Colorado Heights Camping Resort

Camp Rules

Please obey the speed limit: 7-1/2 mph. If caught speeding, there will be a $15 fine.

Please do not park your extra vehicles in empty sites. Park only on your assigned site or ask the office where you can park.

In order to drive any motorized vehicle, electric or gas, you must be 16 years of age or older.

Tents are not permitted.

Please do not leave your RV unoccupied any longer than 24 hours. When caught, there will be a fine per day your RV is unoccupied.

All RV's are required to have a sewer adapter or donut.

Please do not remove or take any rocks from landscaping or pond areas.

Have fun with your children at the activities, pool, game room, etc.

Please, always know where your children are and accompany them to the pool.

There is a 9 p.m. curfew for all children under the age of 18. They must be at their campsite or accompanied by an adult after 9 p.m.

Have fun and enjoy your stay.

Check out time is 11:00 a.m.

We do not Allow Rigs older then 10 Years

Pet Rules

Pets must be on a 6 ft. or less leash at all times and must be attached to a strong durable chain or rope that will not allow the pet to reach beyond the site in any direction.

Please only allow children age 16 or older to walk pets without an adult.

Please do not leave pets unattended.

Barking will not be allowed at anytime.

Pets are allowed to be walked/exercised on a leash along the main streets in the park. However, do not allow pet to even urinate in other people’s sites. The owner must carry something to pick up droppings. You must clean up after your pet immediately. There will be a $50 fine for the first offense. On the second offense, the pet will be asked to leave the park.

Pets are never allowed in or around any park building, or on other sites other than the owner's site.

In the even a pet becomes a problem or the rules stated are not followed, the owner will be asked to remove the pet from the park.

Any animal found wandering in the park will be treated as a stray, picked up, and turned over to animal control.

For any questions regarding these rules, please see management.