We had planned other activities for the day and had to change plans quickly so tried Stagecoach state park. It ended up being one of our favorite days! Corey in the office was the absolute best!! The park offers loaner fishing poles and Corey made sure the poles were set up and he provided lures and tips for fishing the lake. The state record like was caught in this lake. We were also able to borrow bicycles for the day and our 16 and 13 year old boys were able to bike around the entire park. We hired the small hill in the park by the lake with an easy path to the top and an amazing view. We also rented kayaks and canoes for 2 hours and were able to paddle around the lake. Thanks to Corey we knew where to set up our picnic area so we could easily fish from the shore and access our "boats" they also have a beach with swimming access and a beach volleyball set up. Ask the marina and they will lend you a volleyball. Last we drove to the end of the lake and walked over the damn and then hiked a moderate hike up for a beautiful view of the area! This was hands down the BEST experience I've ever had at a state park with very clean facilities, including bathrooms, tables and picnic areas, on site camping. Every staff person we encountered was friendly, smiling, and helpful. With checking out for a day in the sun by the lake!!

Beautiful lake. Many picnic benches and easy access to the lake for fishing. Also several relatively easy hiking trails. Prairie dogs are all around - so cute! Water sports options include kayaking and paddle boarding. Such a great park! Highly recommend.

This park is very beautiful! Just a word of caution to campers, when booking a camp spot in the Pinnacle city loop, it says up to 40 foot campers are okay. I have a 37' camper, and it was a very tight squeeze around the corners as they have trees planted right there on the corner. As this is the only loop that has 50amp hookups, they did not make it friendly to large campers. Also, it was raining, and the hill coming and going was very muddy, we had to use 4 wheel drive to get out. Otherwise it was a very nice and clean facility.

Great camping sites. Beautiful reservoir. Outstanding staff and Rangers! Perfect for couples, families, and pets! We'll run Marina with helpful slip and dock staff.

Anyone will just love this CO State Park. We are so lucky to have our St Parks we should take care of all workers like we do our major league sports and Hollywood entertainment!!

We spent 4 days here in a camper, in early August, 23. Except for the weather, things were nearly perfect. Fishing, paddleboarding, biking, are all available. There is a marina with a little store, rentals and fishing excursions are available. Cell reception was spotty (Verizon) but wifi is available at the marina store. There's also a nice beach area... perfect for kiddos. Water-skiing is possible though we didn't see any skiing during our stay. The reservoir was pretty quiet mid-week. Our campsite was Juniper 005, at the west end in the no-wake area. The sites there are more widely spaced and more private than those near the marina. Electric is available. The shore is easy to access, though fishing was difficult as you have to wade in to get past the foliage in the water. Restrooms are available, though not all were clean. Multiple picnic and day camping areas are available, and there is a group area with water access for day rental. (See pics) The campgrounds are dog friendly ❤️🐾 There's a nice dirt trail around the reservoir...we rode it on gravel bikes, and took the trail up to the overlook. The weather was decent at points during the day, but very stormy at night! When the reports call for late night thunderstorms, they mean it! It's not like the foothills or Poudre Canyon where you get a brief sprinkle. We didn't go into Steamboat Springs, but in hindsight, because of the iffy weather we wish we had.

We love stagecoach State park. It's far enough away from steamboat to be peaceful and quiet. Butt close enough to go into town when you want to. Very close to some of the best fishing in the state. Also, very near some of the best hiking and mountain biking trails around. Most of the camp spots are well spaced out and very well laid out.

Great experience. So very beautiful. Nice showers @ marina. Cost: $1. #8 right on water for easy access for kayaking. Will go again.

Just awesome! Deviated off the Great Divide to spend two nights here and take advantage of the swim beach. Also big shout out to the ranger who ensured I had a spot and how to find it (drew a map) after he was officially off duty, so that I could set up my tent in the dark. Great bar (TNT?) and restaurants also nearby.

This is a great place for hiking and biking. Today we saw a young bull moose swimming across the lake!