Against the backdrop of rugged 14,000' peaks in the Sangre de Cristo mountains—the 30 square mile sand dune field, with no designated trails—invites you on an adventure. The natural system of the Park ranges from great sand dunes to forests, from cottonwood groves to majestic mountain peaks and tundra.
Read More >Joyful Journey Hot Springs is a quiet, peaceful spa retreat located at the northern gateway to the San Luis Valley and is a favorite destination for the healing, relaxing effect of natural hot water under the clear skies of the valley. They offer three outdoor tiled geothermal soaking pools, surrounded by decks and magnificent panoramic views. Water rises from the travertine springs at between 120°F and 145°F, however, the pools are maintained between 98°F and 108°F.
Read More >Open May 1-October 15. The Alamosa KOA also has pancake breakfasts on Saturday & Sunday mornings. RV and tent sites Grills and fire rings Cabins Full hookup Wi-fi Recreation hall Laundry Meeting room Heated outdoor swimming pool Playgound Gift shop
Read More >Cool Sunshine RV Park is in the center of downtown Alamosa, the “hub” of the San Luis Valley. We are centralized to many recreational and tourist hotspots, ie The Great Sand Dunes National Park, Zapata Falls, San Juan National Forest.
Read More >Full hook-ups, dump station, open year round, showers, go cart course, pets welcome. Now with WI-FI and weekly/monthly rates!
Read More >Sites for tents, RVs, groups up to 90 people, full hookup, LP gas, dump station, showers, rec room, café, gift store, groceries, gasoline, pets welcome. At entrance to Great Sand Dunes.
Read More >Pinyon Flats Campground at the Great Sand Dunes is a great place to camp. 88 individual sites located along two loops. Restrooms have sinks, flush toilets and a sink for dishwashing. Each site has a fire grate and a picnic table. Some sites have large cottonwood or conifer trees for shade, while others are more out in the open with smaller Pinyon trees. A few sites can fit RVs up to 35 feet in length. Reservations can be made through www.Recreation.gov
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