Colorado State Parks
Just made reservations at Cherry Creek for 3 nights. Will be visiting family that live close by. We are driving a motorhome pulling a tow car. Know I will be paying a daily vehicle fee. My questio...
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Thom02099 wrote:
The way that I read that is, if you are driving a towing vehicle with a trailer attached, said trailer is exclusively towed. Now some may think that a towed vehicle behind a motor home would not meet this exemption. I think it still does. A towed vehicle behind a motor home is, when it is entering the park, exclusively towed. It is not driving in on it's own accord. It is being towed, and thus exclusively towed, and therefore exempt from a vehicle fee.
It is a confusing issue but here is one way to look at it. A daily parks pass allows one to enter a park. Every vehicle must have a pass to enter. So when a motorhome enters with a toad they pay for a daily pass. If camping there is a camping fee also. The motorhome is set up in a site and stays there similar to a trailer. Then to exit and reenter the park, the daily pass is put in the toad.
I think in the past some parks were requiring a pass on the motorhome and the toad because they were both motor vrhicles.
