Junction Creek Campground

Camp ground was perfect, very clean, the spots were very well maintained and being able to have a fire was worth the steep drive you on the dirt road. All spots looked nice and big but we got the double pull through and it was perfect

Stayed here over Labor Day Weekend and it was quiet and clean.

We accidentally booked the double spot, but enjoyed having the extra space and being tucked away.

The vault toilets were super clean and had plenty of TP. The camp host was friendly as well.

The road up to the campground was a bit rough but we had no problems towing up our TT.

Very nice campground in a beautiful area near Durango. The bathrooms were very clean and the lots were all in good spots. Very close to part of the Colorado Trail!

Really nice sites. They have a lot more first come first serve than is listed I believe. Recreation.gov only has 3 loops and there are like 5. Sites are big and well maintained. There is a day use area with a volley ball court and a pavilion.

Arrived for a first come first serve after gate was closed past Animas Overlook (early May). Forested sites, extremely clean amenities, camp hosts were very helpful and friendly , and quiet. Very spotty Verizon service. Down the road from Log Chutes and CO trail mtb. Can ride from camp spot. $26 a night.

Beautiful forest campground just outside of Durango. Dispersed sites with lots of space. Tables, firepits, pit toilets. Friendly camp host. Firewood for sale. Quiet. Colorado trail starts down by Junction Creek. Downside, no AT&T cell service or internet. Recommend!

This is a beautiful National Forrest campground. The park is very well kept. The park hosts are very friendly and helpful. The views are wonderful.

This campground is a jem. The views are beautiful, it is closer to Durango but high enough in the mountains to not hear any city noise. The park hosts keep this park in beautiful condition. When we were they they road into the park needed to be grated.

This is a nice place close to Durango. Sites are good. The C- Loop spots are a little un-level but good overall. Very quiet and the camp host was very friendly as well. I’ll be back for sure.

We stayed here coming and going on a long trip from Oregon to New Mexico. We didn't expect a whole lot, since it was a Forest Service campground, but we were so impressed. The hosts were very friendly, the camp was immaculate, bathrooms clean, and lots of space between campsites for privacy. Will definitely stay here again.

I am disabled and had an issue with getting up.The camp hosts were amazing in helping me get up. However,when their boss showed up he was very rude to me. He questioned why I was camping as a disabled person.I guess in his mind disabled people can't camp. And C3 is not disabled accessible but is an amazing site close to water and restrooms.

We stay here when in Durango. Perfect spot!

We drove in, early afternoon and were surprised to find an available spot. The camp hosts recommended B4 cause it was a little secluded and had a level parking spot. Bathrooms were clean and convenient, mountain bikers were going by every couple of minutes.

This has been our favorite campground yet! It’s a bit of a rough road getting up the mountain but it’s worth it. Lots of washboarding on the road up but it’s fine if you just coast over the bad areas and go slow. Our site was level, clean, and very spacious! Staff was around on golf carts frequently, cleaning bathrooms and sites, but never bothersome.

Really nice campground. We had a site in the D loop. Lots of space between sites and no one behind us. No water or electric in this loop, but we dry camp all the time and bring our own water. We will go back. Ten miles on the Colorado trail was just a taste.

One of the most beautiful campsites ever! Our site was huge and very private. We had a great free space behind us in the forest for some fun exploring and a clearing for stargazing. Camp hosts were very helpful with questions and kept the bathrooms very clean. Access to water. No cell service at all for AT&T users though. The last mile or so up the road near the campground is gravel. Definitely passable but may be a bit more challenging for a very large RV. They can definitely make it but may not want to drive it often. Wish we could have stayed longer!

Spent a few days at Junction Creek campground over Labor Day. Tough to get a reservation, but checked daily until there was a cancellation and was able to snag a great double site (Loop E #14) with electric hookups. The double site allowed us to put our 24-foot trailer across both spots with our front door facing the back of the campsite with nothing but beautiful national forest behind us! 🌲🌲🌲

Practical things: Double site has two picnic tables, two RV/trailer spots, two electrical hookups, a fire pit, and a tent pad. Separate men and women put toilets are very clean. Loop E is the only one with electric hookups. There are no water or sewer hookups here, which was perfect in my mind.

Important things: Sites are nicely spread out so you feel like you have privacy and space. It’s extremely quiet and we enjoyed the sound of crickets and campfires at night. Very close access to hiking on the Colorado Trail. You’ll pass by one of the Trail entrances just before you enter the campground. Only 5 miles out of town, so it’s easy to grab the necessities you need from City Market or enjoy dinner out in historic downtown Durango. Highly recommend this campground.

Campground features shady sites that will accommodate big rigs. If you are tent camping you might feel surrounded, but most spaces are so far apart, we never heard a peep from our neighbors. Overall the campground was well run with super clean bathrooms in each loop. 15 minute drive to town makes this a great home base to explore Durango and the Animas Valley.

This is a great campground. The sites are huge. The views are spectacular. Electric at some sites, double sites available also.

This lovely campsite is just minutes from town, but feels like you are miles into the wilderness. Spacious, well kept campsites with fire ring, picnic tables, restrooms and potable water available. Hiking and biking trails are easy to access and provide stunning views. We can’t wait to return!