Staunton State Park Management Plan In Person Public Meeting
Join us for an in person meeting to discuss the new Park Management Plan for Staunton State Park! No registration required.
About this Event
Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff are completing the Staunton State Park Management Plan. The park has previously been operating under their Master Plan which was developed in 2010. This new Staunton State Park Management Plan will serve as an overarching management guide for the park by outlining short- and long-term visitor, recreation, resource, and infrastructure management visions for the park. It will chart the management priorities and specific management directions for current and future park staff.
If you are interested in providing feedback on this management plan, please visit engagecpw.org/staunton-state-park-management-plan during open engagement from June 10 to July 18, 2025.
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