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Quiet, riverside, and built for getting out. The patio sites and walking trail keep things peaceful, while San Juan National Forest and Mesa Verde sit close enough to make this a launch pad for serious days outdoors.
Dolores River RV Resort sits on the north bank of the Dolores River, 3 miles outside the town of Dolores on the road toward Telluride. The patio sites face the water, a walking trail runs the property, and the San Juan National Forest starts just past the fence line.
Full-hookup RV sites run 30 and 50-amp in pull-through and back-in layouts, with ADA-accessible options. Beyond the RV sites, you can pick a tent site, a covered wagon, or a cabin. Up to 2 dogs per unit are welcome across the grounds and at the beach ($10 per dog per night; the Airstream is the one dog-free unit). Ice, propane, and firewood sell on site. Our page on camping near Dolores covers the sites in detail.
The river is the point. McPhee Reservoir opens for boating and fishing in mid-April, Boggy Draw is open around the clock for mountain biking, and the Dolores River Brewery pours wood-fired pizza Friday through Sunday. Mesa Verde is 30 minutes away; see our Mesa Verde camping guide for how to plan the cliff-dwelling tours. Durango is under an hour, and our Durango guide covers it.
Guests who come for a weekend often come back for a month. If that’s you, long-term RV parks near Dolores lays out how extended stays work here. The office keeps no posted weekday hours, so call ahead for late arrivals.
Dolores River RV Resort sits on the north shore of the Dolores River, about 3 miles outside Dolores, Colorado, on the road toward Telluride.
Dolores River runs full-hookup RV sites with 30 and 50-amp service, plus separate water and sewer hookups, in pull-through and back-in layouts. ADA-accessible sites are available. Stay types span tents, covered wagons, RVs, campers, and cabins, so you can rough it or settle in. Up to 2 dogs per unit run $10 per dog per night, though the Airstream is dog-free. Ice, propane, and firewood sell on site. Overnight rates start at $15, monthly at $700. Overflow parking is $5 per vehicle.
You're about 3 miles from the town of Dolores, on the way to Telluride. Mesa Verde National Park and its cliff dwellings sit within reach, along with the Canyons of the Ancients Visitor Center & Museum. McPhee Reservoir handles boating and fishing from mid-April, the Boggy Draw Trailhead opens 24 hours year-round for mountain biking and hiking, and the Dolores River Brewery pours wood-fired pizza Friday through Sunday. The Rico Historic District makes a scenic drive. Dolores covers groceries and supplies.
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Dolores River RV Resort is located at 18680 CO-145, Dolores, CO 81323. The park is approximately three miles outside of the town of Dolores, heading toward Telluride. Guests can access the resort via Railroad Avenue. For further assistance with directions or travel planning, please contact the park office prior to arrival.