Chatfield State Park - United States

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About Chatfield State Park

RV quick facts for Chatfield State Park

DetailInformation
Full hookupsFull-hookup and electric-only sites available across multiple campground loops
Dump stationDump station on site, also used by visitors from nearby national forest campgrounds
Max RV lengthPull-through sites accommodate larger rigs; confirm exact length when booking through Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Reservation windowReservations through Colorado Parks and Wildlife, bookable up to six months in advance
Cell serviceReliable cell service throughout the park due to Denver metro-area proximity
Road restrictionsPaved interior roads, no mountain passes or tunnels on approach
Generator hoursQuiet hours enforced overnight; generator use restricted to daytime hours

Best time to visit Chatfield State Park

Late spring through early fall, roughly May to September, is the most popular window, with warm days ideal for boating, swimming, and paddling on the reservoir. June and September offer a balance of open facilities with smaller crowds than the July to August peak. Shoulder seasons bring cooler nights and better campsite availability, while winter remains open for day use, fishing, and quieter camping with occasional snow.

Jan 13 mm
43°F - 18°F

Cold and dry; park open for day use and limited winter camping

Feb 15 mm
46°F - 20°F

Occasional snow; reservoir may be partially frozen

Mar 35 mm
54°F - 27°F

Snowiest month on average; variable conditions

Apr 45 mm
61°F - 34°F

Spring winds pick up; boating season ramping up

May 55 mm
71°F - 44°F

Wettest month; wildflowers and green foothills

Jun 45 mm
82°F - 53°F

Peak season begins; reserve early

Jul 50 mm
88°F - 59°F

Hot days, afternoon thunderstorms; busy campgrounds

Aug 45 mm
86°F - 58°F

Peak-season crowds; book well in advance

Sep 30 mm
77°F - 48°F

Excellent shoulder-season weather

Oct 25 mm
66°F - 37°F

Cool nights, colorful cottonwoods

Nov 15 mm
52°F - 26°F

Cold nights; reduced camping demand

Dec 13 mm
43°F - 19°F

Winter conditions; day use popular, limited camping loops may be open

Things to do at Chatfield State Park

  • Chatfield Reservoir Boating and Paddling Easy
    RV parking available

    Chatfield Reservoir offers two full-service boat ramps and marina access for motorboats, sailboats, kayaks, and paddleboards. Designated swim beach and no-wake zones make it family-friendly, and RV parking is available at ramp lots.

  • Audubon Nature Center and Heron Rookery Easy
    RV parking available

    The Audubon Nature Center sits within the park and provides interpretive exhibits and access to a nearby great blue heron rookery. Easy walking trails lead to viewing platforms ideal for birders and families.

  • Chatfield Perimeter Trail Easy
    RV parking available

    A paved and natural-surface loop circles the reservoir for hiking, running, and cycling with multiple access points. Trailhead parking lots accommodate RV rigs and tow vehicles.

  • South Platte River Fishing Easy
    RV parking available

    Chatfield is a popular warm-water fishery for walleye, bass, trout, and catfish, with shoreline access and boat fishing both productive. A Colorado fishing license is required.

  • Off-Leash Dog Area Easy
    RV parking available

    One of the largest off-leash dog areas in the Denver region sits within the park, complete with pond access for swimming dogs. Parking lots near the entry are large enough for RVs and trailers.

  • Model Airplane Field and Hot Air Balloon Launch Area Easy
    RV parking available

    The park hosts a designated model airplane flying field and serves as a well-known hot air balloon launch site on calm mornings. These unique features make Chatfield a popular spot for spectators as well as participants.

  • Horseback Riding and Equestrian Trails Easy
    RV parking available

    Chatfield includes dedicated equestrian trails and a seasonal concessionaire offering guided horseback rides. Large trailer and RV parking is available near the stables area.

Top Hosts near CO, United States

Justin34 trips - Joined Jun 2023

My experience with Justin was 5 star from the start. The commutation was great, the camper was clean and stocked. Everything worked and was explained. We really enjoyed our camping trip with this camper. Thank you Justin.

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Elissa Jane26 trips - Joined Mar 2021

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How to get to Chatfield State Park

The park entrances are in Littleton, roughly 25 miles south of downtown Denver via C-470 and Wadsworth Boulevard (about a 30 to 45 minute drive depending on traffic). Colorado Springs is about 60 miles south via I-25 and C-470, typically 75 to 90 minutes by RV. Access roads are paved, level, and RV-friendly with no tunnels or steep mountain grades, though metro-area traffic and low-clearance underpasses on side streets should be monitored. Denver International Airport is the closest major airport for fly-and-rent travelers, roughly 40 miles northeast.

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