Dispersed Camping in Saguache County, Colorado
Showing 141 locations in Saguache County.
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A rugged BLM road corridor offering quiet, secluded dispersed camping in Saguache County.
959 and Road X Jct Road A Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along Bureau of Land Management road 959. The area features a rustic natural setting with ample space for dispersed setups.
Antelope Park Dispersed
This primitive dispersed camping corridor stretches through the Rio Grande National Forest along a native-material dirt road. It is generally open year-round for all vehicle classes, offering basic dry camping in a quiet forest setting.
Antora Meadows Dispersed Corridor
This remote forest road corridor provides dispersed camping options within the Saguache Ranger District of the Rio Grande National Forest. Winding through beautiful meadows and pine stands, the native dirt road is accessible to most vehicles during dry conditions.
Benny Spring Road Dispersed
This dirt forest road in Rio Grande National Forest offers seasonally accessible dispersed camping. The route features an improved native material surface suitable for most vehicle classes.
Benny Spring Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping sites along Benny Spring Road in Saguache County, offering peaceful wooded spots in the Rio Grande National Forest.
Biedell Creek Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping options situated along Biedell Creek on Bureau of Land Management lands in Saguache County.
Big Springs Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet and remote dispersed camping area winding through the pine-dotted hills of Rio Grande National Forest. This area offers primitive roadside pullouts perfect for self-contained rigs seeking a peaceful wilderness retreat.
BLM 5221: Red Rock Canyon
A remote and rugged BLM road corridor winding through Red Rock Canyon that offers quiet dispersed camping. High-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicles are highly recommended due to the rough, unpaved terrain.
BLM 5230: Onion Springs Road Dispersed
This rugged BLM corridor offers secluded dispersed camping in a peaceful foothill setting. High-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicles are necessary to traverse the rough and unmaintained dirt road.
Blm 5248: Big Dry Gulch
This quiet BLM road near Saguache offers dispersed camping opportunities along the rugged terrain of Big Dry Gulch. Visitors can find primitive pull-offs suitable for self-contained rigs looking for a peaceful stay near Trickle Mountain.
Blm 5256: Lower Antelope
A dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5256 in Saguache County. This dirt route provides access to quiet public lands with beautiful mountain surroundings and dispersed campsites.
Blm 5257: Rabbit Mesa
This dirt corridor along Rabbit Mesa offers dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management lands.
BLM 5292: Cottonwood Spring Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land near Saguache. This area provides high-clearance adventurers with deep, quiet isolation and classic Colorado basin views.
BLM 5298: Dario Speedwagon
Dispersed camping along BLM Road 5298 (Dario Speedwagon) offering a quiet, rural setting near Rattlesnake Hill.
BLM 5299 Schecker Spring
This rough BLM dirt corridor near Schecker Spring offers dispersed camping sites in a quiet, high-desert foothill setting. High clearance and 4WD are highly recommended to navigate the uneven track.
BLM 5300: Werner Loop
Dispersed camping is available along this rugged BLM road winding through the scenic foothills near Saguache.
Blm 5305: Noland Gulch Loop
Primitive dispersed camping corridor located along the rugged Noland Gulch Loop in Saguache County, offering remote and quiet locations.
Blm 5310: Clayton Cone
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5310 near Clayton Cone in Saguache County, offering quiet and secluded sites on public land.
BLM 5313 Clayton Dispersed
This BLM road corridor offers dispersed camping options on undeveloped public lands near Saguache. The unimproved dirt access road is suitable for most rigs in dry conditions, providing quiet and rustic camping with scenic valley views.
BLM 5316: North Turquoise Dispersed
This remote BLM road offers secluded dispersed camping in a rugged pinon-juniper landscape near Saguache. High-clearance four-wheel-drive is highly recommended due to rough, unimproved dirt road conditions.
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BLM Road 5211 (Crystal Hill Mine)
Dispersed camping is permitted along BLM Road 5211 near the Crystal Hill Mine. A high-clearance 4WD vehicle is required to navigate the rough, unmaintained dirt terrain.
BLM Road 5213 (Mosier's)
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along BLM Road 5213 near Saguache, offering peaceful, open dry camping spots.
