Description

An oasis on the plains, Bonny Lake State Park offers a welcomed change from the rolling prairie and grasslands that surround the park. Bonny Lake State Park has colorful vistas in the fall and a variety of year-round recreational opportunities. Enjoy camping, fishing, hunting, hiking, picnicking and wildlife viewing at Bonny Lake State Park. This park is the perfect destination for swimmers, water-skiers and windsurfers. There are four campgrounds with 190 campsites for your enjoyment.

Services & Amenities:

Within Facility
Amphitheater Beaching Your Boat Biking Bird Watching Boat Launch Ramp Boat Ramp Boating Camper Services Bldg Comfort Station Dump Station Firewood Available Fish Cleaning Station Fishing Fishing Licenses Sold Group Campground Group Camping Group Picnic Area Group Picnicking	Hiking Hunting Ice Fishing Interpretitive Programs Jet Skiing Laundry Laundry Facilities Natural Shade Nature Study Exhibits Parking Pay Showers Photography Picnicking Proximity To Camp Serv. Sailing And Sailboarding Toilet, Pit/Vault Water Skiing Wildlife Watching Opportunity

The showers in our two campgrounds (Wagon Wheel & Foster Grove) are coin operated. And in addition to the camping reservation that a daily pass or annual park pass is also required for each vehicle that enters the park.

Winter snowfall and spring rainfall have a significant effect on the water level in Bonny Lake. The North Cove boat ramp is currently dry and North Cove Campground is approximately 1/3 of a mile to the closest shoreline. The Marina Jetty which encloses the boat slips and gasoline dock is also dry. For current park conditions visit state parks website at www.parks.state.co.us or call the park at 970-354-7306.

Getting There:

Bonny
30010 COUNTY RD. 3
Idalia CO 80735

From Denver: Take I-70 east to Burlington, then 23 miles north on U.S. 385. Turn east on County Road 2 (3 1/2 miles to entrance) or 3 (1 1/2 miles to entrance). OR Take I-70 east to Byers, then east on U.S. 36 (approximately 108 miles) to Idalia. Continue east two miles on U.S. 36, then turn south on U.S. 385 for 6 or 7 miles to County Road 2 or 3. The gate entrance on County Road 2 is 3 1/2 miles from highway and County Road 3 is 1 1/2 miles from highway.