Rifle Falls State Park's lush vegetation and waterfalls have attracted photographers and movie crews from around the country who come to capture the area's unique scenery.
The falls is a lush area of trees and greenery kept moist by the spray of the cascading triple waterfall. Picnicking near the falls is very popular. Mysterious limestone caves beneath the falls entice spelunkers and other curious visitors to explore their dark depths. Because of its dramatic setting, many
weddings and events have been held at Rifle Falls.
Rifle Falls State Park has 13 drive-in and seven walk-in campsites that sit to the south along East Rifle Creek. In 1998, the park underwent a facelift: new pavement, picnic tables, interpretive signs and increased handicapped access. "Roughing it" is a little easier with electricity at many campsites. Walk-in tent sites and sites with electric hookups are also available in the winter. See
Rifle Falls' Camping page for more information.
Rifle Falls Fees
Fire Restrictions
Every vehicle entering the park needs a valid park pass. Visit the
Rifle Falls State Park Fees page for additional information.
Fire restrictions at Rifle Falls State Park have been lifted. As always we urge caution and ask that you never leave a campfire unattended.