BLM Road 5214: Nowhere
Primitive dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5214. The route traverses remote public lands in Saguache County.
BLM Road 5215: Cottonwood Creek
This remote dirt route along Cottonwood Creek offers secluded dispersed camping on BLM-managed land. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to safely navigate the rough, unmaintained trail.
BLM Road 52151 (Columbia Gulch)
Dispersed camping corridor along Columbia Gulch on BLM land. Accessing the area requires a high-clearance vehicle due to the rough, undeveloped dirt road surface. Offers secluded, quiet spots surrounded by typical rugged Colorado landscape.
BLM Road 5222 (Pipeline)
Dispersed camping along BLM Road 5222 offers quiet, undeveloped sites in the scenic San Luis Valley area near Saguache.
BLM Road 5226 (Devil's Knob)
An unimproved BLM road corridor near Devil's Knob offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities in a peaceful, wooded rural setting.
BLM Road 5235 (Campo Santo)
This rugged BLM road corridor near Saguache provides dispersed camping opportunities in a remote setting. Access is challenging and requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle due to the rough, unmaintained dirt surface.
BLM Road 5244 (Houghland Hill Spring)
A rugged BLM road corridor near Houghland Hill providing dispersed camping opportunities. This remote route features primitive dry camping spots best suited for high-clearance vehicles looking for quiet isolation.
BLM Road 5245 (Porcupine Creek) Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping is available along BLM Road 5245 near Porcupine Creek, offering quiet surroundings on public land. The gravel road is suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions.
BLM Road 5245: Porcupine Creek Dispersed
This rugged BLM road corridor offers secluded dispersed camping along Porcupine Creek. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to navigate the rough dirt surface and access the dispersed pull-offs.
BLM Road 5246 Dispersed (Hunt Camp)
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along BLM Road 5246 in Saguache County, offering remote and rustic sites with panoramic views of the surrounding hills.
BLM Road 5254 (Luders Loop) Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping along the rugged Luders Loop dirt road on BLM land near Saguache.
BLM Road 5255 (Trickle Mountain)
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5255 near Trickle Mountain, offering primitive dry camping in a quiet, rugged Saguache County setting. The unpaved route requires high-clearance 4WD and provides basic pull-off spots amid beautiful mountain vistas.
BLM Road 5258 (Lightning Pass)
This dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5258 offers quiet, remote camping spots in the rolling hills near Lightning Pass.
BLM Road 5260 (Ward Gulch Road) Dispersed
Dispersed camping sites along Ward Gulch Road (BLM 5260) in Saguache County, offering remote and rustic camping on public land. The dirt track requires a capable high-clearance vehicle to access.
BLM Road 5262 (Sheep Climb)
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5262, known as Sheep Climb, which requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle due to its steep and rugged terrain.
BLM Road 5265 (Cabin Draw)
This rugged dispersed camping corridor runs along BLM Road 5265 through the isolated Cabin Draw area. The terrain requires a high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicle but rewards travelers with highly private campsites.
BLM Road 5272 (Blue Bottle Mine)
This rugged BLM road near Saguache leads toward the historic Blue Bottle Mine, offering dispersed camping in a peaceful mountain setting. A high-clearance 4WD vehicle is required to navigate the steep and rutted dirt terrain.
BLM Road 5275 (Poison-Dry Loop)
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5275, also known as the Poison-Dry Loop near Saguache, Colorado. This remote dirt route offers secluded primitive camping spots in a high-desert, pinon-juniper setting. High-clearance vehicles are highly recommended due to rough, rutted, and rocky road conditions.
BLM Road 5280 (East Dry Gulch) Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 5280 in Saguache County, Colorado. The unpaved route offers several rustic pull-offs suitable for high-clearance, self-contained rigs.
BLM Road 5282 (Muddy Spring)
A remote dirt corridor managed by the BLM near Saguache, offering quiet dispersed camping in a rural setting.
BLM Road 5284 (Mill Gulch)
Dispersed camping options are scattered along this remote dirt corridor in the Mill Gulch area. Access requires a high-clearance vehicle due to rough, uneven terrain.
