Annual Vehicle Permit in Estes Park, Colorado
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Variable - valid for 12 months
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required to obtain or use the permit
Overview
Secure your Annual Vehicle Permit in Estes Park to enjoy seamless access to Colorado's stunning outdoor locations. Discover how this permit supports your adventures and local conservation efforts.
ANNUAL VEHICLE PERMIT
$23.00 EVRPD Resident • $29.00 Non- EVRPD Resident • Valid for Calendar Year
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About This Adventure
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ANNUAL VEHICLE PERMIT FEE
- Annual Resident $23
- Annual Non-Resident $29
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Annual Vehicle Permit is not valid for Event Parking or Holiday Parking - Event/Holiday parking is $20 per vehicle/per day
- Annual Vehicle Permit is valid for the calendar year
- Annual Vehicle Permit is valid at Lake Estes Marina, Cherokee Draw and Wapiti Meadows parking lots
PICK UP VEHICLE PERMIT
- If an Annual Vehicle Permit is purchased online between the months of January - March, display the Vehicle Permit receipt on the dash of your vehicle. In April, during operating hours, bring your receipt to the Marina Store to receive your official Annual Vehicle Permit.
REFUND POLICY
There are no refunds for a Vehicle Permit. If the Vehicle Permit is lost or stolen, there is a $5.00 replacement fee.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions 970.586.2011.
Adventure Tips
Display Your Permit Visibly
Make sure your Annual Vehicle Permit is clearly displayed on your windshield to avoid fines and ensure access.
Check Permit Validity Dates
Verify the start and expiration dates on your permit to maximize its use throughout the year.
Plan Your Parking Ahead
Popular trailheads fill up quickly; arrive early or use the permit to access less crowded areas.
Respect Local Regulations
Follow all posted rules and park guidelines to help keep Estes Park pristine for future visitors.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk
- Mule Deer
History
Estes Park has a rich history as a gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, with early tourism dating back to the late 1800s.
Conservation
Annual Vehicle Permits help fund maintenance and conservation efforts to protect the region’s natural beauty and wildlife habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Valid Photo ID
Required for permit purchase and verification.
Vehicle with Windshield
The permit must be displayed inside your vehicle for access.
Weather-Appropriate Clothing
Spring weather can be variable; layered clothing is recommended.
spring specific
Snow Chains or Winter Tires
Necessary for safe winter driving on mountain roads.
winter specific