Camping at Cottonwood D

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Location

Cottonwood D is one of the campgrounds within Boyd Lake State Park, situated in Northern Colorado near the city of Loveland. Boyd Lake State Park itself is located at:

Address: 3720 N County Road 11-C, Loveland, CO 80538, United States

Overview of Cottonwood D

Cottonwood D is part of a larger network of campgrounds within Boyd Lake State Park. The Cottonwood campgrounds are typically categorized into sections A through D. Cottonwood D would be one of these sections, offering camping facilities to visitors.

Facilities and Amenities

Campsites: Equipped with electric hookups, picnic tables, and fire pits.
Restrooms: Flush toilets and shower facilities are usually accessible to campers.
Water Access: Potable water spigots are generally found within the campground.
RV Accommodations: Sites are typically designed to accommodate RVs with electric hookups, though check the specific length restrictions.
Dump Station: There often is a station for waste disposal for camping vehicles.

Accessibility

Accessibility features can vary, but most modern campgrounds are likely to have at least some facilities designed for campers with disabilities, such as wheelchair-accessible restrooms and pathways.

Activities

Boating: Boyd Lake permits various water-based activities, with a marina and boat ramps.
Fishing: The lake is known for fishing opportunities for species such as trout, walleye, and bass.
Swimming: A swim beach area is typically available during warmer months.
Trails: There are trails for hiking and biking around the park.

Reservation and Fees

Advance reservation is usually required, which can be made through the Colorado Parks & Wildlife website or a reservation phone line. The fees for camping at Boyd Lake State Park, including the Cottonwood D campground, typically consist of both a park pass fee and a camping fee.

Park Pass Fee: Required for all vehicles entering the park.
Camping Fee: Varies depending on the type of site and the time of year.

Rules and Regulations

Quiet Hours: Respect quiet hours, typically from 10 PM to 6 AM.
Pets: Pets are allowed but must be kept on a leash and attended at all times.
Fires: Controlled at designated fire pits, depending on current fire restrictions.
Wildlife: Do not feed or approach wildlife.

Weather and Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit will depend on the type of camping experience you’re after. Summer offers warm temperatures perfect for water sports, while spring and fall provide cooler weather and fewer crowds. Winter camping might be available, but with limited facilities.