Karval State Wildlife Area
This very remote State Wildlife Area is scenic, with some small bluffs and a medium-sized lake. It is one of the better locations in the county for migrating shorebirds and ducks. Look for Rock Wren, Golden Eagle, Scaled Quail, pronghorn, coyote and jackrabbits. The State Wildlife Area offers free primitive camping.
Restrictions: Obey all CPW rules and regulations; be aware of hunters in season. Restrooms closed in winter
County: Lincoln
Attractions: Picnic shelters, headwaters of Adobe Creek
Directions: From Highway 94 twelve miles east of Punkin Center, go south on 32 road about 10 miles to the entrance.
Alternate Directions: From Highway 94 twelve miles east of Punkin Center, go south on 32 road about 10 miles to the entrance.
Habitat: Pond, Grassland/Prairie, Tamarisk
Dates of Access: Open all year
Hours:
Ownership: Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Admission or Fees: A valid hunting or fishing license, or State Wildlife Area pass is required for everyone 16 or older accessing any state wildlife area or state trust lands.
Parking: Gravel parking areas
Lodging: Camping, hotels in Limon
Handicapped: No
Handicapped Access: Limited
Delorme: 98 B3
ROC: 108 A2
Latitude: 38.71524
Longitude: -103.50615