BLM Road 5285 (Garcia Spring) Dispersed Camping
This remote dispersed camping corridor winds along BLM Road 5285 near Garcia Spring in Saguache County. A high-clearance 4WD vehicle is required to access the primitive pull-offs set against rugged mountain foothill scenery.
BLM Road 5290 (Findley Gulch)
This remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5290 offers quiet, scenic dry camping in Findley Gulch, requiring high clearance and 4WD to access safely.
BLM Road 5291 (Bachichi Spring) Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5291 near Bachichi Spring, surrounded by rugged pinon-juniper and pine woodlands.
BLM Road 5295: Vista Grande
A rugged dirt road corridor offering isolated dispersed camping sites on BLM land with scenic mountain views near Saguache Peak.
BLM Road 5323 (Greenback)
This rugged BLM road near Saguache offers quiet, dispersed wilderness camping for high-clearance 4WD vehicles. Standard passenger cars and large rigs are not recommended due to rough dirt tracks.
BLM Road 5346 (Black Canyon)
A rugged dirt road winding through Black Canyon on BLM land, offering remote dispersed camping opportunities. High-clearance 4WD is required to safely access the area.
BLM Road 5352 (Orient Road) Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 5352 (Orient Road), providing rugged mountain views near the Sangre de Cristo foothills. The route is highly rutted and requires high-clearance vehicles to safely access the individual pull-outs.
Brewery Creek Guard Station
A historic two-room cabin built in 1935, nestled within a dense aspen grove in the Rio Grande National Forest. The cabin offers a comfortable rustic retreat near the Continental Divide with propane-powered appliances, heater, and outdoor picnic facilities. It serves as an excellent base for hiking, hunting, and off-road riding in the surrounding mountains.
Buffalo Pass Campground
A quiet and remote U.S. Forest Service developed campground in Rio Grande National Forest, offering shaded, first-come, first-served sites. It is equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and vault toilets, providing a reliable overnight option far from busy highways.
Carnero Guard Station Cabin
A historic cabin in the Rio Grande National Forest. Originally built in 1908, this two-room structure sits in an open meadow and serves as a rustic rental basecamp. It provides access to nearby hiking trails, fishing creeks, and off-road vehicle routes.
Carnero Guard Station Road Dispersed
This National Forest corridor provides access to the historic Carnero Guard Station through the Rio Grande National Forest. It features opportunities for dispersed camping in beautiful open meadows with scenic views of the surrounding woodland.
Carnero Road Dispersed Camp
This backcountry access point offers dispersed camping options along Carnero Road within the Rio Grande National Forest.
Chester/Lime Cutoff Dispersed
This remote National Forest road corridor provides rustic dispersed camping on native dirt pull-offs. Surrounded by dense pine forest, it offers a peaceful retreat for self-contained rigs during the open season.
Chloride Gulch Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Chloride Gulch follows BLM Road 5319 through rugged hills in Saguache County. It offers quiet, primitive camping with high-clearance access in dry conditions.
Chloride
This Forest Service corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities along Chloride Road in Saguache County, Colorado. Situated within the Rio Grande National Forest, it provides access to the surrounding wooded terrain.
Clayton Camp
Clayton Camp is a primitive camping area located along Clayton Road in the Rio Grande National Forest region.
Diagonal Road BLM Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping along Diagonal Road within Bureau of Land Management public land in the scenic San Luis Valley.
Eagle Gulch BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping along the rugged Eagle Gulch road on BLM land near Saguache, offering quiet, secluded sites with beautiful mountain vistas.
East Pass
This dirt corridor provides access to dispersed camping sites within the Rio Grande National Forest, located less than a mile from Buffalo Pass Campground.
East Sheep CR
Dispersed camping corridor along the East Sheep Creek dirt road in Saguache County, offering basic access to the Rio Grande National Forest.
Express Gulch (BLM 5311)
A rugged BLM road corridor offering isolated dispersed camping sites with scenic views of nearby Hayden Peak.
Findley Gulch Dispersed Camping
A quiet forest road corridor in the Rio Grande National Forest offering dispersed camping along native dirt surfaces. This area is ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a peaceful nature retreat.
Findley Gulch Dispersed
Findley Gulch offers dispersed camping along a native dirt road within the Rio Grande National Forest.
