West Dolores Campground

West Dolores Campground is similar to Mavreeso and just a mile up the road. From Dolores, travel 21 miles north on Colorado Highway 145 and Forest Rd. 535 to the campground entrance.

There are 18 campsites on 10 acres near the river. Most are shady and level, and several are suitable for large RVs. A site near the restroom is designated for wheelchair access and has electricity, 7 campsites have electricity, and 2 picnic tables are available.

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
The western portion of San Juan Public Lands has many aspen-covered
mountainsides that turn gold in fall, and the high peaks of the Lizard
Head Wilderness grace Lizard Head Pass. Colorado Highway 145
(San Juan Skyway) and West Dolores Road (Forest Rd. 535) are popular
drives in autumn.

The Dolores and West Dolores Rivers are popular for fishing in these
areas. The site of Colorado’s last Indian battle, the Beaver Creek Massacre, is a mile off Forest Rd. 526 on Forest Rd. 525. Remains of the
Narraguinnep Fort are off Forest Rd. 514. McPhee Park, on Forest Rd.
526, has a virgin stand of old-growth ponderosa pines.

 

For more information call 970-882-7296







 

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