Best RV Parks near Dove Creek, CO

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Best RV Sites Near Dove Creek, CO (94)

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586 Reviews of 94 Dove Creek Campgrounds


  • Kim S.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Morefield Campground — Mesa Verde National Park
    Oct. 27, 2024

    Morefield Campground — Mesa Verde National Park

    Tons of sites

    While kind of on the pricier side for campgrounds I really enjoyed my 2 nights there in early Oct 24. Easy access to get on the road to the cliff dwellings early in the day, flush bathrooms, tons of sites, trails nearby, a little center with a store, cafe, gas, and most importantly showers. 

    They let you pick your site which is nice so I got a site with a flat spot for my rooftop tent, but some sites are definately more geared to tent camping, but there are tons of site options.

    Would stay again.

  • EThe Dyrt ADMIN User
    Camper-submitted photo from Abajo Flat Camp
    Oct. 25, 2024

    Abajo Flat Camp

    Pretty location, quite a bit of noise

    We stayed here during hunting season, noticeable amount of noise in the very early hours of the morning due to this. On a clear night you can see an amazing amount of stars!

  • Corvid C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Blue Mountain RV Park
    Oct. 23, 2024

    Blue Mountain RV Park

    Good overnight stop

    Well-kept grounds make clear the managers care. The trading post is full of beautiful , native-made items and a handy small store of cameras essentials. We appreciated the small laundromat.

  • Corvid C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Cottonwood RV Park
    Oct. 23, 2024

    Cottonwood RV Park

    A great place

    A meticulously maintained park with lots of room, some shady trees, and level sites. Views of the beautiful red cliffs.

  • Rick P.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Devils Canyon Campground
    Oct. 18, 2024

    Devils Canyon Campground

    Quiet stopover

    Just stayed one night but the site/roads had been recently repaved and park was being updated. Tall pines, good hiking and quiet surroundings made for a good overnight stay.

  • UThe Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Windwhistle Campground
    Oct. 17, 2024

    Windwhistle Campground

    Nice out of the way off Hwy 191 SE Utah

    Stayed night of 4/21, all single sites FCFS but we found a space arriving around 1230 on a Friday (space 4, $20). Clean restrooms and followed road to end Needles Overlook and took a few walks. Mostly RVs but very quiet, no one using generators excessively. Was hoping for a clear sky but mostly overcast. Low around 38.

    If you have time, drive down dirt road (good condition) to Canyonlands NP Needles Overlook. Other stuff in area includes Newspaper Rock and Natural Bridges.…not to mention Moab, La Sal mountains, etc.

    Food aside: Made quesadillas with green chile tortillas, cheese, and some jerky.

  • MThe Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Cadillac Ranch RV Park
    Oct. 7, 2024

    Cadillac Ranch RV Park

    Wonderful!

    Very nice RV park. They have done alot of improvements so everything is clean and new. All pull through sites, level sites, a new bath house with large showers and laundry facilities. The only complaint is that there is not much shade, but they have planted trees, so are trying. The manager/caretaker is busy everyday working on keeping the property nice & in good working condition. Very nice and accommodating. We would definitely stay again.

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    Camper-submitted photo from Riverwood RV Resort
    Oct. 7, 2024

    Riverwood RV Resort

    Newer RV Park with a Great Location

    Newer RV park, so everything is in great shape, and the wifi is super fast, 76 mb download, and 65 upload. The only downside is that every site does not have a picnic table, but there are two gas grills at the office/club house for everyone's use. Extremely nice small town. We will definitely stay here if in the area.

  • Richard K.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Recapture Reservoir
    Oct. 2, 2024

    Recapture Reservoir

    Good convenient campsite

    Was quiet and convienent to the local town. No signal but there is some at the bottom of the entrance.

    WARNING: if you don't have an off-road capable vehicle don't listen to the GPS, it took us down a super sketchy back road. If you're coming from the North, go further down and use Radio Hill Rd to access this site.

  • T
    Camper-submitted photo from Riverwood RV Resort
    Oct. 1, 2024

    Riverwood RV Resort

    Great stop in Mancos

    We planned to use this location as central to Mesa Verde and Durango. However we lucked out in finding the perfect stop in Mancos. The park is very clean, well run and walkable to town. We had some truck issues and they were great in letting us stay a few extra hours while we changed out our batteries. PS loved Moondog and Fenceline for food in town.

  • Bryan P.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Cottonwood/Elk Mountain Road Dispersed Campsite
    Sep. 30, 2024

    Cottonwood/Elk Mountain Road Dispersed Campsite

    Easy access from UT95 in Bears Ears National Monument (BLM Land)

    We were unable to find any open spots at Comb Wash Campground on the south side of the road. And the spot we found on the north side was full of sticker weeds. Yuck. Ain't nobody got time for that. So we headed up the road toward blanding until we saw a camping sign and drove a short ways up the road and found a turn out.

