Burro Bridge Campground is a hidden gem nestled along the scenic Dolores River, offering a peaceful and secluded camping experience for nature lovers. Located at 145 West Dolores Road in Dolores, CO, this charming campground provides a perfect blend of comfort and wilderness, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Our campground is known for its immaculately maintained sites, clean restrooms, and running water, ensuring a comfortable stay without compromising on the natural experience. With easy access to popular hiking trails like Navajo Lake Trailhead and Kilpacker Trailhead, Burro Bridge Campground is a hub for adventure-seekers.
Burro Bridge Campground offers a range of amenities to make your stay enjoyable, including fire pits, picnic tables, and RV parking. Our friendly campground host is always on hand to assist with any needs or provide recommendations for local activities.
Customer Feedback:
If you're looking for a balance between convenience and seclusion, Burro Bridge Campground is the perfect choice. With its natural beauty, clean facilities, and proximity to outdoor adventures, it's no wonder visitors return year after year.
Hiking
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Perfect secluded campground. Impeccably clean bathroom. Running water outside. And the friendliest host ("Pickett") of any place I've stayed. A little pricey ($20/night) hence only 4 stars. But if you must have a toilet and running water, the best place in the area.
Loved this lightly-used campground. Impeccable camp sites, impeccable bathrooms. Quiet, sits above Dolores river but was not buggy. Super kind campground host. 1.5 miles from Navajo Lake Trailhead and approximately 3.0 miles from Kilpacker Trailhead.
Great campground with a wonderful, friendly, informative host! Shady, not busy, and off the beaten path. Spotless bathrooms and fresh water. There were some flies, but not too bad.
Good National Forest Campground Vault Restrooms. Water Tap no hookup about 14 spots $20 night fee. This is why everyone is Bondockin Camping. Very pretty site and area
an absolute gem of a campground that we stumbled upon b/c the other places closer to telluride were full. pickett, the camp host, is just darling and what a warm welcome! the road to get there from telluride was very unsettling in our 24' camper van BUT we survived and the back country was stunning. the road out toward dunton was even more beautiful. the campground was empty except for two other campers when we arrived so it felt very secluded and quiet. we only stayed one night but it was a great one for sure.