James M Robb Colorado River State Park

State Park in Clifton, CO

Hours:

Park: Daily, 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Main Corn Lake Office: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., during winter hours, November - February

Entrance Fees:

Daily Vehicle Pass: $​10
Individual Daily Pass: $4

Animals Permitted:

  • Leashed Dogs
  • Service Animals
  • Horses

Park Address:

361-​32 Road
Clifton, CO 81520
United States

Contact:

Fruita Section: 970-858-9188 Island Acres Section: 970-434-3388

[email protected]

James M Robb Colorado River State Park

State Park in Clifton, CO

Hours:

Park: Daily, 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Main Corn Lake Office: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., during winter hours, November - February

Entrance Fees:

Daily Vehicle Pass: $​10
Individual Daily Pass: $4

Animals Permitted:

  • Leashed Dogs
  • Service Animals
  • Horses

Park Address:

361-​32 Road
Clifton, CO 81520
United States

Contact:

Fruita Section: 970-858-9188 Island Acres Section: 970-434-3388

[email protected]

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Get Involved

Whether you are an avid hiker, mountain biker or hunter, or you simply appreciate all the Colorado outdoors has to offer, there are many ways you can get involved. Colorado state parks have a variety of employment and volunteer opportunities. Jobs include naturalists and maintenance and administrative work, and range from full to part time and temporary. Volunteer opportunities include wildlife monitoring and campground host. Check out the opportunities below for more information.

James M. Robb welcome sign

James M. Robb welcome sign

Jobs

Every year we hire: 

  • Visitor Service Technicians
  • Maintenance Workers
  • ​Limited-Commissioned Law Enforcement Personnel​
  • Park Officers
  • Volunteer Coordinators

All temporary, YIP internship and full-time jobs are posted directly on the state's career website.

Children looking through a viewfinder

Children looking through a viewfinder

Friends of Colorado State Parks

This statewide organization is dedicated to making a difference by aiding state parks in their mission to educate, conserve, and provide recreation for today and tomorrow. They engage a community of everyday people using the state parks, connect citizens to the state’s most precious resource, inspire stewardship of the land and guide people to fall in love with nature. 

For more information, please visit the Friends of Colorado State Parks​ website or like us o​n Facebook!​​