West Fork Campground

Nicholas Velde

Campground is beautifully scenic with a river right nearby! Host is extremely helpful. With fire being such a threat every summer, she has a hard job of keeping everyone fire safe, so you may get a talking to about wood size etc. If you’re at all knowledgeable though, it is nothing you shouldn’t already be doing. Bathrooms were very well maintained, and overall we loved staying here. We even extended our stay instead of moving on to our next spot because it was so nice here.

Gary P

This was a decent campground while touring through Colorado. The spaces between campsites are decent. Only complaint I had was with the road from the highway. It has to be the worse dirt road I've ever driven on. Pot holes all over. If you are pulling a travel trailer, be advised to go real slow. Otherwise you probably will need a front wheel alignment after you get done traveling on it. I'm surprised the forest service allowed it to get so bad. Other than that, a great place to camp!

Roger Greaser

The actual camp site was great; everything else, not so much. The camp host was an older lady on a power trip that for some reason was picking on us for anything and everything she could ( what type of fire wood we burnt, how we started the fire, she even tried telling us we were late for getting checked out 3 hours too early). The bathrooms were dirty and she said they don't have anything to deal with the bathrooms. Get good hosts and the place would be perfect!

Pam Soniat

Campground in spectacular national forest setting just north of Pagosa Springs. Close enough to drive into Pagosa but far enough away that it amazingly peaceful and quiet. We loved our week there and didn't want to leave! The details: No hookups, vault toilets, no showers, potable water available, no dump station. Level sites & some large enough for big rigs. We had site #18, which bordered the river & had plenty of afternoon sun to power our solar system. Very friendly & helpful camp host. We will definitely be returning!