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San Juan/West Dolores
San Juan West Dolores is a small unincorporated community located in Dolores County, Colorado. It is situated in the San Juan Mountains, approximately 10 miles west of the town of Dolores. The area is known for its scenic beauty, with the Dolores River running through the area and the San Juan National Forest nearby. The area is popular for outdoor activities such as camping, fishing, hiking, and mountain biking. The community is also home to a few small businesses, including a general store, a gas station, and a restaurant.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Cyrenne
Secluded, shaded with large pines on river. Pit toilet was clean. Compact sites. State parks a la carte systems have gotten pricey. My TMobile cell did not work.
Charleen Martin
Nice campground. Some electric, some not. Right on the creek. Camphosts very friendly.
Lisa Korbel
Beautiful campground. Quiet & the cleanest pit toilets ever. Hosts are kind. Chipmunks run everywhere and the pines covering the sites make the best aromas and shelter from the sun and rain.
bluejeanbaby
A well kept campground that has tent and RV spots. Most of the spaces are not very private, you can usually see your neighbors next to you and also across from you. It’s a good place for families and kids.
Twila Benally (Kitty)
First time there. Beautiful place under the stars about 2 am. River stream was peaceful.
Kristy Albert
Very clean campground. Camp hosts are always friendly. Beautiful scenery next to the river. Restrooms are clean (no running water). No showers available. We enjoy coming here at least once a year.
Hannah
Great campground! Very peaceful and quiet, some sites by the river as well. Bathrooms are clean - vault toilets only, no mirrors for that morning camp hair shock. We did see the standard bear warning signs but it didn't appear people were talking those precautions seriously - either this area does not see bears frequently, or our fellow campers were trying to invite bears but leaving food on their picnic tables, beverage containers everywhere, wrappers in the fire pits, and so on.