NEW: Summer Camp Permit Program

• Only one (1) park will be approved per permit holder for the Summer Camp season. Multiple approvals per permit holder are strictly prohibited. 
• Camps cannot exceed 60 participants per day
• Camps may not exceed the number of participants per day authorized on the permit
• With an approved permit, your camp has exclusive access to the location/park listed on the permit
• Your camp may utilize other areas of the park as part of the day, but may not interfere with any other permits or casual park users
• Permit holders must comply with all local, state, and federal regulations pertaining to childcare licensing requirements as well as DPR Park Rules
• Restroom access will vary by park. Some parks won’t have restrooms available, and the permit holder will have to secure portable toilets. The cost of portable toilets is the responsibility of the permit holder. The vendor contract will need to be provided as part of the permit approval process
• Permit holders shall establish a written trash plan that ensures all camp generated trash is captured and placed in appropriate trash receptacles. This will need to be provided as part of the permit approval process
• Permit holders must establish a written inclement weather plan that must be provided to DPR on demand
• Onsite overnight storage is not available
• Parking will be coordinated during the permit approval process

Individual Applicants

• Must be at least 18 years old
• Individual applicants may have someone else submit their application, but the name of the individual applicant under which the permit will be issued must be listed and have signed the application

Entity/Organization Applications

• Must have an identified Representative Authorized Agent). Organizers who hire third-party event managers for their activity can designate them as the day-of contact, or Authorized Agent as noted on the application
• The Authorized Agent must be at least 18 years old and an employee, board member, or authorized with a letter on organization letterhead, signed by an authorized employee or board member (do not authorize yourself with this letter)
• A new Authorized Agent must provide an authorization letter at the time of application on the organization’s letterhead
• An Authorized Agent may have someone else submit the application, but the name of the organization under which the permit will be issued must be listed as the applicant and signed by the Authorized Agent
• IMPORTANT: The Authorized Agent will be the ONLY person receiving communication from the Parks Permit Office until the organization provides a letter stating a change in the representative
• If the organization is a nonprofit, 501c3 verification must be submitted with the application: IRS Determination Letter or Letter of Registration/Certificate of Good Standing from the Colorado Secretary of State