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RECREATION USE DATA REPORT
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| File Type | application/msword |
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| File Title | RECREATION USE DATA REPORT |
| Author | fredrick s.liljegren |
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| File Modified | 2012-08-21 |
| File Created | 2026-10-04 |
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Bureau of Reclamation
Recreation Use Data Report, Part I – Managing Partners and Direct Managed Recreation Areas
To Be Completed By Managing Partners and/or Reclamation, If Applicable
Shaded areas to be completed by Reclamation
Other areas to be completed by Managing Partner
When Reclamation is the sole managing entity, it will complete the entire form
Paperwork Reduction Act: The purpose of this form is to provide information to the Bureau of Reclamation for evaluating and improving the recreation services and programs that it provides to the public. Response is mandatory. The reporting burden for this form is estimated to average 30 minutes, which includes the time for reviewing instructions and completing and reviewing the form. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid Office of Management and Budget (OMB) control number. Please direct comments regarding the burden estimate or any other aspect of these forms to the Bureau of Reclamation, Attention: 84-53000, P.O. Box 25007, Denver, CO 80225.
Privacy Act Statement: No Privacy Act Information is being collected; therefore, no direct link to the individual(s) filling out this form will be available.
1. Background Information
Reclamation Project:
Recreation/Wildlife Area:
Recreation/Wildlife Management Entity:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip Code:
E-Mail Address:
Contact Name:
Contact Phone:
Management Contract Agreement Number:
Approval Date:
Expiration Date:
Last Reclamation Review/Inspection Date:
2. Recreation/Wildlife Area
Acres
Miles
Total Project Lands
Reservoir Shoreline
Total Reservoir Surface Area
Total of all Designated Trails and Paths
Total Recreation Land Area
Recreation/Wildlife Area Surfaced Roads
Total Wildlife Land Area
Recreation/Wildlife Area Non-Surfaced Roads
3. Identify Management Authorities
Land and Water Conservation Fund Yes No
Public Law 89-72 Yes No
FLREA Yes No
Other
4. Twelve Month Reporting Period:
From: (Month/Day/Year)
To: (Month/Day/Year)
Note: Report only requires an annual update, at the end of reporting period use, by the Managing Entity/Partner
5. Number of Visitors: Total Number for 12 Month Reporting period:
(Any calendar day use – do not include concession visitors)
6. Season of Operation (Month and day)
From:
To:
Peak Season Months
Off Season Months
7. Non-profit Organization/Facilities: Identify the organization, authority used to enter into the use authorization, and the type of use provided within the recreation/wildlife area. Also identify the facilities owned or operated by the non-profit.
Organization
Authority and Type of Use Authorization
Type of Use Provided
Facilities Owned/Operated
8. Inventory of Recreation Facilities, Designated Areas, and Opportunities: Place a check mark ( ) after DW, E, and S if the item is available.
No. = Total Number DW = Drinking E= Electricity S = Sewer
Facility/Designated Area
No.
DW
E
S
Facility/Designated Area
No.
DW
E
S
A. Camping
J. Trail Systems
Campgrounds
Trailheads (number)
Total number of campsites
Hiking/walking trails miles
Tent only campsites
Bicycle trails miles
RV/Trailer campsites
Equestrian trails miles
RV/Trailer campsites w/hookups
OHV trails miles
Group campsites
Multi-use trails miles
Boat in campsites
Hard surface trails miles
Walk in campsites
Groomed cross country ski trails
Shade shelters
K. Boating
Vault restroom buildings
Designated motorized, non-motorized & primitive ramps
Flush restroom buildings
Vehicle/Trailer parking lots
Shower facility locations
Boat ramp courtesy docks
Laundry facility locations
Vault restroom buildings
Campground playgrounds
Flush restroom buildings
RV dump locations
Marine fueling station
Equestrian campsites
Sanitary pump out stations
B. Day Use Areas
Dry boat storage locations
Designated day use areas
Rental slips in marina
Picnic sites
Rental moorings
Group picnic sites
Watercraft rental locations
Picnic vehicle parking lots
Floating restroom
Shade shelters
Regular boat cleaning station
Vault restroom buildings
