Bridge Campground

How does Bridge Campground stand apart from Colorado’s countless mountain retreats? Located 19 miles northwest of Pagosa Springs, this serene campground defies expectations with its open and spacious setting, offering panoramic views of the northern high peaks and proximity to pristine fishing waters. With large, well-distributed sites and easy access to the Piedra River and nearby trails leading into the Weminuche Wilderness, it strikes a perfect balance between accessibility and immersion in nature.

Bridge Campground features 19 well-maintained campsites, all available on a first-come, first-served basis. The sites are thoughtfully arranged in a flat area along Williams Creek, providing opportunities for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts to step right into the natural environment. Amenities include potable water and vault toilets, ensuring basic comfort without overshadowing the rugged beauty of the surroundings. Trails a few miles away open gateways to the Piedra Area and some of Colorado’s most expansive wilderness.

Situated in the San Juan National Forest, this campground lies a scenic 30-minute drive from Pagosa Springs, a town celebrated for its geothermal hot springs and outdoor recreation. Whether you’re seeking a tranquil weekend getaway or an adventurous basecamp for fishing, hiking, or exploring the Piedra River, Bridge Campground offers a simple yet rewarding wilderness experience.