Durango KOA

When you have a motorhome rental from Durango, you'll be near numerous parks, recreation spots, and natural landmarks in this enchanting corner of Colorado. Navajo State Park can be found by heading south of Durango towards the shared border with New Mexico. This breathtaking lakefront park is home to the Navajo Reservoir which dips over the state line residing in two states. There are over 150 miles of shoreline surrounding the lake, ideal for swimming, fishing, boating, paddle boarding, canoeing, kayaking, and a whole lot more. With lots of nature trails to explore when you head here with the Durango camper rental, you’ll find this location absolutely ideal. San Juan National Forest is a massive presence north of town, encompassing close to two million acres of pristine land. It might be impossible to fully explore this magical place, known for having some of the most massive mountain peaks in the state of Colorado. Thousands of miles of trails, three wilderness areas, and dozens of places to camp make it a safe bet for your Colorado rental RV trip. Not far from town in the opposite direction is Canyon of the Ancients National Monument, dotted with fascinating ruins left behind by people a long time ago. There are nearly 6,000 historical sites belonging to the Pueblo people in this one corner of the state, including towers, villages, brick ruins, and burial grounds. Mesa Verde National Park is the crown jewel of all the archaeological sites in Colorado, with some of the most intact and impressive ruins in the world. The iconic cliff dwellings etched into the side of the canyon are impressive to see in photographs, but nothing compares to climbing through and around these amazing structures in person. The Long House and the Cliff Palace are just a few of the many buildings that you can see when you bring your campervan rental for a visit to this treasured piece of history. In case you are hungry or need a place to spend the night, there are cafes and campgrounds available in the park.