Williams Creek Campground

Williams Creek CG was great! Clean, quiet and the camp host was available and helpful. Highly recommend this campground.

Bathrooms were amazingly clean! Views are incredible! Loved the visit- Thank you!

The campground is gorgeous and very well-maintained. Cleanest restrooms I have ever seen in a public campground!

Beautiful location, very clean facilities and sites with water and sewer hook ups. 30 minutes on a dirt road from Pagosa Springs, CO. Road has multiple sections of washboards, but when I was leaving a road crew was grading the road, so maybe the washboard sections will be much improved. Highly recommended.

The campground was extremely well maintained. Cudos to the staff at the campground! The campground is located in a very dramatic setting, well worth the effort to travel there. Plenty of scenery and wildlife to enjoy on the various hiking trails of the San Juan Mountains.

Beautiful campground, with great camp hosts. Vault toilets were spotless! Great hiking trail behind site 58 that leads you to the reservoir. Our site #28 was great for tent camping!

The hosts were great. The bathrooms were the best camp bathrooms we’ve ever had. They did such a great job keeping the camp ground facilities clean.

Williams creek was beautiful. Campground and host were very nice. Spots were clean and little tight depending on how big your size of camper. We stayed at spot 58 and it was a short hike to the lake.

Kathy & Brian (?), the campground hosts, kept the entire campground in excellent shape. The vault toilets were spotlessly clean! Their efforts are evident are really appreciated!

Kayaking on Williams reservoir was great and we enjoyed hiking the nearby Williams Creek Trail.

Beatiful campground with mostly well-spaced sites, lots of bathrooms and dumpsters. Hosts did an amazing job - very friendly and helpful, and those were the cleanest outhouses I've ever seen, even on the weekend when the campground was almost full. I did not realize this site (#30) was pull-thru until just before we arrived. The "pull through" was right off the road but there were a few trees between the road and the site so it wasn't too bad. There was a little too much slope at the back of the site where we wanted to park the trailer (more shade and closer to the table/firepit) so we had to park closer to the middle of the spot. Not much room to set up anything along side the camper (chairs/prep table). But there was still a nice view of the meadow below and we enjoyed our stay very much. Loved fishing at the reservior up the road, but not sure we will be back, as the long road in really shook up our trailer, with multiple (fortunately minor) repairs required after both in and out even going slowly. The drive wasn't too bad with just our truck, though.