RV rental Vallecito Lake, CO: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

RV rental Vallecito Lake, CO: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Vallecito Lake is one of Colorado’s largest and most magnificent bodies of water and is located approximately 18 miles northeast of the city of Durango, which is the La Plata County seat. Nestled in a secluded mountain valley 8,000 feet above sea level in the southwestern part of the state, the lake is surrounded by over 2.5 million acres of public land and spectacular views of the Weminuche Wilderness.

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Getting Outdoors

A number of 12,000 and 13,000-foot mountain peaks provide a majestic backdrop for a day of boating on sparkling Vallecito Lake. The public boat ramp is typically open in May and closes in October, so when you’re looking forward to a boating experience, you might consider taking a motorhome camping trip here during that season to enjoy everything from paddleboarding to powerboating.
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Camping at Vallecito Lake

Whether you prefer pitching a tent or cozying up in a rental RV, an abundance of facilities makes camping at Vallecito Lake easy and convenient. There are three full-service RV and Cabin Resorts available at the lake, as well as seven Forest Service campgrounds that are seasonally-maintained.
Camping at Vallecito Lake

Exploring the Area

During your RV rental vacation at Vallecito Lake make sure to check out the Tour of Carvings, which was created by a local artist and commemorates the Missionary Ridge Fire of 2002, when many ancient Ponderosa Pine trees (some over 200 years old and up to 175 feet tall) were lost. The memorial carvings are 18-feet tall, weigh around 2,600 pounds, and are mounted on concrete piers found all around the lake area.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Lake Eileen Trail, COSan Juan National Forest, CO
  • Vallecito Creek Trail, COSan Juan National Forest, CO
  • Sauls Creek Trail, COSan Juan National Forest, CO
  • Lime Mesa, COSan Juan National Forest, CO
  • First Fork Trail, COSan Juan National Forest, CO
  • First Fork and Red Creek Loop Trail, COSan Juan National Forest, CO
  • First Fork, Coldwater Creek, Piedra River, and Second Box Canyon Loop Trail , COSan Juan National Forest, CO
  • Haflin Creek, COSan Juan National Forest, CO
  • Haviland Lake Trail, COSan Juan National Forest, CO
  • Jones Creek and Dutch Creek Loop, COSan Juan National Forest, CO

Recent RV rental reviews in Vallecito Lake

Jennifer P.

August, 2026

This was perfect for our vacation. We have friends with a RV and they have land in Colorado. When we arrived it was set up and all ready for us. It is so beautiful inside and she covered every detail that a non RVer would want and need.
Sherry H.

August, 2026

Neil was very prompt and showed up on time for dropping and picking up. He was very nice and set up the rv.
Nicole B.

August, 2026

We had a great experience renting this RV for our weekend trip to Crested Butte! It was comfortable, clean, easy to drive, and had everything we needed. We would definitely rent it again!

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