Silverthorne, Co - Ruby Ranch Rd Supercharger

PRICING

$0.49 / kWh

AI Overview

The stall closest to the dumpsters is recessed, which works well for trailers but reduces maneuvering room. A Maverik convenience store is adjacent to the chargers. Drivers note the site has grass areas and is walkable, making it convenient to stretch legs during a charge.

Address

Hours

Open 24 hours

Reviews

• Jacob Pierce★★★★★Jun 2026 • Google Maps

  The Tesla Supercharger in Silverthorne, Colorado is an outstanding charging stop and a great example of what makes Tesla road trips so convenient. Located right off the main route through Summit County, this 250 kW Supercharger offers fast charging, easy access, and a location that makes it simple to stretch your legs while your vehicle powers up. One of the biggest advantages of this site is the number of nearby amenities. Within walking distance, you’ll find shopping, restaurants, Murdoch’s Ranch & Home Supply, Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and other useful stops that help turn charging time into productive time. Instead of sitting in your vehicle waiting, you can grab food, browse stores, or simply enjoy the beautiful mountain setting. The charging experience itself was excellent. The station was easy to locate, access was straightforward, and the chargers performed exactly as expected. The 250 kW capability allows for quick charging sessions, which is especially valuable when traveling through Colorado’s mountain corridors where efficient charging stops can make a big difference in trip planning. The surrounding area is clean, well-maintained, and offers impressive views of the Rockies. Whether you’re heading toward Breckenridge, Vail, Keystone, Denver, or beyond, this location serves as a convenient and reliable stop along the way. For Tesla owners traveling through the Colorado high country, this Silverthorne Supercharger is an easy five-star recommendation. Fast charging, excellent access, nearby amenities, and beautiful scenery make it a location we’ll gladly use again on future trips.

• Caleb Pierce★★★★★Jun 2026 • Google Maps

  This is hands-down one of the most scenic Superchargers you’ll ever pull into. We stopped at the Maverik Supercharger in Dillon, Colorado, and honestly didn’t want to leave. You’re right off I-70 surrounded by mountains, with that big Colorado sky overhead and clean alpine air. While the car charged, we walked the whole area — and it’s genuinely walkable. We passed a family out walking their dog, everyone relaxed and taking it in. It’s the kind of stop that feels less like a chore and more like a break you’ll actually enjoy. Nice bonus: it’s not just for Teslas. Someone next to us was charging a Rivian SUV, so non-Tesla EVs can power up here too — good to know if you’re routing the family through the mountains in something other than a Tesla. And everything you need is right here. Grab snacks or fuel at the Maverik, coffee at the Starbucks across the way, or a real meal at one of the great local spots nearby. There’s an AC Hotel by Marriott steps away if you want to make it an overnight before hitting Dillon, Breckenridge, or Vail in the morning. The chargers were quick and easy to find, the whole spot is clean and well-kept, and the views are just beautiful. This is what mountain-town charging should feel like. Highly recommend.

• Meagan Lewis★★★★★Jan 2026 • Google Maps

  Do not own an electric car......but stopped at the Maverick next door and my Dog and I wondered over to the grass at the superchargers Their was plenty of snow but spots where grass was visible and my Linda (a chiweenie service dog) truly appreciated using the restroom without snow touching her nether regions She told me to give them a 5 star review because other dog owners should know it's prime potty real estate She also said I absolutely MUST add that there are no scary semis with noisy air breaks like the other truck stops we visited on our journey from Utah to East Texas The noises the semi trucks made often scared little Linda so much she was not able to do her business and we would have to find somewhere else for her to go. At one stop she became so scared she darted back to our car and was almost run over in the parking lot since she was too busy running to look both ways She highly recommends skipping the truck stop and go here instead

• James Schmidt★★★★★Jan 2026 • Google Maps

  Multiple non-Tesla vehicles were blocking multiple stalls while charging due to poor charging port locations. I can see this becoming a major problem going forward. Restrooms are good and food/drink is available.

• Andrew Whelchel★★★★★Nov 2025 • Google Maps

  These need slightly better directions. I thought I could pay with my card. But it wouldn't let me and gave me an error. I finally figured out you needed the app. Kinda frustrating since it says right on it that you can use a card.

• Toby Wassemiller★★★★★Aug 2022 • Google Maps

  So great to have a spot to charge while towing a camper! Super Target is a short 10 minute walk to kill time & get supplies too.

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