RV Parks Near Durango
Places to stay with an RV in and around Durango, from full-hookup resorts along the Animas River and US-160 to Forest Service campgrounds in the San Juan Mountains and free dispersed camping near Mesa Verde. Compare them here, then open a park guide for rates, site types, reviews and directions.
Durango, Colorado · La Plata County & the San Juan Mountains
Parks
11 guides
Rates, sites & tips
Elevation
About 6,500 ft
Up to ~8,100 ft in the forest; cool nights
Season
Varies
Forest sites and some parks close in fall
Albuquerque
About 3½ hr
Drive to Durango
Updated October 7, 2026 · Park details checked against each park’s website
Where to stay
Durango-area RV parks and campgrounds
Each park has a full guide with nightly rates, site types, review scores, directions and what’s nearby.
Durango Ranch RV Resort
Nineteen roomy full-hookup sites on a family hay ranch south of town, with big-rig pull-thrus and mountain views.
United Campground of Durango
The narrow-gauge steam train runs right past the sites at this family campground on the north edge of town, with a pool and a trolley stop.
HTR Durango Campground
Wooded creek and canyon sites with full hookups, a seasonal pool and cabins up Lightner Creek, 10 minutes west of downtown. Open May–Oct.
Alpen Rose RV Park
100 grassy full-hookup sites under the red cliffs north of town, with a pool, camp store, 2-acre dog park and dog wash. Open all year.
Westerly RV Park
A small year-round full-hookup park next to Durango Hot Springs. No restrooms or showers, so come self-contained.
JW Durango Riverside Resort
Riverfront full-hookup sites on the Animas, the former Durango North KOA, with a pool, café, stocked pond and cabins near Purgatory.
Durango RV Resort
A big family resort east of town, formerly Oasis RV Resort, with a heated pool, mini golf, pickleball, dog parks and cabins.
Outdoorsy Bayfield
Full-hookup sites and glamping on 36 acres along the Pine River in Bayfield, with trout ponds and trails, 25 minutes east of Durango.
Junction Creek Campground
A Forest Service campground in the pines above town, with 14 electric sites, 60-ft spurs and the Colorado Trail next door. $32 a night.
Haviland Lake Campground
Lakeside Forest Service sites north of Durango, with 17 electric sites, trout fishing and no-wake paddling. $32 a night.
Madden Peak Road Dispersed Camping
Free dispersed camping in pullouts along a gravel forest road between Durango and Mesa Verde. No services; 14-day limit.
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