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36 campsites
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Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$25 - $35/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
36 campsites
Season
The park is closed t...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Check Policy
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Box 750, Clark, Colorado, 80428, United States
Paddlers and fly-fishing fans get the most out of this place. The 166-acre lake is ranked among the country's top 25 for canoeing, native cutthroat trout are the fishing draw, and summer mornings on the water before afternoon thunderstorms roll in are hard to beat.
Trailer haulers should avoid site #36 on the Lower Loop. One reviewer had their trailer damaged on the steep, narrow exit. Also: no showers confirmed, the park closes after September 30, and the strict cancellation policy keeps 50-100% of fees if plans change within 27 days.
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Summer is the sweet spot. Daytime highs run 65–80°F, nights drop to the mid-30s to 50s. Roads are fully open, trout fishing peaks, and wildflowers bloom across the meadows. Afternoon thunderstorms are common, so plan morning paddles. Late summer into early fall stretches the window. Crisp air, stable weather, fewer people. Winter dumps heavy snow and closes the park to all but backcountry skiers. Reserve summer weekends early.
Summer is the sweet spot: roads open, trout fishing peaks, wildflowers bloom and pleasant temps.
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Pearl Lake State Park offers multiple amenities to visitors, including bird watching, a boat launch ramp, comfort stations, and opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching. Vault toilets are available, and the park is equipped for activities like cross-country skiing and snowshoeing during the winter. However, no information is directly provided about showers, potable water, fire rings, or picnic tables.
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