Day use reservations are now mandatory at Big Bend of the Colorado, according to an announcement by Nevada State Parks. The reservation system was successfully implemented last year to alleviate morning congestion and provide visitors with a more streamlined experience in planning their park visits. The system also aims to protect the park’s natural resources.
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Bob Mergell, Administrator of Nevada State Parks, expressed his appreciation for the public’s cooperation in the implementation of the reservation system. He emphasized that the system would continue to be used to improve access to the park while safeguarding its natural resources.
The reservation system is part of a broader strategy by Nevada State Parks to manage visitor traffic, ensure a positive experience for all visitors, and maintain the park’s environmental integrity. The move to make day use reservations mandatory at Big Bend of the Colorado underscores the park’s commitment to balancing visitor access with resource conservation.