Camping near San Juan National Forest

Big spaces easy access for larger campers very peaceful

Nice facilities, back-in and pull through sites. On maim street in Cortez, CO. Everything you need is close.

It’s a gravel parking lot with a shelter and bathroom. The road is ok. You do have to straddle some ruts but nothing a low to the ground car can’t handle. It looks like it would be slick when muddy

Very nice RV site in Mancos on the river. I was there first week of the season so pretty open. Good showers, bathrooms and office site. Brenda was very helpful

We need to stop at an Rv park once in awhile to get organized and do laundry. This is a very nice Rv park! The sites are spread out with trees. The manager is very nice and helpful. They sell propane too

Liked it a lot. Out of town. Trees. Quiet. Clean. Laundry. Showers. Toilets. Full hook ups. Filled up our propane. Could have had a fire and sat in their nice chair but it was too chilly.

Ironton is a very busy spot for those hiking, camping, fishing, etc. It’s right off the highway and be very busy! Despite being a little isolated. If you have nowhere else to go, here is a spot, however, you might be out of luck on finding a spot

Right off the side of the road! Great for an intermediate spot between traveling! Or just a little tired. Nothing fancy but good free spot to camp.

Getting up there was not possible in my Travato (in my opinion). I've got some Falken Wildpeaks so traction was not so much the issue as the uneven path up.

Very nicely kept Campground. Owners obviously take a lot of pride in keeping things clean and maintained.

This spot was awesome!! There were plenty of open spaces, and the facility was clean. The laundry room was clean and affordable to get caught up if you are on the road. The only reason for 4 stars and not 5, a long-term resident was burning trash one night that smelled up the entire campground! Great place to stay!!

We stayed here for a chilly winter night and had a lovely time. The campground is clean, quiet, and well taken care of. Close to the river, reservoir, and great adventure access.

Has other reviewers have stayed hit the bathrooms and laundry room are spotless. The service is great and the price is right.

After a handful of failed attempts at finding a BLM or NF campsite due to closed gates, we finally found this open RV park. This happy accident had the cleanest laundry and shower facility I've seen and we took advantage of it since we had it available to us. Another great surprise was the Mexican restaurant right next door: great food and house margaritas! Our night ended up better than expected.

Could not stay--pulled up and the sign on the closed gate says closed until April 30 for elk and deer winter range.

The perfect spot if you plan to visit Mesa Verde nearby. The road is a bit difficult for a RV, with a lot of holes but the sites are worth it. If you have a big RV I recommend you stay in the lower camp sites where you have plenty of space

Convenient RV Park. Clean bathrooms, good laundry room. Just a stop over for the night for us.

Only free place near Durango in the winter. We called and asked the BLM & Forest Service. Easy access, lots of space. Bumpy access road and highway noise.

This was our favorite site in our 10 day camping trip we did this summer. Camping right on the creek with a cool night breeze was amazing. It is a very busy spot but we found a spot on the creek for our RTT even pulling in late at night. It is a pretty large area so even lots of big RVs were here. 10/10

Flat, very clean pit toilets, picnic tables with shade and a great trail. 100%!

We spent a few nights here and will gladly go back!!! We were able to set up by a stream with a nice fire ring. There are NO facilities so be prepared. Clean up your trash and please don’t take glass bottles. There is also reservoir where several guys were ice fishing. They were at the day camping area where there were toilets. There are paid camping areas but they were all closed while we were there.