    This is basically a convergence of several old roads. It was rather dusty/sandy. But grasses rather than sticker weeds. Cottonwood trees are in the wash below the spot. It was big enough that several vehicles could easily share this spot. A larger RV *might* do OK pulling in here. 

    I've checked and it is BLM land, part of the Bear's Ears National Monument. Their general rule is to allow dispersed camping off of any existing road within the monument area. Additional spots are definitely available off this road or its shoot-offs. 

    This is a great, secluded spot. The only reason for the 4 stars is that it isn't really a room with a view sort of location.

  • Carol B.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Hovenweep National Monument
    Sep. 29, 2024

    Hovenweep National Monument

    A treasure! Interesting place and lovely campsite

    Hovenweep is a national monument with small but modern quiet campgrounds. The dark skies for amazing stars are spectacular. While they do not have showers, their bathrooms were clean and convenient to the loop of campsites. It was quiet and the rangers were friendly and warm. The Hovenweep monument archeological treasures are well worth scheduling a few hours to hike and visit. There are several ancient structures on the site (a small canyon) and the hikes are short and sooooo worth doing.

  • Eric S.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Buckeye Reservoir
    Sep. 27, 2024

    Buckeye Reservoir

    Big Fish & Fun times at Buckeye!

    We went to Buckeye with six families and somewhere between 10 and 12 kids(The oldest being Nine years old) to celebrate one of the kiddo's 7th birthday. We camped at the group site, which was a big enough place for all of us. We had a mix of camp setups- including a Class B RV, a pop, a hybrid travel trailer, and three or four tents. There was a large common area with plenty of built-in picnic tables and a very large fire pit. All for only$50 a night! The lake was beautiful, and we fished, Sup’d, and swam in the refreshingly cold water. 

    There are some monster Rainbow Trout in the lake, and we had fun catching a few with the kids on fly rods, but there were a lot of other campers having good luck with spinner rods. The area also has a good mountain bike trail that us adults enjoyed. The Mtn bike ride starts and ends from the campground, taking you across the border into Utah and then swings back towards CO on a ridge that offers an incredible panorama of the lake and red rock cliffs. The trail is primarily double-track, and we bumped into a few ATVs along the way. 

    Overall, if you’re going with a large group, you 100% should book the group site, which is also separated from all the other single campsites. 

    We’ll be back! Buckeye is about a 2.5-hour drive from Telluride, where our group lives, and a 1.5-hour drive from Moab, UT.

    Lastly, if you're looking to stay connected, there is no cell service or wifi(I have Verizon), although when we rode our bikes to the top of the ridge, I got two bars. You can also drive to the top of the hill in an offroad-capable vehicle if you need to make a call.

  • Greg L.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Foy Lake Rd Fishing/Camping Site
    Sep. 27, 2024

    Foy Lake Rd Fishing/Camping Site

    Foy lake/Spring Lake Dispersed

    Sign at hwy Jct notes Foy Lake, however all the maps call this Spring Lake.

    Paved road all the way to the single vault toilet. The lake is a small fishing lake and fenced off from camping and cattle. Free dispersed camping scattered around, some are very large and big rig friendly but access roads can be rough rocky or have clay and could be muddy if wet. Elv is 8200 with views to north to the La Sal mtns and down into the Canyonlands needles area. Access from either Monticello or hwy #211 is all paved. Only a single vault toilet, no dumpsters, no water, no tables. Cell signal is possible depending on your camp location.

  • MThe Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Mancos State Park
    Sep. 24, 2024

    Mancos State Park

    Nice stop in Southwest Colorado

    Monday evening, third week of September site 25. Quiet. Well spaced sites. Sloped towards lake. At least this site and 26 would be difficult to find level spot for tent and requires lots of rocks or blocks to level rv. Note west side of lake campsites are 6 miles from US160. Deer came out around 6 pm. Bear area, none seen. Nice stopping place.

  • Greg L.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Pine Flat Dispersed Camping Area
    Sep. 24, 2024

    Pine Flat Dispersed Camping Area

    Pine Ridge Flat free dispersed

    Nice large area, lots of spur roads going to many dispersed camps. Roads have clay so some low spots can be mud holes after rains. Area is at 8850 elv, seems popular for hunting in the fall so be aware from Sept on. Vegetation is mostly oak brush and scattered pine trees and aspen. Cell signal on T-Mobile was almost useless for downloads. This area has a paved road all the way from Monticello, about 8 miles back to town. No toilets, no dumpsters and no water. Two developed FS CGs are close by but seems to have an aggressive approach to dispersed campers using the dumpsters.

