Target Tree Campground

Came without reservations on the Saturday of Labor day weekend. Most sites were reserved or occupied but there were three sites available so selected site 24. Fairly level, nice picnic table as well as a tent pad. On a hillside so had some cell reception but it was variable. Camp host Blaine was great to talk to, and kept the campground spotless. Thanks Blaine! Spacious sites, only a little traffic noise from the main road about a mile away.
Clean restrooms, trash dumpsters and water spigots located around the campground.

We stayed here for a night after driving from Sand Dunes the previous day. It was a great spot to visit Mesa Verde, only about 15 minutes away. Nice site with good privacy and accessible water. Vault toilets kept very clean and easy to access using trails within the loop. Camp host in July 2020, Blaine, was top notch. Only downside is the road noise. Not bothersome, but you definitely know that you’re not in the middle of the forest as you can hear some of the cars driving by on the nearby highway

Nice campground just off of highway 160, between Mangos and Durango. Gravel camp spots and parking area. Every site has tent spots some sites have 2 tent places. All sites have picnic table, and fire pits. Spacious sites with lots of room between the sites. Large pine trees with lots of scrub oak. Green and luscious area. Some hiking on Narrow Gauge Trail. Composting toilets, potable water, and trash for your stay. Water is limited because they have to truck it in from Durango. Nine first come first serve sites, and 15 on line reservable sites. One can usually find a spot even without a reservation. Camp Host on duty.

Found this location while searching campgrounds. Stayed on 6/7/2017 that evening and was a back-up location although there are some pull throughs.. It's primitive with potable water available and compost vault toilet (poor condition). No electricity, dump station, firewood, or showers available. Had to get firewood from Durango. Host wasn't around when I was there. Trash disposal available on the way out. Trails abound, especially to an abandoned rail bed of an old narrow railroad.

It was very quiet with a little road noise.... but when the night comes... it becomes very quiet you could here owls calling. Had a herd of Mule deer come through and the dog made sure they stayed away.... OK... growling made them laugh as she is a small dog.

Had a 19 foot RV trailer behind a jeep. Very nice locations through the campground. We were able to spend some time at Mesa Verde and downtown Durango.

For the previous poster, this place is only open from Mid-May till early November. This all depends of weather and other conditions.