vallecito Resort. Sky Ute Casino Resort offers spacious pull-through RV pads with full hookups between April and November, featuring level asphalt sites with concrete pads for picnic tables.
Several parks remain open year-round, though most operate seasonally from spring through fall. During peak summer months and fall foliage season, advance reservations are strongly recommended as limited availability affects all area campgrounds. Cell service varies considerably throughout the region, with some parks offering WiFi to compensate for weak signals. Many RVers note highway noise can be substantial at parks located along Highway 160. Most campgrounds welcome pets but have specific guidelines about leashing and designated areas. Dump stations are available at nearly all parks, though several reviews mention maintenance issues during busier periods. Navigation into mountain parks sometimes requires careful maneuvering due to steep grades and tight turns.
"They have wifi hotspots throughout the park so it works on all corners."
"There are an abundance of flowers, streams, fishing areas, and walking trails. Gravel sites are very level. All hookups are available at every site, including cable TV."
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from $39 - $999 / night
"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)."
"Park has great clean facilities. Lots of shade trees, pickle ball court. Huge dog run area out front."
from $65 - $1 / night
"CUSTOMER SERVICE: Friendly staff; shuffled our stay around so we could extend and not relocate during the week. WIFI/ CELL SERVICE: Camp wifi and speed seemed to work really well!"
"Incredibly friendly staff, great store with camping necessities and fun swag. Dog park was large enough with a shaded tree and benches. Pickle ball, movie night, pool, playground ect included."
from $47 - $197 / night
"The Last Resort RV park is hidden into a very peaceful valley."
"We enjoy tenting in relatively primitive national forests and usually avoid private campgrounds. But our friends recommended Last Resort on the River, and we were pleasantly surprised."
from $28 - $48 / night
"We stayed at blue spruce for a week while working remotely which required good cell coverage."
"Good location, excellent WiFi, good staff! Full hookups and trees/ shade. Lots of options to stay—cabins, RVs, etc."
"Laundry had just a couple of machines, but was nice and clean. The hosts/owners were very friendly and helpful. I loved waking up in the morning to see 6 deer grazing outside my window."
"Pagosa Cool Pines RV park is centrally located in Pagosa Springs Colorado. It's a small very well kept park with less then 30 spots. No tents or popup campers allowed. "
"This is one beautiful park located just south of the town of Pagosa Springs Colorado. Great family atmosphere, you even get free ice cream. Very friendly and helpful staff. "
"They have a general store and a coffee shop. Hot showers, and clean restrooms. No cell signal and the WiFi is poor - that is the only downside. Would stay here again if I am ever in the area."
"Clean sites, large enough for big rigs, full hookups, and great staff! Thanks for the fun!"
"No grass at the sites, but lots of grass all around. The laundry is located beside the pool - you can swim while waiting for our laundry."
"This is a simple campground, no bathrooms or showers, but they do have full laundry facilities. Westerly is a small 24 spot full hook up RV park on the north end of Durango Colorado."
"The campsite was pretty basic but it was a short drive to purgatory ski resort and across the street from a hot springs resort."
from $42 - $54 / night
"Very convenient for trips to the lake. Easy to get in and out. Plenty of shade. Loved our stay!"
from $35 - $85 / night
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Cash or check only. Level gravel sites with hookup in the main section; a few dirt and less level sites with minimal or no hook ups down by river. Friendly and welcoming host. Cash or check only. Distant road noise; quiet otherwise. Aztec Ruins National Monument just down the street. Would stay here again.
Beautiful campground, great service, but after staying for 7 days I returned to my campsite (after being gone for less than 3 hrs) and someone had stollen all my items. Reported to forest service. (Literally stole a felony amount, I have never had this happen and I camp on dispersed lands a lot)
Would have given a 5 star but numerous sites not very level: Those listed are either level, or 'good enough/level-ish': 22, 21, 11, 12, 13, 14, 7 (group site?), 8. 9, 10, 16. Vault toilets (2 pairs on either edge of campground) were CLEAN!, well-stocked, very nice and as good as it gets for vaults. Well tree'd, quiet, not busy at all in late September. Camp host was great and when we realized site 17 was not level (nor would orange levelers have worked), she let us switch with no problem (of course, it was not busy either). Potable water: 1 station available. Some sites not very close to bathrooms. Bears active in area (see pick below!). Very close to Chimney Rock ruins (go see if you have time). Would stay here again.