  • Y
    Camper-submitted photo from Stoner RV Resort
    Sep. 23, 2024

    Stoner RV Resort

    Welcoming park in a great location

    From the time we pulled into the campground,  full of grass with huge trees, we felt at home. We had a warm greeting and received a welcome gift with yummy treats and fresh eggs. We were led to our spot that backed up to a creek. There was a fire pit, fire wood, bbq, table and chair swing at the camp spot. Also included are free laundry facilities, movies on a big screen (popcorn included) and we were lucky enough to have a band play one day and a solo guitarist another. Scott goes out of his way to make you comfortable. It was raining when we were watching the band play, he brought us an umbrella to use, very thoughtful. We would recommend this place to everyone, dog friendly, kid friendly, with a play area for both. There are nice tent camping spots as well.

  • T
    Camper-submitted photo from Abajo Peak Hill Road, Utah - Dispersed Campsite
    Sep. 16, 2024

    Abajo Peak Hill Road, Utah - Dispersed Campsite

    Peaceful site up Abajo hill road

    A few campsites dotted here and there. The site of this particular one is a couple miles up the road 2wd can easily reach. Established firepit and was perfect for a drive-in OHV. Could fit an RV at a squeeze.

  • Ronald D.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Riverwood RV Resort
    Sep. 11, 2024

    Riverwood RV Resort

    Poor design

    Site was very unlevel front to back. Had to put 6" under rear class A. Sewer connection to deep in concrete for connected to screw in.

  • L
    Camper-submitted photo from Ancient Cedars Mesa Verde RV Park
    Sep. 10, 2024

    Ancient Cedars Mesa Verde RV Park

    Extremely strict cancellation policy

    Made a Rez 5 months ago and didn’t see the fine print cancellation policy stating 14 days out no refund. I had to make new plans due to unforeseen circumstances and called to find out that 13 days out is too bad for me. Not any concessions or credits for future stays, nada zilch. So for a slow time of year they just print money hoping no sees their fine print. I’m a business man and I’ve always seen rules as an opportunity to make someone’s day not motivation to make negative reviews. Maybe I’m old school but there was zero expense on their part and 5 months of cash holding for them. I guess their business is doing so well that they send people the other direction when looking for a place to stay

  • Erin H.
    Camper-submitted photo from Outback RV
    Sep. 8, 2024

    Outback RV

    This place is amazing

    OUTBACK RV 

    Cortez, CO 

    37.38128210,-108.49380530 

    6,337’ elev 

    Stay 7/24-9/24, Site#3 

    I almost hate to write this review as with only 8 spots I don't want it to get so busy we can't get a reservation! 

    On it's surface the description may not sound like much, gravel parking lot, no‘park type’ amenities etc., but it is truly amazing here. If you're looking for pickle ball courts, pools and crowds, this probably isn't the place for you. If you're looking for the closest thing to boondocking with FHUs and the nicest owners, this is it! 

    So what makes it so special? 

    With only 8 spots in a center row, there is no one in front or behind blocking your view. We had Point Lookout, Lone Cone, and Knife Edge of Mesa Verde NP out our front window, high desert BLM out our rear window, and Sleeping Ute Mtn. out our campside windows. 

    Minimal lighting makes Dark Sky stargazing amazing! 

    We had views everywhere, gorgeous sunsets and wildlife of some sort every morning and evening. The owner, Bill, passes through daily for trash pickup and is a wealth of information on things to do locally. His wife Judy even shared some of the garden harvest with us. All this is before even mentioning everything there is to do within 100yds to 30m of this centralized location. 

    About the Park: 

    Open Seasonally April- September, reservations open in January. 

    NO OTA Channels but a Clear sky for DISH/Starlink and Verizon(3b without a booster). 

    8 LONG level gravel pull through sites that are very well maintained… great for longer 5th wheels, large motorhomes with cargo trailers, double tows, or new RVers not wanting to back in after a long day of travel. 

    Sites are set up Buddy Style, but are well spaced and have a picnic table in a covered pavillion on cement pad between sites. End spots have their own Pavillion. 

    Daily trash pickup. Fire pit, Horseshoe pit, and large covered communal table in a centralized location. 

    FHU had no issues, even water pressure was good. 

    No bathroom/shower ammenities, so only self contained units permitted. 

    It's close enough to 160 to be easily accessible for an overnight, but far enough to not hear it. Road L gets some traffic, but quites down at night. There is a racetrack on 160 that you might hear on Friday& Saturdays during race season, but it wasn't bad. We slept with the windows open most nights with no issues. 

    Roads in are good till the last unpaved bit. The unpaved road is good, just a little bump at the transition. No overhead obstacles for us taller rigs. 

    Discounts available on weekly and monthly stays make it a good deal for spending some time exploring the area. 