Mussel cleaning boat station
Flush restroom buildings
L. Lodging, Food, Supplies, Fuel, Other Services (On‑Site)
C. Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV)
Motels
Designated OHV areas
Educational dorms/lodges
OHV rental sites
Full-Service restaurant or snack bar
OHV trailhead/parking
Cabin rental sites
Vault restroom buildings
Trailer rental sites
Flush restroom buildings
Swimming pools
D. Education/Interpretation/Cultural/Historical Program
Water parks
Visitor center locations
Vending service locations
Museums
Groceries/supplies/gift store locations
Environmental centers
Vehicle fueling station
Fisheries/Hatcheries
Yurts
Interpretive sites/tours
M. Fishing
Amphitheaters
Designated angler access sites
Cultural sites
Bait/Tackle store locations
E. Horseback Facilities
Fishing guide operations
Horse stable locations
Fish cleaning stations
F. Hunting/trapping Allowed
Ice fishing allowed 1=yes
Small game hunting 1=yes
Fishing pier
Big game Hunting 1=yes
N. Water Sports
Waterfowl Hunting 1=yes
Designated swim beaches
Trapping 1=yes
Designated non-motorized boating areas
G. Winter Sports
Designated water skiing Areas
Ski and snowshoe rental Locations
Designated wakeless areas
Snowmobile rental locations
Wind surfing areas
Snow park facilities
Swimming dock/platform locations
H. Wildlife Viewing
O. Use Authorization
Designated wildlife/fish viewing locations
Guided equestrian trips
I. Other
Guided fishing trips
Golf courses
Guided rafting trips
Rifle/Pistol shooting range locations
Guided hunting trips
Trap/Skeet/Sport Clay range locations
Guided OHV trips
Domestic pet exercise areas
Fishing tournaments
Archery range locations
Athletic events
Fix-Wing aircraft landing areas
Competitive events
Sea plane landing areas
P. Other: Description
No.
DW
E
S
Ultra-Lite Use Areas
Sports fields
Remote control model areas – planes/cars etc.
Heliport pads
Geo-Caching
Multi-use field complex: soccer/baseball/field hockey, etc.
Competitive events – jet boats/sailing/fishing, etc.
1 = yes
Para-Sailing 1 = yes
9. Activity Ranking: For the facility/designated area activities listed above in Section 8, identify and rank the order of the four
most popular activities by entering the letter associated with the activity categorized in section 8 above. For example, if camping was the most popular activity, enter A in the first column. If the fourth most popular activity was fishing, enter the letter M in the fourth column.
Highest
Top Four>
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Lowest
<Top Four
10. Exclusive Uses: If exclusive uses occur on the recreation/wildlife area, enter the number of each type, the type of exclusive use, and provide a description and general location of the use.
Quantity
Type
Description and Location
11. Special Use Authorization (Recreation): If a recreation-related use authorization has been issued within the area, enter the number of each, the purpose and a description and general location of the use.
Quantity
Purpose
Description and Location
12. Fee Charges:
Other Fees:
Fee Type
Fee Amount Daily
Fee Type
Fee Amount
Entrance
$
$
Use
$
Visitor Center/Tour
$
Use Authorizations
$
13. Total Collected Revenues from All Fees
Entrance Fee
Recreation Use Fee
Visitor Center/Tour
Use Authorization
Other
Reclamation
$
$
$
$
$
Managing Partner
$
$
$
$
$
14. Concessions: List Concession Operations. Briefly identify the major services provided by the Concessionaire.
(Note: Assure concessionaires receive and complete Form 7-2535, Recreation Use Data Report, Part II - Concessionaires)
Concession Names
Major Services Provided
15. Operations, Maintenance (OM), and Capital Improvement Expenses:
For Twelve-Month Reporting Period (item 4) identified on Page 2
Operation and Maintenance Expenses
Capital Improvement Expenditures
Reclamation
$
$
Managing Partner
$
$
16. Comments/Notes/Additional Data: Please Specify Item number. Attach additional pages, if necessary.
17. Contact Information
Bureau of Reclamation: The person who supplied the information for the shaded areas of this form should fill out the contact information. Note: If Reclamation is the sole managing entity, it is responsible for completing the entire form.
Prepared By:
Date:
Telephone No.:
E-mail
Managing Partner: The person who supplied the information specific to the recreation area should fill out the contact information. If Reclamation is the sole managing entity, the following cells will not be populated.
Prepared By:
Date:
Telephone No.:
E-mail