Durango captivates with the steam whistles of the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad and the rush of Animas River rapids. Pick from 36 RV parks to launch epic adventures in the San Juan Mountains. Camp here for instant access to mountain biking at Horse Gulch and skiing at Purgatory Resort.
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Durango nestles against the Animas River in southwest Colorado. Steam trains chug from the historic depot on Railroad Avenue through pine-clad canyons to Silverton. Raft wild Class III rapids past Main Avenue shops. Shred trails at Horse Gulch mountain bike park. Ski deep powder on Purgatory Resort's 88 trails. Hike remote paths in San Juan National Forest. Savor craft brews at Steamworks Brewing Company.
United Campground of Durango delivers WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites for $52 to $70 a night, ideal for crews tackling group adventures. Durango KOA suits families craving easy access to town events and river play. Durango RV Resort provides WiFi from $66 nightly for couples seeking comfort. Alpen Rose RV Park offers WiFi, showers, 50-amp, and 30-amp power at $55 to $92 per night, perfect for solo explorers chasing trails.
Durango excels in historic rail adventures and river thrills. The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad hauls passengers through box canyons since 1882. Animas River draws rafters to Class III rapids near downtown. Purgatory Resort serves 1.5 million skiers yearly on 1,605 acres. San Juan National Forest offers 1.8 million acres of trails just outside town.
United Campground of Durango, Durango KOA, Durango RV Resort, and Alpen Rose RV Park top the list. United Campground sits on U.S. 160 with WiFi, showers, and group sites at $52-$70 nightly. Alpen Rose provides full hookups near trails. Durango RV Resort offers WiFi from $66 a night close to town.
Yes, United Campground of Durango and Alpen Rose RV Park both supply 50-amp service. United adds showers, WiFi, and group sites for $52-$70 per night. Alpen Rose includes 30-amp options too at $55-$92 nightly. These hookups power big rigs near Animas River access.