    Area Attractions: Phil's World hiking/biking/ATV trails is maybe 100yds from the entrance. Mesa Verde NP is a 10min drive, Canyons of the Ancients visitor center is about 20min, Yucca House about 30min, town of Cortez about 8 min, Delores about 25min, and Durango about 35min(where you can take the Silverton Train). We spent 2 months here and still didn't see everything! 

    The BLM land behind us presented a show of wildlife every morning/evening and plenty of hiking. Deer almost daily. Our neighbor spent his evenings walking the land scouting ruins which are pretty much everywhere around here. 

    Several stores in Cortez… City Market, Safeway, Walmart, Autozone, O’Reillys, well stocked liquor store, several fast foods and some really great resturants. Definitely try The Wigglin Pig and Once Upon A Sandwich. Great RV repair shop in Mancos, about 15m away, Kodiak RV. They offer mobile tech services as well. Free dump at the Maverick if you're boondocking in the area. Cortez Maverick is much easier than the Durango Maverick to maneuver for dumping. 

    Farmer's Market in Cortez on Saturdays in season. 

    Fiesta Twin has$5.00 movies on Tuesdays, new releases. 

    Laundromat by the Subway is the most economical. 

    Large Rec Center in town with day passes.

    This park was an unexpected gem we found when the high heat this summer nixed

     some of our boondocking plans. What was supposed to be a 3nt stay, turned into 2 months. 

    We would definitely stay here again…. Probably next summer😀 

    NOTE: Site#’s are in reverse order from entrance.#8 closest to the entrance,#1 furthest. Even# sites have their nose facing BLM and rear facing Mesa Verde NP. 

    Odd# sites have their nose facing Mesa Verde NP, and their rear facing BLM.



Guide to Dove Creek

Camping near Dove Creek, Colorado, offers a mix of stunning landscapes and unique experiences. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to unwind or a place to explore the great outdoors, there are plenty of options to choose from.

What to do:

  • Explore Mesa Verde National Park: Just a short drive from Dove Creek, this park is famous for its ancient cliff dwellings. One camper mentioned, "It was about a 5-minute drive from the park entrance," making it easy to visit the park daily.
  • Wildlife Watching: Keep an eye out for deer and other wildlife. A visitor at Morefield Campground — Mesa Verde National Park shared, "Three mule deer strolled through, munching their dinner as we cooked ours."
  • Stargazing: The night sky around Dove Creek is perfect for stargazing. One camper noted, "Stars and the moon were great," highlighting the clear skies in the area.

What campers like:

  • Scenic Views: Campers rave about the breathtaking views. A review for Valley of the Gods Dispersed Camping stated, "Great spot with amazing views."
  • Quiet Atmosphere: Many appreciate the peacefulness of the campgrounds. A visitor at Yellow Circle Road Dispersed Camping Area mentioned, "We were the only ones out in this area camping with not a single car driving by."
  • Convenient Amenities: Campgrounds like MOAB KOA offer great amenities, with one camper saying, "Great bathrooms, private one-person room with toilet, sink & shower."

What you should know:

  • Limited Facilities: Many campgrounds, like Alta Lakes Campground (Dispersed), lack drinking water and electric hookups. A camper noted, "The road to get to the site is rough," so be prepared for a bit of a trek.
  • Bumpy Roads: Accessing some campgrounds can be tricky. A visitor at Last Dollar Road warned, "Do not go if you have a 2WD or a low sitting vehicle."
  • Early Arrival Recommended: Popular spots fill up quickly. A camper at Mesa Verde National Park Boundary (BLM Land) advised, "Get there early to help make sure you can find a spot."

Tips for camping with families:

  • Choose Family-Friendly Campgrounds: Look for places with amenities like flush toilets and showers. One camper at Morefield Campground appreciated, "Campground had flush toilets—an appreciated amenity."
  • Plan for Activities: Bring games or outdoor activities to keep kids entertained. A family at Telluride Town Park Campground enjoyed the nearby pool and tennis courts.
  • Pack Snacks: Having snacks on hand can make a big difference. A camper at Junction Creek Campground mentioned, "Firewood for sale at host sites," which is handy for evening campfires.

Tips from RVers:

  • Check Road Conditions: Some roads can be rough, so ensure your RV can handle it. A visitor at Madden Peak Road - Dispersed noted, "The road is bumpy, but not horrible."
  • Look for Electric Hookups: If you need power, choose campgrounds that offer electric hookups, like MOAB KOA. One camper said, "Our site was mostly level, pull thru with full hookups."
  • Be Mindful of Space: Some campgrounds have tight spots. A camper at Telluride Town Park Campground mentioned, "Small sites, but great amenities."

Camping near Dove Creek, Colorado, has something for everyone. With a little planning and the right spot, you can enjoy the beauty of the outdoors while making lasting memories.

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