Shoreline fishing will be available beginning March 8. No watercraft will be allowed at this time. All other water access including water recreation is still closed. Land-based activities are open within the guidelines of the Rules and Regulations.
Shoreline fishing will be available beginning March 8. No watercraft will be allowed at this time. All other water access including water recreation is still closed. Land-based activities are open within the guidelines of the Rules and Regulations.
While the reservoir is, first and foremost, a key piece of the region’s drinking water supply, its 9,000-year history and rugged landscape make it a destination for outdoor activity year-round. During the reservoir’s construction, which was completed in 2012, several cultural and archeological artifacts were discovered, making the protection of several sensitive areas a top priority while planning recreation activities. To view meeting agendas and minutes click here.
Rueter-Hess Recreation Advisory Board (RHAB)
The RHAB is a six-member regional collaboration charged with planning recreation activities at the reservoir. The Authority includes Parker Water & Sanitation District, the Town of Castle Rock, the Town of Parker, the City of Castle Pines, the City of Lone Tree, and Douglas County.