Durango CO

[Toy1Ton]

Looking for recommendation for campground near or in Durango to accommodate 42' Bighorn with full hoockups

 

[danemayer]

Calendar is key in Colorado. What are your dates?

 

[Toy1Ton]

Sept 3rd the day after Labor day for
7/10 days

 

[Donhutch1800]

Sept 3rd the day after Labor day for
7/10 days

We stayed at a koa just east of Durango on 160.Not a big park but very clean and has some back in spots and a few pullthru's also.

 

[danemayer]

Here's the list from RVParkReviews.com. We've stayed at Alpen Rose. As I recall, the spaces are not long enough for both truck and trailer and although it's been quite some time, I recall the interior navigation as being fairly tight for our 39' LM.

 

[mlburst1]

We stayed at United Campgrounds in Durango - http://www.unitedcampgrounddurango.com/ - last September - tight interior roads but lots of large sites and the shuttle to downtown stops there.

 

[dave10a]

I generally stay a Bayfield River Park because it convient while visiting relatives. It is a small privately owned park that meets our needs and has an accommodating and friendly staff. However, the other parks mentioned are OK and are generally on par. If you want scenery of the mountains and lakes there are others. It is hard to go wrong in the Durango area.

 

[jayc]

We used to stay at the Blue Spruce RV Park in nearby Bayfield. Very quiet and peaceful but you won't get much television reception due to the tree cover.

 

[chiefneon]

Howdy!

When we visit Durango, CO we stay Alpen Rose RV Resort. We have a 44’ Cyclone MDT and Smart Car an have no problems.

” Happy Trails “
Chiefneon

 

[TravelTiger]

We stayed a few times at the Durango Riverside Resort, but upon Googling it, it's been made a KOA. Durango North/Riverside KOA. It's a ways out of Durango, but a beautiful setting.


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[Toy1Ton]

I would like to thank everyone on the campground suggestion's I will be checking them out