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Wildlife Viewing - GLENDO
About:
Glendo State Park offers a great opportunity for wildlife viewing. Mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, coyotes, turkeys and many bird species are seen regularly at the park. If you are interested in bird watching we recommend visiting the Wetlands Area. Many of our trails are great for seeing birds and other wildlife.
More information:
- Park Headquarters has four backpacks with quality binoculars, books and pamphlets that can be checked out to view wildlife. Please call in advance to make sure someone is available at Park Headquarters to check one out to you. There is no additional fee for this, however donations are welcome.
LocationPark wide
Wetlands Area is great for bird watching.
Availability- Fall, winter and spring offer the best opportunities
- Year-round
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Attention: STAGE 1 FIRE RESTRICTIONS ARE IN PLACE
Notifications: All Campgrounds are First Come First Serve as of October 1, 2024. Also all seasonal water has been shut off for the year. Please fill up before you arrive due to the water being shut off. All dumpsters have been picked up for the year so there are none out on the park until next Spring. HCB Advisories in Effect ↪ Find Out More ↪ Download Flyer There is currently no flooding of any campsites at this time! Access to North Platte River below Glendo Power Plant in the Wetlands Area is currently closed to vehicular, bicycle, and foot traffic. The park is open year-round for day use and camping. Day use permits are required from 6AM to 10PM, and camping permits are required from 10PM to 6AM. Fee booths are open Mon-Sun, from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Otherwise, fees can be paid by cash, check, or credit card at canisters and kiosks stationed at park entrances, which are available 24/7. Park Headquarters Hours:
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