Navajo State Park

Archuleta · La Plata · Colorado Parks and Wildlife

BEFORE YOUR VISIT

Navajo State Park: Winter services and Caracas Campground

Park-specific information

Winter services and Caracas Campground

Caracas Campground and its dump station shut down in winter. Camper-service and small restroom buildings close September 16–April 14. Snow plowing is limited and Arboles Point is unplowed; plan for self-contained camping or available vault toilets.

Read the official notice: Colorado Parks and Wildlife visitor directory ↗Source checked Oct 21, 2026

PLAN YOUR VISIT

The practical details.

Managing agency: Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Address: 1526 County Rd 982 Arboles, CO 81121 United States
Telephone: 970-883-2208
Hours: Park: Daily, 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Office: Daily, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Entry fees: Daily Vehicle Pass — Single vehicle and its occupants with Colorado license plate — 1 Day — $10-$12; Daily Vehicle Pass — Single vehicle and its occupants with out-of-state license plate — 1 Day — $15-$17; Individual Daily Pass — For individual entry on foot, bicycle, horseback, etc at select parks — 1 Day — $4

Official park information

We have not yet verified accessibility details. Confirm these with the managing agency before traveling.

Check notice timestamps and official updates. Conditions can change between source checks.

About Navajo State Park

A reservoir park near Arboles in southwestern Colorado. The water extends into New Mexico, so boating routes and access may involve more than one jurisdiction.

Activities & facilities

Recorded from park sources. Availability and restrictions may vary by season or visitor area.

Find your way.

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This point represents park land, and may not be a public entrance. Follow official entrance directions.

Official visitor information & directions ↗

Read before you roam.

THE FIELD GUIDE

Winter camping: check the water, not just the campsite

Plan around winter water shutoffs, reduced campground loops and separate yurt arrangements in Colorado parks.

Read the guide

Sources & verification

Park facts and notices are checked separately. Missing facility information does not mean a facility is absent. Official visitor page checked Oct 21, 2026.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife visitor directory · Oct 21, 2026

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