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Pagosa Springs RV Park

Pagosa Springs RV Park is a small private park about 10 miles south of Pagosa Springs on Highway 84 in southwest Colorado. Our hot springs guide describes it as the quieter, slightly removed alternative to the in-town parks: grass sites, full hookups and 50-amp power, with the soaking pools a short drive back up the road. It suits couples and travelers who prefer a calm base and do not mind commuting to the springs, and it works for a night or two on the way to or from Wolf Creek Pass.

Pagosa Springs RV Park at a glance

Hookups 41 full-hookup sites (water/electric/sewer), 50 amp
Sites 41 RV sites plus cabins
Max RV length Grass pull-throughs; confirm size
Cost $55–68/night for two (approximate)
Reservations Direct
Best for A calmer base a short drive from the soaking pools

Why RVers stay here

Pagosa Springs RV Park is a small private park about 10 miles south of Pagosa Springs on Highway 84 in southwest Colorado. Our hot springs guide describes it as the quieter, slightly removed alternative to the in-town parks: grass sites, full hookups and 50-amp power, with the soaking pools a short drive back up the road. It suits couples and travelers who prefer a calm base and do not mind commuting to the springs, and it works for a night or two on the way to or from Wolf Creek Pass.

We list 41 full-hookup sites with water, electric and sewer, all with 50-amp service, plus cabins. Sites are grass pull-throughs, which are easy to enter but mean you should confirm your length with the park before booking; the guide does not publish a maximum. Approximate rates are $55 to $68 per night for two. Booking is direct. Summer is the main season, and if your route crosses Wolf Creek Pass, our advice is to drive it in daylight and good weather and top off fuel in town first. The trade-off is simple: you get quiet and space in exchange for a 10-mile drive to the springs and to town services.

  • All 41 RV sites are full hookup with 50-amp service
  • Grass pull-throughs and a quieter setting than the in-town parks
  • Cabins on site if part of your group is not in an RV
  • A calmer base a short drive from the Pagosa soaking pools
  • !About 10 miles south of town, so every trip to the springs or groceries is a drive
  • !No published maximum length; grass pull-throughs mean you should confirm size before booking

What our guides say about Pagosa Springs RV Park

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Regional guide

Colorado Hot Springs RV Parks: Where to Camp Near the Soaks

About 10 miles south of town on Highway 84, this grass-sited park is a quieter, slightly-removed alternative with full hookups and 50-amp service.

Field tip: If you're heading to or from Pagosa over Wolf Creek Pass, drive it in daylight and good weather. It's a high, steep pass (over 10,800 feet at the summit) that gets weather year-round — including summer afternoon storms. Top off fuel in town before you climb.

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Our verdict

Choose it if you want a quiet full-hookup, 50-amp base and are happy to drive into Pagosa for soaking and supplies. Skip it if you want to be in walking distance of the springs.

Pagosa Springs RV Park: frequently asked questions

Does Pagosa Springs RV Park have full hookups?

Yes. Our guide lists 41 full-hookup sites with water, electric and sewer, and 50-amp service throughout.

How much does Pagosa Springs RV Park cost per night?

Approximately $55 to $68 per night for two people. Rates change, so confirm directly with the park.

How far is Pagosa Springs RV Park from the hot springs?

The park is about 10 miles south of Pagosa Springs on Highway 84, so the soaking pools are a short drive rather than a walk.

What is the max RV length at Pagosa Springs RV Park?

Our guide does not publish a limit. The sites are grass pull-throughs; give the park your full length and confirm fit when you book.

Do you need reservations at Pagosa Springs RV Park?

Reservations are direct with the park. Book ahead for summer weekends and hot springs season.

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