5 campgrounds with availability next weekend
Several private campgrounds around Pagosa Springs, Colorado provide furnished cabin rentals with varying amenities. The Last Resort RV Park & Campground offers a small cabin called the Bunk House with a queen bed and electricity, while Elwood Cabin features two bunk beds, a two-burner propane stove, propane lights, and a fireplace with plenty of firewood. Bruce Spruce Ranch and Sportsman's Campground & Mountain Cabins both provide cabin options with full bathroom facilities. Pagosa Riverside Campground and Pagosa Springs RV Park & Cabins feature cabins near water features, offering peaceful settings with mountain views. According to one visitor, "The cabin was perfect, full bathroom, half kitchen, and plenty of sweetness that makes you feel cozy!"
Rustic cabins and more modern options are available depending on location and price point. Most properties are open seasonally from spring through fall, though The Last Resort operates year-round with pet-friendly policies. Navajo State Park's Rosa Campground includes cabin rentals with access to the park's recreational facilities. Elwood Cabin provides a truly off-grid experience, located 18 miles from the main highway with no cell reception. As one guest noted, "The only thing you need is bedding, food, water and some reading materials." Advance reservations are strongly recommended for all cabin rentals, especially during summer months when availability becomes limited.
Most cabin accommodations provide basic furniture and heating but require guests to bring their own bedding, towels, and food supplies. Kitchen facilities vary widely, from simple propane stoves to half kitchens with basic cooking equipment. Some locations like The Last Resort offer shared bathhouse facilities with full kitchens and coin-operated laundry. Firewood is typically available for purchase at campground offices. Pagosa Springs offers grocery stores and supply shops within a short drive of most cabin locations, making it convenient to stock up on necessities before arrival. For remote cabins like Elwood, visitors should arrive fully prepared with all needed supplies.
"This campground is located right on the Pagosa river. There is also a pond located on the property that you can paddleboard on with paddle boats. "
"We came near the end of the season so it was pretty empty. The sites are clean and there are many right next to the river. The campsite has bathrooms, showers, and laundry."
"The Last Resort is a lovely RV Park and campground on the Blanco River off Highway 84 between Chama, New Mexico and Pagosa Springs, Colorado."
"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
"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. "
"Beautiful little park, well-maintained. I would emphasize little-- my rig fit fine, but some of the larger rigs had a harder time getting in and out. Probably should check with the campground."
"This privately owned campground feels like Colorado-at peace-to me. "
"The tent sites were large and well spaced. Well maintained and equipped with a great fire ring. Bathrooms very clean and great hot shower."
from $34 - $190 / night
"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."
from $45 / night
"Beautiful area with lots of hiking near by."
"It's a little ways out but the drive makes up for the miles"
from $34 - $58 / night
"Each site has a fire pit and picnic table. Our spot #136 had 50amp hookup and water, although the water leaked pretty badly."
"We stayed at the primitive sites and showed up with no reservations but there were several open sites, which allowed us to find one with privacy."
Available next weekend
from $20 - $41 / night
"A small cabin with 2 bunk beds, two burner propane stove a few propane lights, an outhouse and plenty of firewood for the fireplace! Also has an outdoor fire pit and good views."
"I have stayed in this cabin many times! It is located 18 miles off the paved road "HWY 160" there is no reception of any type... HEAVEN!!!"
Campground full next weekend
Get a text when availablefrom $50 / night
ScoutLovely tree lined campground on the Rio Grande. Surrounded by pine trees and aspens. Each RV site has full hookups, fire ring, picnic table. Nice, clean, bath house with showers. There are also cute covered wagon “cabins” and one cabin. We stayed in a RV site along the river. Owners very nice and welcoming.
TravelerOne of our new favorites. Remote, quiet, and great staff. Very welcoming. Spent a week there and absolutely loved it. Scenery is amazing.
ScoutVery nice helpful and informative awesome views and location
ScoutEnjoyable park. Long windy road to get here but good pavement. Park seems a little crowded, streets are narrow. Full hook ups are adequate, spaces are small, but far enough from neighbors for privacy. Lots of very large pine trees add to the beauty God created in this area.
ScoutThis is a great campground. The hosts are very friendly. I was lead via golf cart to my spot. Although there are a lot of spots, it doesn't feel like your neighbor is on top of you. It is very clean, and there's lots of grass, so it doesn't feel sterile. The cabins are very cute from the outside and they match the office and other buildings. The location is easy to find. It's about a mile North off of 160, and there's a good size gas station right at the intersection. There's a potluck tonight, too.
Traveler2 1/2 miles into town and makes for a good bike ride. Bathroom, showers and laundry facilities are clean and well maintained. So helpful and contacting at the front desk and cute little store. A reasonable price and good location.
GuideThis is a no frills location, good host, Saturday is music night. Full service was great both water, electricity and sewer. All services were great.
