Access
NOTE: Campground is physically located in Colorado.
In Chama, NM, take State Rt. 17 north 13 miles to Trujillo Meadows
Reservoir sign (in Colorado). Turn left at sign (dirt) and go 0.1
miles to a "T" intersection and campground sign (Forest
Rt. 118). Turn right onto Rt. 118 and go 2.1 miles to
campground on right.
Alternate Route: From Antonito, CO, take US Rt. 285 south 0.3 miles
to State Rt. 17. Continue straight onto Rt. 17 and go 35.2 miles
to Trujillo Meadows Reservoir sign. Turn right at sign (dirt) and
go 0.1 miles to "T" intersection and campground sign
(Forest Rt. 118). Turn right onto Rt. 118 and go 2.1 miles to campground
on right.
Attractions
The campground, adjacent to a meadow and above Trujillo Meadows
Reservoir, is composed of two sections - Upper and Lower. The vegetation
is a mix of conifer trees which are thick in parts of the campground.
Sites 34 through 39 are in an inner loop which are not RV friendly.
There is an observation platform across from camping sites 40 and
41 to view a waterfall.
This is a pleasant and attractive campground from which campers
can take a day trip on the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad (steam).
This adventure is 64 miles through abandoned mining towns and can
be started in either Chama, NM or Antonito, CO.
Call (719) 376-5483 for information and reservations.
This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.
Considerations
The threaded spigot is located across from camping site #18.
Trujillo Meadows Reservoir is 25 acres and is no-wake.
FISHING
Rainbow trout (stocked)
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