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In the late 1960s, the state of Utah realized a need to create irrigation and flood control for the towns downriver - St. George, in particular - and set about to create a reservoir. Upon completion of the dam, the state officially established Gunlock State Park, which borders the reservoir, to foster recreational fun in the area. Gunlock State Park and the nearby town, Gunlock, take their name from the first settler in the area, William “Gunlock Will” Hamblin, who arrived in 1857. In addition to being skilled at repairing gunlocks (muzzleloaders’ firing mechanism), Gunlock Will was a renowned sharpshooter.
Also of minor interest is the main access road to Gunlock State Park, which was originally used by raiders who preyed on pioneers and miners traveling west seeking gold and greener acres.
The closest town is Gunlock, about three miles north of the state park. Primarily a farming town, there is precious little in the way of shopping and dining options in Gunlock. In contrast, St. George, is a bustling community with a variety of retail shopping, restaurants, and cultural activities. St. George is a little over 20 miles to the southeast.
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