Findley Gulch Road Dispersed
Dispersed and hike-in camping options are nestled along Findley Gulch Road within the scenic Rio Grande National Forest.
Findley North BLM Road
This BLM road corridor offers dispersed camping options in a rustic, wooded setting near Saguache.
Fullerton Park Tie Road
This quiet forest corridor offers dispersed camping along the Fullerton Park Tie Road in the Rio Grande National Forest. It provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by dense woodlands with convenient access to nearby hiking trails near Spruce Mountain.
Ginny Cakes Lane Dispersed Camping
A quiet and remote dispersed camping area located off Ginny Cakes Lane on public land near Saguache.
Greenback Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Greenback road in Saguache County within the Rio Grande National Forest.
Gun Club And Mcintyre Jct. Dispersed
This primitive dispersed camping corridor runs along Gun Club and McIntyre Junction on BLM-managed land near Saguache. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are recommended to navigate the rough dirt road.
Hat Springs Creek Road 759 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Hat Springs Creek Road (BLM Road 759) in the rugged terrain of Saguache County, offering primitive roadside pullouts.
Hat Springs Cutoff Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping sites nestled along Hat Springs Cutoff in the Rio Grande National Forest, surrounded by scenic pine woods near Hat Mountain. The corridor provides flat roadside pullouts suitable for many rig sizes under the canopy. Access is straightforward via a native dirt road, making it a peaceful and quiet wilderness retreat.
Hot Springs/Garner Parking
A basic dirt parking area located on BLM land near Saguache, Colorado. It provides rustic access to the surrounding public lands and is suitable for self-contained rigs.
Houghland Gulch Dispersed Camping Corridor
Dispersed camping options along Houghland Gulch in the Rio Grande National Forest offer a quiet retreat near Sargents Mesa. The native-dirt forest road is accessible to all vehicle types under dry conditions.
Indian Park Road
Indian Park Road offers dispersed camping opportunities along a forest corridor in Saguache County. The road winds through pleasant wooded terrain with multiple pull-offs suitable for standard rigs.
Joyful Journey Hot Springs
This commercial hot spring resort offers dry and electric RV and tent camping on an open grassy lot. Overnight guests can enjoy views of the surrounding mountains and access natural thermal pools, saunas, and rental rooms.
Kelly Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along a native-material forest road in the Rio Grande National Forest. Ideal for travelers seeking a peaceful woodland stay with direct road access.
Lake Mountain Backcountry Area
A secluded walk-in backcountry camping site situated in the forested terrain of Saguache County near Spruce Mountain.
Lake Mountain Backcountry Site
A remote, hike-in backcountry camping spot situated near Lake Mountain in the Rio Grande National Forest.
Laughlin Gulch (BLM Road 5242)
Laughlin Gulch offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities along BLM Road 5242. The road winds through a dry, rugged landscape featuring pinon and juniper trees that offer decent spacing and privacy. Standard public land regulations apply, providing a remote and peaceful dry camping experience.
Lightening Pass Cutoff Dispersed
A rustic dirt road corridor in the Rio Grande National Forest providing dispersed camping opportunities. Suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions with scenic woodland surroundings.
Lightening Pass Cutoff Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options located along Lightening Pass Cutoff Road in Saguache County.
Limekiln Gulch Dispersed Camping
Limekiln Gulch offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native-dirt corridor in the Rio Grande National Forest. The road is generally accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions, providing quiet sites surrounded by rugged forest terrain.
Long Branch Road Dispersed
Long Branch Road offers rugged dispersed camping options within the Gunnison National Forest.
Long Park Road Dispersed
Long Park Road offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities along a scenic dirt corridor within the national forest.
Lower South Park Road Dispersed
This scenic dirt corridor offers primitive roadside dispersed camping opportunities within Saguache County.
Lucky Boy Road Dispersed
Lucky Boy Road offers dispersed camping opportunities along a graded dirt corridor winding through the scenic foothills near Saguache.
Luders Creek Campground
A small, quiet National Forest campground situated along the banks of Luders Creek in the Rio Grande National Forest. Surrounded by dense pine forest, this spot offers peaceful, rustic camping with basic vault toilets and designated fire rings.
