About Missile Site Park, Greeley, CO

The Missile Site Park is a fantastic way to relive national defense during the Cold War. Atlas E, the former nuclear weapons-capable installation, was built in 1961. Francis E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne, Wyoming was the host military base for the Atlas E program's command and control. In Weld County, there were a total of 4 Atlas E sites. In 1965, the missile site was decommissioned and given over to Weld County. The Missile Site Park is located on the 10611 Spur 257, Greeley, Colorado area, between Greeley, Windsor, and Loveland.

Campground

Come out and take in the tranquility and views near Greeley CO! The Missile Site Park is located on the bluffs overlooking the Poudre River Valley, which includes the Town of Windsor, and offers excellent vistas and sunsets behind the Rocky Mountains to the west.

The campground provides only dry land camping (no services) for picnic tables, 12 campsites, and a fire pit, despite the presence of a rudimentary restroom with running water on-site. The daily rate is $20. There are no reservations or bookings available; seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. (Source: weldgov.com)

Information on tourism

The tours last approximately 30-45 minutes, and you'll get to see parts of history that most people haven't seen before. Tours must be scheduled by calling Missile Site Park Caretaker (970) 373-8140 Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM. On Saturday and Sunday, there are no tours in this area near Greeley CO.

Tours are free of charge. For $20 per night, you can stay in a nearby campground.

Facility Amenities

• ADA-compliant
• Brochures Available
• Parking off site
• Parking on site

Group Amenities

• Accommodates Tour Groups
• Bus or Motorcoach Parking off site

Suitable for Ages

• Adults (18+)
• Adults (21+)
• Children (up to 12)
• Teens (13-18)

Overview

A former Cold War Atlas E nuclear missile site, Missile Silo Park is now a park. The facility presently operates as a campground and offers tours of the grounds. The missile installation was built in 1961 and decommissioned in 1965. You can book a free tour to learn about the history of national defense during the Cold War era. There are 12 campsites on the grounds where you may relax and unwind. The place has a spectacular perspective of the mountains and lovely views of the Poudre River Valley. The campsite is available on a first-come, first-served basis, so head to Greeley's Missile Site Park for some relaxing camping.

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Hours of Operation

Dates Closed: The campground is closed from October thru May of each year.

Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM until 3:30 PM

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