Centennial Valley State Wildlife Area

Centennial Valley State Wildlife Area


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Centennial Valley State Wildlife Area, on the South Platte River, is 853 acres in Weld county. It is only 15 miles east of Greeley. The area has newly been named a State Wildlife area. It features access to waterfowl hunting. Public use is closely managed for quality hunting. The waterfowl hunting is by lottery only.

Facilities: There are no facilities provided at Centennial Valley State Wildlife Area.

Reservations: Hunting for waterfowl at Centennial Valley State Wildlife Area, is by reservation only.

Best Time To Visit: Public access is prohibited during all waterfowl seasons except on Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays and holidays. This area is open year-round.

Fees: There are no fees to enter a State Wildlife Area. There are fees to obtain fishing and hunting licenses. Please contact the Denver office for further information.

Accessibility: This area is handicap accessible.

Rules: Camping, dog training, hunting with rifles, fires, target practice, recreational horse use, and paintball shooting is prohibited. Dogs are prohibited, except as an aid to hunting.

Directions: To get to Centennial Valley State Wildlife Area from Fort Collins: Travel south on CO-83 to Greeley. From Greeley, take Highway 34 east 14 miles to Weld County Road 50, then turn left (east) and go 1.5 miles to County Road 380 and the parking lot.

Address

Fort Collins Service Center

317 W. Prospect

Fort Collins, Colorado 80526

Phone
General: (970) 472-4300

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