Be among the first to proudly identify yourself as a champion of Colorado State Parks by purchasing the Colorado State Parks license plate for your car, truck and/or motorcycle (plates cannot be ordered for trailers). This plate demonstrates your support for the unique beauty and critical importance of the amazing system of State Parks throughout our great State of Colorado.
You can feel good knowing that 100% of your donation will be placed into a dedicated endowment fund with the Colorado Parks Foundation. All of the endowment fund’s interest earned will be used for the benefit of Colorado State Parks.
You can feel good knowing that 100% of your donation will be placed into a dedicated endowment fund with the Colorado Parks Foundation. All of the endowment fund’s interest earned will be used for the benefit of Colorado State Parks.
Here's how it works
Online Option. Make a one-time, tax deductible donation of $44 (online) to: The Colorado Parks Foundation.
Mail Option. CLICK HERE to download a printable version of the form to mail the information along with your payment of $44 to the Colorado Parks Foundation.
The Colorado Parks Foundation
1855 S. Pearl St, Suite 40
Denver, CO 80210
Step 3. You will receive in the mail, a certificate as proof of payment from the Colorado Parks Foundation. Please note: The name on the certificate must exactly match the name listed on your vehicle’s current registration. If it does not match, the Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) will be unable to issue you a State Parks license plate.
Online Option. Make a one-time, tax deductible donation of $44 (online) to: The Colorado Parks Foundation.
Mail Option. CLICK HERE to download a printable version of the form to mail the information along with your payment of $44 to the Colorado Parks Foundation.
The Colorado Parks Foundation
1855 S. Pearl St, Suite 40
Denver, CO 80210
Step 3. You will receive in the mail, a certificate as proof of payment from the Colorado Parks Foundation. Please note: The name on the certificate must exactly match the name listed on your vehicle’s current registration. If it does not match, the Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) will be unable to issue you a State Parks license plate.
Step 4. Take the State Parks License Plate Certificate, your current registration and your current vehicle license plates to the DMV.
Step 5. The DMV requires payment of a one-time $50 fee for the purchase of any specialized license plate, in addition to the standard cost for licensing your vehicle.
Personalized Colorado State Parks license plates are also available. The procedure is the same for all personalized plates as directed by the DMV.
All vehicles are still required to display a valid annual or daily entrance pass when entering Colorado State Parks. This license plate does not replace or serve as a substitute for a vehicle entrance pass.
Step 5. The DMV requires payment of a one-time $50 fee for the purchase of any specialized license plate, in addition to the standard cost for licensing your vehicle.
Personalized Colorado State Parks license plates are also available. The procedure is the same for all personalized plates as directed by the DMV.
All vehicles are still required to display a valid annual or daily entrance pass when entering Colorado State Parks. This license plate does not replace or serve as a substitute for a vehicle entrance pass.
