Sign In
Donate Calendar FAQs Contact Us Accessibility Military Benefits
Park Conditions
Park Conditions

  • Boat Ramps

    Boat Ramp Gates have been opened for those with an approved Disabled Ice Fishing Permit so you can access with your ATV or Snowmobile.  Remember you must call at least 12 hours in advance with your information, per your approved permit,  before you access the ice with your ATV or Snowmobile.

    (Updated: 1/14/2019 11:54 AM)

  • Boating

    Eleven Mile State Park is closed to boating as the reservoir is fully iced over.​

    (Updated: 1/14/2019 11:55 AM)

  • Camping

    Prices for Camping and Vehicle Passes increased 1/1/2019, please fee the fee page.
    ​
    Eleven Mile is Reservations-Only: In order to provide better customer service and access to quality camping, all sites at this park are available by reservation ONLY. Occupation of a site without a reservation will not be permitted. If you wish to occupy a site at this park, you may reserve it 24/7 at www.cpwshop.com or by calling 1-800-244-5613. The 3-day reservation window does not apply at this park; sites are available for reservation 24/7. Self-service camping permits will no longer be valid. 

    ​Rocky Ridge Loops B through E are closed for the season and will reopen April 1, 2019.  Rocky Ridge Loop A remains open year round and has 30 amp service.

    We no longer have self serve camping at Eleven Mile State Park.  Please prepare to come in when the Park Office is open when at all possible, which is 8:00a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Daily.

    This Park is now on year round reservations as of July 1, 2018.

    No parking for day use is allowed in a campsite unless you have a campsite reservation for that site.

    ​Reservations can be made by calling 1-800-244-5613. Reservations can also be made online​.

    Reservations may be made up to six months in advance. 

    ​NOTE: Please make sure you know your favorite sites so that when you come into the office or you call to make a Reservation you know what area you are interested in since we have 9 campgrounds, this will speed up the process for you.

    ​The showers, flush toilets and laundry facillities are closed for the season.

    (Updated: 1/14/2019 11:56 AM)

  • Construction

    ​No construction at this time.

    (Updated: 1/14/2019 11:57 AM)

  • Fire Restrictions

    No Fire Ban Currently in effect in the State Park.

    (Updated: 1/14/2019 11:57 AM)

  • Fishing Report

    ​​INFORMATION FROM THE MARINA ​FISHING REPORT DATED 01/10/2019


    CONDITIONS: Park is open 24/7/365. The lake is 100% capped. Thickness running 14 to 18 inches. Snow mixed with icy spots on the ice. No significant snow on the roads although there are some icy spots coming in here and there.

    WATER FLOW:   IN 52.3 CFS   OUT: 48.8 CFS   Water Temp: ICE COLD

    TROUT:VERY GOOD: Lots of nice fish being caught. Mostly Cuttbows in the 15 to 21 inch range. Contest Big Fish almost 7lbs. Jigs and spoons tipped with something. Everyone has their favorite bait to tip their jigs with and all seem to work but you need to be prepared to change up. We carry and use whatever they are biting on. Red meal worms and the Mummy Wax worms have done very well. Fish caught in deep and shallow water. Stop wishing go ice fishing.

    KOKANEE SALMON:GOOD: Four teams weighed in 10 fish bags at the contest. All were two year old 14 to 16 inches in the 1 to 2 pound range. Deeper water around channel areas out from Deer, Duck and Goose Island have all seen fish. Large schools come in and are active. Swedish Pimples, Krocodiles and Kastmasters tipped with wax or meal worn doing the best. Electronics a must to get and stay on fish. Without a jigging machine you can still catch them but you are the jigging machine. Work your spoons vigorously dropping to the bottom and jigging them all the way to the top. Repeat over and over until they see you.

    NORTHERN PIKE:GOOD: A decent number of fish were weighed in at the Grand Slam. Most were smaller with the biggest almost 15lbs.  Most action reported has come from the West end. Work Rocky Flats to Stoll to Cross Creek in 4 to 12 feet of water. North Shore should be seeing some large ones moving in to corral the stockers up against where the ice meets the shore. Waterdogs have been very productive. Kastmasters in Fire Tiger and Silver/blue have also done particularly well. We also like the Perch Krocodile tipped with a small piece of night crawler or sucker meat. You are now allowed to use a Perch caught out of the lake for bait after it is "euthanized". Put that on your tip up and see what happens. Perch have been caught mostly on the West end out from Cross Creek.  We have dogs and suckers. Size does matter and we have the right size.

    ​NEW WINTER SEASON HOURS FOR THE MARINA:

    • ​​ Saturday and Sunday 7:00AM to 4:00PM
    • M-F by reservation or if we are there.  
    • Note we use to open at 6:00AM so please be advised it's now 7. 
    (Updated: 1/14/2019 12:03 PM)

  • Hunting

    Hunting is permitted for legally hunted species during legal hunting seasons with a legal hunting license in areas that are not closed to hunting. 

    A map of hunting area closures​ is available.

    (Updated: 1/14/2019 12:19 PM)

  • Icing Conditions

    Ice is never considered safe so know you are going out at your own risk.

    We are getting reports of 14-18 inches of ice in most areas.

    We have been seeing a lot of ice fishermen on the ice all over the reservoir!!

    ​If you decide to go out on the ice please use caution.  Ensure that you have a buddy with you, 50 foot of rope, wear a life jacket and drill test holes as you are going out.  Always avoid Pressure Ridges.   

    ​Be safe and have a great winter!

    (Updated: 1/14/2019 12:20 PM)

  • Park Entrance

    ​The Park Office is currently 8 AM to 3 PM Daily.

    The self-service stations will remain open and available for use to obtain Daily Vehicle Passes during non-office hours, but please remember that the self-service stations are check or correct cash only.  Credit cards can NOT be used at them.​  

    Camping is no longer available at the Self Serve Stations.
    ​
    (Updated: 1/14/2019 12:20 PM)

  • Road Conditions

    Hwy 24 is clear and dry.  CR 90/92 is still icy and snow packed and will continue to be in some areas where the sun is blocked by trees.

    (Updated: 1/14/2019 12:21 PM)

  • Seasonal Closures

    ​​Rocky Ridge Loops B through E are closed and will reopen April 1, 2019.

    (Updated: 1/14/2019 12:22 PM)

  • Swimming Conditions

    Swimming is prohibited at Eleven Mile Reservoir.
    (Updated: 1/14/2019 12:22 PM)

  • Trails

    All trails are open and available for use year-round.  There is currently snow on the trails.
    (Updated: 1/14/2019 12:23 PM)

  • Water Levels

    The reservoir is 102% as of 01/10/2019 per Denver Water.

    (Updated: 1/14/2019 12:24 PM)