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  • Accessible Facilities

    There is one campsite and one yurt in the main campground that are handicap accessible.
    (Updated: 9/11/2019 1:11 PM)

  • Amphitheater

    The park's amphitheater sits at the entrance to the campground.  Several events are held at this facility through the summer. Please visit the Parks Calendar for information on programs.
    (Updated: 9/11/2019 1:11 PM)

  • Boat Ramps

    All boating at Jackson Gulch is wakeless. There is one concrete boat ramp in excellent condition on the southeast side of Jackson Gulch Reservoir at Mancos State Park. A courtesy dock will be available in the summer months, when water levels allow. 

    All trailered and motorized boats are required to have a pre-launch inspection for ANS (Aquatic Nuisance Species). Boat inspections are available at the park in the summer. For off season inspections please call Mancos (970) 533-7065 the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Durango office (970) 247-0855.

    The boat ramp is closed from mid-September until May 1, 2020. Please see park conditions for boating updates. 

    See the boating rules and ANS​ page for more information.

    (Updated: 4/3/2020 4:01 PM)

  • Cabins and Yurts

    Mancos State Park’s two yurts provide visitors with an alternative to RV and tent camping. You can reserve a yurt year-round. 

    Yurts are reminiscent of tents used by nomads on the steppes of Mongolia and Siberia. A yurt is a round tent on a wooden frame with circular skylights and windows to provide light. The yurt’s insulated walls and propane heater/gas-log fireplace keep it warm in the cool seasons. Screened windows and ceiling fan keep it cool in the summer. 

    Pets are allowed for a $10 per night fee.

    (Updated: 9/11/2019 1:12 PM)

  • Campgrounds

    There are 32 campsites within two beautiful ;campgrounds. Several sites in the main campground are kept open year round. 

    See the Mancos camping for more information.

    (Updated: 6/3/2021 12:54 PM)

  • Dump Station

    The park has one RV dump station in the main campground. The dump station is available for use by registered campers (those who have paid the camping fee, which pays for the dump station)
    (Updated: 9/11/2019 1:13 PM)

  • Entrance Station

    The park entrance station is open for pass purchase, boat and OHV registrations, fishing licenses, boat rentals, ANS inspections and general assistance during the summer months (usually mid-May through September). A self-serve booth at the park entrance is available for daily park pass and camping pass purchase during the off-season. 

    If you have questions or need assistance when the entrance station is closed please call our park office at (970) 533-7065 where those services can be provided Tues, Thurs 8-4:30 and other times as arranged by phone. 

    (Updated: 3/26/2020 4:24 PM)

  • Group Picnic Area

    The group picnic area is just inside the entrance to the park. Maximum capacity is 50 people. Water is available as well as barbeque stands and nearby restrooms. Reservations for the Group Picnic Area include use of the volleyball court and horseshoe court including equipment. 

    Make reservations through the park by calling (970) 533-7065.  

    Group picnic area fee: $30/day (6am-10pm).

    (Updated: 9/11/2019 1:14 PM)

  • Horse Trailer Parking

    Horse trailer parking is available near the boat ramp or, if they fit, in a camping site.
    (Updated: 9/11/2019 1:15 PM)

  • Park Office

    The park entrance station is open during the summer months (usually mid-May through September). A self-serve station and automatic kiosk are located at the park entrance for daily park pass and camping pass purchase during the off-season. If you have questions or need assistance when the entrance station is closed please call our office (970) 533-7065. 
    (Updated: 9/11/2019 1:16 PM)

  • Picnic Sites

    In addition to the group picnic area, there are ten picnic sites for day use, scattered throughout the park.
    (Updated: 9/11/2019 1:16 PM)

  • Trails

    Mancos State Park has approximately 5.5 miles of natural surface trails that connect to many miles of U. S. Forest Service trails in the Transfer and Aspen Loop area as well as access to the Colorado Trail. The park trails are open for hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, skiing, and snowshoeing. For trail conditions please see the Mancos Conditions page. 

    Off-highway motorized vehicles are not allowed on the park roads or trails. 

    See more information on off-highway vehicle use on nearby Forest Service trails.

    (Updated: 9/11/2019 1:16 PM)

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