Vega State Park

At an elevation of 8,000 feet, Vega State Park’s high-mountain lake sits in a beautiful montane meadow on the northeast edge of Grand Mesa National Forest in Western Colorado.

Vega is great year round for birding, hiking among the changing aspen, fishing and cross-country skiing. Snowmobilers and off-highway vehicle riders can access hundreds of miles of trails in Grand Mesa National Forest from Vega Early Settlers campground, cabins, or OHV lot.

The park’s 109 campsites in four campgrounds surround the lake. The campsites range from pull-through sites with electric hookups to 10 walk-in tent sites in the Pioneer Campground. All the sites have fire pits, picnic tables, and pleasant views. Vega’s five cozy cabins are available year round and accommodate up to six people. Escape the crowds and come to Vega mid-week.

Summer reservations for the Meadows Group Picnic Area are picking up, so call today to reserve this beautiful location for a wedding, family reunion, company picnic, memorial, or other group events.

Shopping is always fun at Vega State Park. Find those unique gifts, books, and comfortable clothing at the Visitor’s Center gift shop.

Easy Off-Highway Vehicle & Snowmobile Access

Vega is one of the few Colorado State Parks with OHV and snowmobile access to USFS Grand Mesa National Forest lands directly from the park. Plan to purchase new or renew registrations for boats, snowmobiles, and OHV at the Visitor Center. For more information, visit the OHV & Snowmobile page.

Vega’s Visitor’s Center

Did you know that you can purchase park passes, annual fishing and hunting licenses, and all of your boat, OHV, and snowmobile registrations at the Visitor’s Center?

We also have a wide array of nature-related gifts, books, and apparel.

Our staff is always happy to answer any questions you might have about the park and surrounding areas. Stop in 7 days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.