It's going to cost a little more to go camping in Colorado's State Parks starting next month. Colorado Parks and Wildlife is increasing basic, electric, full hook-up and cabin/yurt camping fees at the 33 parks where camping is available, effective November 1st. This is the first increase in camping fees since 2010.

Price Increases

Depending upon the type of site, fee increases range from $2 to $10 per night. The current camping fees will not change for those who have already made future reservations. Most camping fees range from $10 - $28, not including the reservation fee and park pass. Every vehicle entering the park, including RVs and towed vehicles, must have a park pass for each day. Annual park passes are $70, and most daily parks passes are $7.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has more than 3,900 campsites available, many including electrical hookups and close-by restroom and shower facilities, plus 50 cabins and yurts located throughout the state.  .

Make Reservations

You can make reservations online or call 303-470-1144​ for more information.

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