Lujan BR No 1 Dispersed Camping Corridor
A scenic, quiet dirt forest road corridor located within the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests, offering dispersed camping opportunities along native dirt pullouts.
Lujan Dispersed Camping Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Lujan road within the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests.
Mann Creek Road Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping along Mann Creek Road within the Rio Grande National Forest.
Marshall Pass Road Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor running through national forest land along Marshall Pass.
Middle Creek Road Dispersed
This corridor along Middle Creek Road offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Rio Grande National Forest. Accessible by most vehicles, the native dirt road winds through scenic wooded surroundings with easy pull-offs.
Mount Lion Backcountry Spot
A secluded backcountry hike-in campsite situated near Mount Lion in Saguache County.
Mountain Lion CR Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along the Mountain Lion Creek forest road corridor within the Rio Grande National Forest. This area offers quiet, wooded roadside spots with a native dirt surface.
Mountain Lion Road Dispersed
This remote dirt corridor along Mountain Lion Road offers secluded dispersed camping within the Rio Grande National Forest.
Mud Springs Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Mud Springs Road within the Rio Grande National Forest, offering standard public land access in Saguache County.
Paradise Road Dispersed
This remote corridor along Paradise Road in Saguache County provides secluded dispersed camping options within a quiet, wooded setting.
Peterson Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Peterson Creek Road in the Rio Grande National Forest, featuring roadside pullouts on native dirt surfaces.
Porcupine Creek Road Dispersed Camping
This dispersed camping corridor along Porcupine Creek Road provides quiet, isolated spots nestled among the pines of the Rio Grande National Forest.
Rock Around
A remote BLM road corridor offering rustic dispersed camping in Saguache County, Colorado. Accessible via rough 4WD tracks, the area offers peaceful wilderness camping amongst rugged rocky outcroppings.
Saguache Administration Site
Located near the small town of Saguache, this Forest Service administrative site road provides convenient access to the surrounding Rio Grande National Forest. Dispersed camping spots are situated along the approach road, which is suitable for various rig sizes.
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Saguache Peak Road Dispersed
This corridor along Saguache Peak Road offers rustic, dispersed camping within the Rio Grande National Forest. Accessible via a native dirt road, it provides serene spots suitable for standard rigs looking for a quiet mountain escape.
Saguache Wilderness Hike-In Camp
This remote, hike-in camping spot is nestled in the quiet woodlands of the Rio Grande National Forest near Saguache.
San Luis Valley Campground
A peaceful, family-run developed campground in Saguache featuring shade trees, clean restrooms, hot showers, and laundry facilities. It offers both full hook-up sites and dedicated tent camping areas.
Sand Dunes Recreation Campground
This developed facility is a popular commercial hot spring and RV park near the San Luis Valley. Campers can access both full hookup spaces and dedicated dry camping loops, all on level gravel ground. Exceptional amenities include multiple warm soaking pools, an indoor greenhouse with a bar and grill, clean restrooms, laundry, and paid hot showers.
Sargents Mesa Forest Corridor
This scenic dirt corridor offers dispersed camping within the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests. The route is accessible to standard vehicles under dry conditions.
Sargents Ridge Dispersed Camping
Sargents Ridge is a dirt forest road providing accessible dispersed camping options within the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests. The native dirt surface is suitable for most vehicles, offering quiet spots set back from the highway.
Sheep Creek Road Dispersed Camping
This remote forest corridor along Sheep Creek Road offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities in a scenic wooded setting.
Sheep Creek Road Dispersed
This scenic corridor along Sheep Creek offers dispersed camping options within the Rio Grande National Forest. The native dirt road provides a peaceful wilderness setting.
Simmons Gulch Road (BLM 52150)
Remote dispersed camping corridor along Simmons Gulch Road on BLM land near Saguache. This area provides primitive roadside pullouts with high privacy, but requires high clearance and four-wheel drive due to the rugged dirt surface.
Slaughterhouse Road Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping options are located along Slaughterhouse Road within the Saguache Ranger District of Rio Grande National Forest. The corridor winds through quiet pine forests with several primitive sites accessible off the main dirt road, providing a peaceful wilderness setting.
