$7
A daily parks pass covers the admission of one vehicle (motorcycle, car, truck, RV, etc.) into any Colorado state park. The pass is good until noon of the next day. Only vehicles displaying Disabled Veteran Plates are exempt from buying a daily pass.
$70/ $60 for seniors (age 64+, Colorado resident).
Annual passes are good for one vehicle to access all Colorado State Parks for a year through the end of the month of purchase. For example if you buy an annual pass on June 1, 2012, it is valid through June 30, 2013.
At $70 all you have to do is visit Colorado State Parks more than 10 times in a year to save money!
$35 with Proof of Purchase of an Annual Pass and registration for the additional vehicle, listing the same owner and/or address as the first Annual Pass. Bring the white backing from your first annual pass and the registration for the additional vehicle to purchase a multiple pass for all additional vehicles. Vehicles must be owned by the same person. Multiple passes will expire on the same date as the first annual purchased. Aspen Leaf Multiple Passes are $30, and have the same benefits and requirements.
$300 (age 64+, Colorado resident)
Go to the Parks Pass Information page for more information about annual passes, or to purchase your annual pass online now!
Passes for disabled Colorado residents and low income Colorado residents are available only at regional offices. For more information go to the Parks Pass Information page.
$18/night May 1 through September 30; $16/night October 1 through April 30.
Campsite fee does not include the required $7 vehicle pass. If the vehicle does not have Disabled Veteran Plates or an attached annual pass, a daily vehicle pass will be required for an additional $7 per day.
During peak season it is recommended to make a reservation for campsites over the weekends. Reservations must be made at least 3 days in advance.
$60 plus $10 reservation fee.
$120 for the first 30 campers on the first night, plus $10 reservation fee. For each 1-10 campers over 30, add $18. For additional nights or more information, contact the office at 970-858-7208 or email highline.park@state.co.us .
For more information and photos of the group area, see our Group Area Brochure and the Highline Lake Photo Gallery.
Highline Lake State Park is not a National Park. It is a Colorado State Park so National Parks Passes do not apply.
Colorado State Parks do not receive tax monies from Colorado residents. Most of the funds for the parks come from their own revenues or
Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) funding collected from a portion of lottery sales. If you think about it, $25 (a vehicle pass plus a summer campsite fee for one night) is cheaper than most hotel rooms and you can have up to 6 people in your campsite for no additional charge. In addition, there is access to swimming, hiking, biking, boating, and the chance to see some wildlife.