Travelerlots of little roads with many spots, first come first serve! try to find spots away from the pumpjacks as they make a deep, rhythmic thumping noise.
GuideNice campground with lots of pull through sites along the river for $85. Campgrounds have everything from full hookups to no hookups and a few cabins. Staff are really friendly.
Camping cabins near Pagosa Springs, Colorado range from rustic off-grid structures to fully furnished accommodations with modern amenities. Located in the San Juan Mountains at elevations between 7,000-11,000 feet, the area experiences dramatic temperature drops after sunset even in summer months. Most cabin rentals near Pagosa Springs remain open from May through October, though a few operate year-round to accommodate winter sports enthusiasts visiting nearby Wolf Creek Ski Area.
Fishing at stocked ponds: Bruce Spruce Ranch offers three fishing ponds stocked with large fish. "There are 3 ponds on property for fishing and there are some whoppers in there! Do keep in mind, you need to get a permit at the office to partake in being an angler for the day," notes Sarah F.
Visit Treasure Falls: Located just 0.5 miles from Bruce Spruce Ranch, this waterfall makes an easy excursion for cabin guests. "As for the general area-you can't go wrong no matter which direction you go. Pagosa Springs is a lovely town with everything you could need. There are too many fishing opportunities to name in the area, and a MUST see-Treasure Falls," according to a review.
River tubing: Pagosa Riverside Campground offers direct access to the San Juan River where guests can enjoy water activities. "You can rent paddle boats, swim & fish in it if you want. There is a nice walking path around it & the river that you can also park near," says Sheila W.
Peaceful environments: The Last Resort provides a quiet getaway in a secluded valley. "The Last Resort RV park is hidden into a very peaceful valley. They are open year round and have River side spots for those under 26 feet long and some very large pull through spots with lots of space," explains Joseph W.
Clean facilities: Many cabin rentals maintain high standards of cleanliness. At Pagosa Riverside Campground, Katie H. appreciated that the "store was stocked with a good amount of RV stuff and limited food options. VERY clean facilities!"
Wildlife viewing: Cabin stays often include encounters with local wildlife. "I loved waking up in the morning to see 6 deer grazing outside my window," mentions Mev W. about her stay at Pagosa Pines RV Park. The park's location "between historic downtown and the uptown stores" makes it convenient while still offering natural experiences.
Cell service varies dramatically: Many cabin rentals have limited connectivity. At The Last Resort RV Park & Campground, Joseph W. notes there is "No Verizon cell service and very poor Wifi. If you truly enjoy your peace and quiet this is the spot for you."
Winter operations are limited: Most cabin rentals close seasonally. However, Tom S. reports that The Last Resort offers year-round accommodations: "We enjoyed 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."
Reservation requirements: Advance planning is essential. At Sportsman's Campground & Mountain Cabins, capacity is limited to just 32 sites that fill quickly. "I had an excellent experience. Friendly staff, clean facilities, quiet nights. I will be back. Beautiful area with lots of hiking near by," writes Ethan D.
Look for recreation options: Navajo State Park offers diverse activities for children. Justin C. recommends: "Plan your next trip here!! The campgrounds are spread all throughout the lake which reaches from Northern New Mexico into Colorado. The Marina is newly remodeled and expansive. There are bass fishing tournaments, every type of boat rental, lake houses, a fishing area for kids, and much more."
Consider cabins with playgrounds: The Last Resort provides family-friendly amenities. Beth B. explains, "It's a very laid back place with 2 playgrounds and plenty of activities for kids - horse shoes, volleyball, tether ball, etc. They have a nice 4th of July celebration, potluck dinners and camp fires."
Check for animal encounters: Many children enjoy seeing farm animals at certain properties. According to Heidi C., The Last Resort has "donkeys to visit!" while Beth B. mentions, "There are often horses (and a goat) on the property and plenty of space to take a nice walk. This year, we saw a lot of Canada geese and there are also chickens and ducks."
Consider site accessibility: At Sportsman's Campground & Mountain Cabins, David L. notes, "My wife and I stayed here in Aug. of 2019. We had a great time, friendly people, nice sites just a nice place. It's a little ways out but the drive makes up for the miles."
Check utilities before booking: Water connections can be problematic at some locations. At Rosa Campground in Navajo State Park, Jolene C. found their spot "#136 had 50amp hookup and water, although the water leaked pretty badly. The scenery was beautiful and quiet and the bathrooms were clean with hot showers and coin operated laundry."
Site spacing considerations: Pagosa Riverside Campground offers various site configurations. Jody R. reports, "We lucked on a pull through spot without reservations, very friendly office crew drove us to the spot. Full hookups & Wi-Fi. Right on the river with benches spread out to enjoy the scenery. The sites are pretty close together but do come with picnic table and fire ring."
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