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Silver Thread Campground

Creede, CO 81130, USA

Introduce

Silver Thread Campground is a hidden gem nestled in the picturesque town of Creede, Colorado. This charming RV park provides an ideal base for adventurers seeking to explore the great outdoors while enjoying basic amenities at budget-friendly rates.

Location and Environment: Located near South Fork and surrounded by the San Juan Mountains, Silver Thread offers campers a peaceful retreat close to hiking trails. The area boasts breathtaking mountain views and abundant wildlife, creating a serene atmosphere perfect for nature enthusiasts.

  • Low Rates: Enjoy affordable stays with daily rates starting at $26 and weekend/holiday rates at $28, making it an economical choice for budget-conscious travelers.
  • Nearby Attractions: The campground is a gateway to outdoor activities like hiking and mountain biking. Notably, it offers easy access to the Silver Thread Falls trail, a short hike from the parking area.

Facilities: While basic, the campground provides essential facilities including potable water, trash disposal, and AT&T network availability for campers needing connectivity.

Customer Feedback Highlights:
  • "The walk down to the waterfall was worth it! A short hike with stunning views. Even if you're not camping here, day parking is available."
  • "Though we thought the prices were a bit high, the convenience of being close to the falls made up for it. The trails are unmaintained but still enjoyable."

Whether you're planning an extended stay in your RV or just looking for a place to park and explore, Silver Thread Campground offers a unique opportunity to experience Colorado's natural beauty without breaking the bank.

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Offerings

RV camping

Activities

Hiking

Amenities

Public restroom

Running water

Tent sites

Payments

Camping fee

Children

Good for kids

Parking

On-site parking

Pets

Dogs allowed

skylar walter Aug 22
★★★☆☆3

the campground sign says it’s $26/day, $28/weekends+holidays—too expensive in our opinion, it doesn’t seem maintained very well. but the walk down to the waterfall is a fine little stroll if you like waterfalls (you can park and do the short hike even if you aren’t camping there). potable water, dumpster and 2 bars at&t.

Greg Arason Dec 15
★★★★★5

There is day parking in the campground for the trail to the falls. It’s a unmaintained trail.

Bryan Hardy Jun 18
★★★★★5

A short distance away from the falls

Steve Moloney Nov 23
★★★★★5

We stayed here in mid August on a friday night. We were the only people there, it was wonderful. This campground is accessible from the state highway. We had a class A motorhome with low clearance so actual boondocking was out of the question. We could hear a car on the highway maybe once an hour after dark. There is a short trail to a water fall. CAUTION high altitude sickness is possible if you are prone to it or like me moved to sea level 30+ years ago.

Debra McLaughlin Aug 19
★★★★★5

Got to see a bear walk through the camp ground

Spencer Griffin Jul 21
★★★★☆4

Had a great little hike down to the South Falls! Nice, small campground with secluded sites.

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