South Tracy Canyon
This scenic road corridor winds through South Tracy Canyon, offering dispersed camping opportunities on both BLM and Rio Grande National Forest lands. The route consists of native dirt and gravel that is accessible to most standard vehicles in dry weather.
Spanish Bear
This dispersed camping area is located along the Spanish Bear road corridor within the Rio Grande National Forest. It offers a quiet forest environment with straightforward access for standard vehicles.
Spanish Bear Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Spanish Bear Road within the Rio Grande National Forest.
Spruce Mountain Backcountry Site
A secluded hike-in campsite offering quiet, primitive camping under the shadow of Spruce Mountain.
Spruce Mountain Backcountry Site
A rustic backcountry location situated in the scenic wilderness of Saguache County near Spruce Mountain.
Spruce Mountain Dispersed Camp
This remote forest access point near Spruce Mountain provides a quiet setting for dispersed camping.
Spur 243.3K Road Dispersed
Secluded dispersed camping sites located along Forest Spur Road 243.3K in the Rio Grande National Forest, offering quiet forested spots near Windy Peak.
Squirrel Rawley Cutoff Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping options nestled along Squirrel Rawley Cutoff Road within the Rio Grande National Forest.
Studhorse Creek Road Dispersed
This National Forest road corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities along Studhorse Creek Road within the Rio Grande National Forest.
Taylor Canyon Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the Taylor Canyon dirt road within the Rio Grande National Forest.
Tomichi Creek Trading Post
A commercial trading post and campground offering full-hookup RV sites, tent and van camping along a scenic creek, cabin rentals, fuel pumps, and an on-site restaurant. It serves as a popular and convenient amenities stop for off-roaders and travelers.
Tower Mountain Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Tower Mountain Road in the Rio Grande National Forest.
Tracy Mountain Backcountry Camp
A primitive backcountry hike-in campsite located in the scenic wilderness near Tracy Mountain.
UFO Watchtower Campground
An unusual and quirky roadside attraction offering flat dry camping sites in an open rangeland setting. The property features a gift shop, a designated viewing platform, and a landscaped garden. It is a well-known, friendly stopover for travelers looking for a unique and memorable overnight stay in the San Luis Valley.
Upper Crossing Guard Station
A historic guard station rental located in a scenic valley at the confluence of two creeks in the Rio Grande National Forest. This cabin offers a comfortable lodging experience with electricity, heat, and indoor running water.
Upper Kerber Creek Road Dispersed
An unpaved forest road offering primitive, roadside dispersed camping spots within the scenic Rio Grande National Forest.
Upper Kerber East
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Upper Kerber East in a peaceful forested environment.
Upper South Park
Dispersed camping corridor along Upper South Park Road in Rio Grande National Forest, featuring a native dirt surface suitable for various vehicle types.
Upper Spanish Creek Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Upper Spanish Creek Road provides scenic camping options under the canopy of Rio Grande National Forest. Accessible by standard vehicles, the native-dirt road runs alongside the creek, offering easy access to nature.
Upper Taylor Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Upper Taylor Road in the Rio Grande National Forest, featuring natural-surface pullouts nestled in the woods.
Ward Gulch Road Dispersed
Ward Gulch Road offers dispersed camping in a large, open meadow within the Rio Grande National Forest, located about six miles from the paved highway. The initial stretch of the road is wide and flat, transitioning into a rocky and bumpy surface for the final two to three miles, requiring a slow and steady pace. The meadow itself is mostly flat, providing easy leveling for rigs and campervans, though tent campers may need to scout for optimal flat spots. Dispersed camping rules apply here, and visitors should be prepared for seasonal winter road closures.
West Park Road Dispersed
This National Forest corridor along West Park Road offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities nested within the scenic pines near Saguache.
West Vulcan Road Dispersed
West Vulcan Road offers dispersed camping corridors within the Rio Grande National Forest on a native dirt surface. The area is accessible to standard vehicles and provides a quiet forest setting.
Whiskey Bottle Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Whiskey Bottle Road in the Rio Grande National Forest. This dirt road offers access to rustic camping spots surrounded by peaceful forested terrain.