La Paz County supervisors have approved a new language for the fees set for the county’s parks to clear up confusion and give park staff better direction. but reverted on December 5th to clarify some points.

One of the issues that emerged was the county’s use of La Paz County Park. The new language states that county residents can use the “day-use beach areas” free of charge with proof of residency, except on certain days and special events. Day use is defined as “from sunrise to sunset” and day use areas are designated on the park map. You can also use the main boat ramp for free, except on certain days.

“Specific days” when county residents cannot use these facilities free of charge include holiday weekends such as Memorial Day.^th July, and Labor Day. Special events that cannot use these facilities include, but are not limited to, Parker Tube Floats, boat races, chamber of commerce events, and special shows.

District 2 supervisor Duce Minor said she hopes county residents understand that La Paz County Park and other county parks are revenue-funded businesses. I was. They are not supported by taxes.

New pricing will be effective from 1 January 2023.

La Paz County Park is located on Riverside Drive about seven miles north of Parker.

Camping in the premier section:

First Tier: Daily, $40. $220 per week. $480/month

Second Tier: Daily, $35. Weekly, $205. $400/month

Third Tier: Daily, $35. Weekly, $200. $380/month

Waterfront Ramada:

No power: $35 per day. Weekly, $200. $400/month

Electricity available: $50 per day. $300 per week. $600/month

Ramada in the second row:

No power: $35 per day. Weekly, $200. $350/month

Electricity available: $35 per day. Weekly, $200. $400/month

Power is charged at 19 cents per kilowatt hour.

Don T. Pavilion

Pavilion rentals are $350 or $375 with kitchen. On the days selected above, the rental fee is $400 or $425 using the kitchen. A $200 refundable deposit is required to use the pavilion.

Other La Paz County Park Fees:

Lagoon Boat Launch Ramp: $15 per day

Dump Station: $45 for non-guest use, if available. If a guest stays at least he stays 2 nights or more and at full hookup capacity, it can be dumped free of charge before departure.

Other county parks:

Hippie Hall Park, Cibola

camp

Electric: $25 daily.$100 per week; $200 per month; 19 cents of electricity per kwh

Dry Camp: $10 daily. $50 each week. $125/month

Centennial Park, Salome

Camping with water and electricity: $20 daily. Weekly, $90. $175/month. 19 cents of electricity per kwh

Dry Camp: $10 daily. Weekly, $50 Monthly, $125

Bowes Community Park, in Bowes

Camping with water and electricity: $20 daily. Weekly, $90. $175/month. Electricity at 19 cents per kwh.

Dry Camp: $10 daily. $50 each week. $125 per month.