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  • Amphitheater

    The park's amphitheater is located adjacent to North Shore Campground A-Loop. It has universal accessibility with a concrete rampway. Programs are presented here every weekend throughout the summer season (Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend). 

    Programs are conducted Friday & Saturday evenings for groups of all ages. Children's programs are presented here on Saturday mornings, Junior Ranger programs on Saturday afternoons and Junior Ranger Award Ceremonies on Sunday mornings.

    (Updated: 10/4/2017 4:50 PM)

  • Boat Ramps

    Three ramps serve the reservoir; two on the north side and one on the south. Mandatory boat inspections for aquatic nuisance species are required for all trailered vessels using the ramp each time the vessel is launched on or removed from the lake. 

    ​Eleven Mile Reservoir opens to boating annually after ice off in the spring and remains open through October 31st.  The North Shore Boat Ramps open following ice off through October 31st.  The Witcher's Cove Boat Ramp opens on Memorial Day weekend each year and closed at the end of the Labor Day weekend.  ​​

    For more information, visit the Boating​ page.

    (Updated: 10/4/2017 4:50 PM)

  • Camper Services Building

    The south end of the building contains the park's flush toilets, coin-operated showers and coin-operated laundry facilities which are open from May 1st through September 30th each year. The north side of the building contains the park office and main entrance station. Also located in the building are the RMC book store and several interpretive displays.
    (Updated: 10/4/2017 4:50 PM)

  • Campgrounds

    Eleven Mile State Park has 335 campsites in nine separate campgrounds scattered around the lake. From basic and walk in sites to electric or lakeshore sites, there is something for every camping style. 

    ​Eleven Mile State Park has 52 electric sites which have 30 amp service which are located in Rocky Ridge Loops A, B and D.  There are no electrical sites by the water.

    Sites with some shade will only be found in either the Backcountry Campground or Rocky Ridge Campground C or E Loops as those are the only areas with any trees. ​

    The Camper Services building offers flush toilets, coin-operated showers and a laundering facility from May 1st through September 30th each year. 

    Note: There are no group camping facilities. 

    For additional information, visit the Camping page.

    (Updated: 11/9/2017 9:44 AM)

  • Dump Station

    The park has two dry dump stations. Use of Eleven Mile's dump station requires both a valid camping permit and a valid vehicle pass. 

    The dump stations are located at the entrance to the North Shore (north side) and Witchers Cove (south side)Campgrounds. The north dump station is open upon request to visitor camping in our park in the winter (Oct-April) and 8PM in the summer (May-Sept).

    (Updated: 11/3/2017 12:43 PM)

  • Entrance Station

    The Park Office entrance station located in the Camper Services building accepts cash, check or credit card payments. 

    Daily, Annual and Aspen Leaf annual park passes, as well as camping permits are all sold here. Also available here are boat, snowmobile and OHV registrations, as well as firewood and both fishing and hunting licenses.​

    The self-service fee stations located at the six main entrances into the park accept either cash or checks. You may only purchase One Day Vehicle or One Night Camping permits at these stations. Please remember to bring correct change if you are planning to utilize this convenience.

    (Updated: 10/4/2017 4:51 PM)

  • Marina

    11 Mile Marina provides boat, mooring buoy and boat slip rentals for park guests. A fishing guide service is also available for hire. Information is available on their website, 11milesports.com​ or by phone at (719) 748-0317.

    Closed in November each year.
    (Updated: 11/3/2017 12:44 PM)

  • Park Office

    The park office is located at 4229 County Road 92, Lake George, CO, 80827. Please feel free to contact the park (719) 748-3401 directly for any information not found on this website.
    (Updated: 10/4/2017 4:51 PM)

  • Picnic Sites

    Over a dozen tables are scattered throughout the park. A universal access picnic site is located adjacent to the playground. There are no group picnic facilities.
    (Updated: 10/4/2017 4:51 PM)

  • Playground

    A playground is available for the park's younger visitors to enjoy.  It is located between the park amphitheater and North Shore Campground A-Loop.
    (Updated: 10/4/2017 4:52 PM)

  • Showers

    Coin-operated showers are available during the summer season. The showers are located in the camper Services building and are in operation from May 1st to September 30th each year. The showers are closed daily for cleaning between 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM. They are open at all other times of the day and night during the summer season. The shower use fee is $1.00 for the first 4 minutes and an additional quarter gives an additional minute up to 15 quarters.
    (Updated: 11/3/2017 12:46 PM)

  • Trails

    The park contains nearly five miles of hiking and biking trails.  

    Bikes are allowed on the trails in the Coyote Ridge/Backcountry area but be aware that it is not a smooth trail and sometimes the bikes may have to be picked up over rocks and other obstacles.

    Pets are required to remain on a leash at all times. 

    For more information, see the Trails​ page.

    (Updated: 11/3/2017 12:48 PM)

  • Visitor Center

    Browse for books, maps, souvenirs and postcards all available for sale at the Rocky Mountain Conservancy bookstore located in the Entrance Station half of the Camper Services building. Proceeds benefit the park's future environmental education efforts. 

    The Visitor Center offers information required passes, permits, registrations, hunting and fishing licenses sales as well. 

    To assist park guests in adhering to state regulations and safe boating practices, a children’s personal floatation device (PFD) loaner program is also available for use here.

    (Updated: 11/3/2017 12:51 PM)