Trail Creek Dispersed Camping

Pictures of Trail Creek Dispersed Camping Area can be found on The Dyrt's website and mobile app. These images showcase the beautiful meadows, stunning views of the Conejos river valley, and the natural landscape surrounding the camping areas. Viewing these photos before your trip will help you appreciate the scenery and get a better sense of the camping environment, including the multiple meadow areas available for setting up camp.

Trail Creek Dispersed Camping Area is a primitive camping experience with no amenities or facilities. There is no running water, no bathrooms, no trash service, and no electricity. You must pack in all necessary supplies and pack out all waste. The appeal lies in its beautiful natural setting with fantastic views across multiple meadows. Prepare to be completely self-sufficient during your stay, bringing adequate water, waste disposal options, and all camping essentials. Cell service may be limited or unavailable in this remote location.

Trail Creek Dispersed Camping Area is located in the Conejos river valley and is marked with an official USFS sign at the entrance. To get there, you'll need to travel on a dirt road that's in poor condition. High clearance vehicles are recommended for access, though 4WD is only necessary during wet conditions. Drive slowly and carefully on the rough roads. The camping area spans multiple meadows, providing ample space for visitors to find a suitable spot.

Trail Creek Dispersed Camping follows standard USFS dispersed camping regulations. This means pack in, pack out all trash and waste as there are no garbage services. Camping is limited to 14 days within a 30-day period. Campfires are permitted in existing fire rings when there are no fire restrictions in effect. Practice Leave No Trace principles. There are no fees to camp here, but the area can get busy during peak season, so arrive early for the best spots. Always check with the local Forest Service office for current regulations before your trip.