We stayed here two night while we road the D&S steam train to Silverton. The campground was nice enough. It rained every day we were there. The road in was very long and took us through a lot of neighborhoods at speeds between 25 and 35mph ( beware a lot of speed cameras ) Bathrooms were clean. The area was quiet. No frills , deep in the forest
We didn't go too far before we stopped at a large open area with many rock fire rings that was level and would accommodate several campers. The road seemed like a one way but we went out the same way we came in since we were unsure if we'd have to turn our class b with motorcycle trailer around.
Great for boondocking! We were traveling in a 26ft. RV. I would not recommend traveling further than our campsite (37.355160,-108.196404 - 1.7miles down Madden Peak Rd.) if you are our size or larger. When you see the big power lines, I would recommend turning around. The rain rutted out the road a bit further down and made for rough travel. Spots to turn around were more scarce up the road as well. But there are numerous camp sites in that 1st 1.7 miles. This place is well maintained, and just beautiful!
2 campgrounds. South CG is a mile from main CG but 1 block from Downtown Silverton. Sites are small but plenty of things to do in area. Facilities are spotless and staff is friendly. Just keep in mind if you choose to stay at South CG it is in a residential neighborhood. I had no issues. People here are great.
Quiet secluded spot. Sounds of the creek, birds and occasional semi air brakes coming down mountain. Absolutely beautiful. Shaded spots and full sun. Some spots are on top of each other and some are secluded. Look for fire rings(rocks) for established level sites. Or create your own. 3 miles from Silverton. Beautiful small town with good food. Definitely one of my favorite spots in Colorado to camp.
Camping near Chimney Rock, Colorado offers varied terrain at elevations between 7,000-9,000 feet. Campgrounds in this mountain region experience significant temperature swings from hot summer days to cool nights, with afternoon thunderstorms common in July and August. Winter camping remains available at select locations though most RV sites near Chimney Rock operate seasonally.
Fishing access: Navajo Lake Resort provides convenient lake access for anglers. "Very convenient for trips to the lake. Easy to get in and out. Plenty of shade," notes one visitor about this campground that operates April through November.
Wildlife viewing: The Last Resort RV Park & Campground visitors often spot local wildlife. "This year, we saw a lot of Canada geese and there are also chickens and ducks. We really love watching the many hummingbirds and hanging out by the river," mentions a camper about the riverside location.
Hot springs visits: For campers at Westerly RV Park, thermal relaxation sits just steps away. "Durango was a fun time and would recommend if looking for a spot close to all the fun," shares a reviewer who noted the campground is "across the street from a hot springs resort."
Level campsites: Pagosa Springs RV Park & Cabins offers well-maintained grounds for easy setup. "The park was clean, and the staff was very friendly. RV sites on the river seemed close together, but the sites next to the mountain felt more private," reports one visitor.
Clean facilities: Campground cleanliness ranks high among visitor priorities. "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," notes a camper at Alpen Rose RV Park.
Mountain views: Durango Ranch RV Resort delivers scenic vistas from well-positioned sites. "Beautiful country and Mountain Views. Large level sites, Good water pressure 30/50 amp service. Separate dog run," describes a camper who appreciated the setting 10 minutes from Durango.
Cell service limitations: Connectivity varies significantly across campgrounds. "No Verizon cell service and very poor Wifi. If you truly enjoy your peace and quiet this is the spot for you," states a visitor about The Last Resort RV Park.
Seasonal operations: Most campgrounds near Chimney Rock operate from spring through fall. "We stayed at Blue Spruce for a week while working remotely which required good cell coverage. We have Verizon and despite having no service on the drive to blue spruce, once we arrived the bars lit up!" notes a camper about this seasonal campground.
Site spacing considerations: Blue Spruce RV Park & Cabins offers privacy that varies by site location. "People were walking through our site constantly and in droves... between our rig and tow vehicle, in front of our RV door, behind our rv with all our hookups and equipment," cautions one reviewer about certain site placements.
Playground access: Family-friendly amenities make vacation planning easier. "They have a nice 4th of July celebration, potluck dinners and camp fires. There are often horses (and a goat) on the property and plenty of space to take a nice walk," shares a visitor about The Last Resort Campground's kid-friendly atmosphere.
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