United Campground
81301 Durango
die Vereinigten Staaten
The Animas River flows along the property and the Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge Train comes through the middle of the campground. The Durango Trolley Service comes by the park every 20 min for transportation downtown and train depot. Our park offers free Wi-Fi and also free cable TV in all of the hook-up sites.
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Bewertung schreibenDuring the initial days of May, we lodged at the Pine Campground, positioned within Navajo Lake State Park, specifically at pitch number 71. The panorama from our site was breathtaking, encompassing the entirety of Navajo Lake, the marina, and a path that led directly to the lake. Our pitch was flat and came equipped with a concrete slab, 30 amp electric hookup, water supply, a picnic table under a shelter, and a fire pit. The washroom facilities, which were clean and well-kept, were conveniently close by and offered complimentary warm showers. Garbage bins were situated at the loop entrance. Our pitch received decent Verizon coverage, with four bars of service. The campground's proximity to the awe-inspiring Aztec Ruins was the main reason for our selection. We eagerly anticipate a lengthier stay at this ideal camping location in the future.
vor 3 Jahren
Poorly run. No customer service. No security. People partying till 1am. No cell service or internet as advertised. Internet has been broken for a while. Was planning on staying 7 nights. There arent any phone numbers to call anyone. Aramark corporate needs to replace management and a few employees. Moved to Ancient Cedars. Much nicer place.
vor 3 Jahren
Unlike some of the other reviewers, our spot was very secluded and private. We camped at the tent only sites along Pueblo Road. The tent site was clean and not overgrown. No neighbors could be seen from our spot, but the only downside about being on Pueblo Road would have been the traffic from the campers further up the loop. WiFi was available but spotty. The facilities we’re a bit of a walk (maybe 100 yards) from our spot, but the privacy was worth the trade off. Much fanfare was made of the pancake breakfast at the Cafe, but it was ok, not bad or anything just ok. The amenities looked to be heavily used and weren’t dirty, but just dated.
vor 3 Jahren
I have to echo the comments posted by the reviewer who said “meh”. I’ve been on the road full time for 15 months and this is the worst campground I’ve been to yet. Bird droppings on the water spigots that are left there for who knows how long. Waist and chest high weeds in and around the campsites. The campground sits on a hill side yet no attempt made to level any of the sites. They make a point of telling you that wifi is free yet it doesn’t even work in the parking lot at the registration office. I initially paid for 2 nights site unseen but changed my mind and only stayed one. Woke up, went to Cliff Palace and got out of there. Won’t be back.
vor 3 Jahren
We had the best campsite in our loop with full hook up and some shade. Private site couldn't see any neighbors yet had deer behind the camper several nights. It's nice to stay in the park not sit in lines to come in & out of the park. Nice dark sky at night, it was very quiet in our loop. The Dwellings, Kivas, pot houses were amazing and so many to see. Love the wild horses too. We didn't check out the restrooms we use our own. We didn't have cell service unless you go into the visitor center or where you check in the campground still couldn't connect to Wi Fi there. Gas up before you get close the prices of gas are high in this area especially in the park.
vor 3 Jahren