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Cayton Campground offers a unique blend of nature and convenience, nestled in the heart of Colorado's stunning landscape. Located on CO-145 in Durango, this charming campground provides a perfect base for exploring the nearby attractions like Mountain Village and Telluride. With its well-maintained campsites and friendly camp host, Cayton Campground is ideal for both families and solo adventurers seeking a peaceful retreat in the great outdoors.
Campers appreciate the availability of firewood for purchase and the friendly assistance from the camp host. The sites are spacious and well-spaced out, ensuring privacy while still being close to essential amenities like water spigots. Positive reviews highlight the campground's cleanliness, natural beauty, and peaceful atmosphere, making it a favorite among visitors.
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Cayton Campground is more than just a place to stay; it's an experience that connects you with nature while offering all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. Whether you're here for hiking, fishing, or simply enjoying the peaceful mountain scenery, Cayton Campground promises a memorable visit.
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
RV electric hookup
RV water hookup
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Great campsite and "close" to Mountain Village and Telluride. There were a lot of flies from 10am until the daily rain shower. If you've used vault toilets before then these are the cleanest and best smelling. The camp host was friendly and accessible when needed. Site 11 was one of the best in the whole campground. It was close to the river so you could always hear water, but it was equally far from all the toilets so it was a short 1-2 min walk when you needed to go.
Very clean, spacious campsites. Right next to the Forest. We were very far from the steam (river?) and from the road (still audible barely). Clean toilets, water spickets were nearby (sign said it was drinking water... little yellow for my tastes.. but great for hand washing. Amazing part of Colorado. Very glad it exists. Camp host sells firewood, didn't buy so unknown cost and quality. Overall really great. Not the best, but really really great.
Nice CG but in a narrow canyon next to hwy #145 so some hwy noise. Two loops, loop A has 20 sites and is the electric water hookup loop for larger RVs and TTs. Loop B is has 7 sites with several FCFS and has no hookups. CG has vault toilets, dumpster, water spigots and an onsite CG host. Low price on loop B (non electric) would be $13 senior. Note that there is NO cell signal here at least for my TMobile phone.
I stayed here with a friend for two days in our tent. The campsite is very clean and right on a small river. The owners are very nice and the site was very peaceful. There is no service but if you drive towards the town you do not have to go far to get it. I recommend this to anyone who wants a quiet and nice place to stay! I would definitely stay again.
Stayed here in June of 2021. Really nice higher elevation campground with the Dolores river ruining right along side it. Very relaxing and beautiful spot to stay. The sites were spaced out pretty well and the views were great from any of the sites. Not too far a drive from Telluride.