RV rental Starvation State Park, UT: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Although Starvation State Park is only around 800 acres, it lines the shores of the Starvation Reservoir, which has a surface area of 3,500 acres. The pristine aquamarine water of the reservoir is perfect for walleye fish, and they are especially robust. Fishermen frequently catch trophy-sized walleye fish that weigh over 10 pounds. The Walleye Classic Fishing Tournament has been held annually since 1991, and several other smaller tournaments are held on the lake frequently. In addition to walleye, other fish like yellow perch, smallmouth bass, rainbow, brown, and cutthroat trout, carp, and kokanee salmon are common. Close to the public boat ramp, the park office operates a small boat rental service, lending out rowboats, small motorboats, canoes, and kayaks. Starvation State Park also has two courtesy docks, and boaters are allowed to tie up their boats at the shore near their campgrounds. There are also fish-cleaning stations available. Embark in a boat and duck into a cove along the shores for a quiet day of fishing or sunbathing. In addition to the fishing retreat, land-bound adventurers can try their hand at the 3D archery course or hit the trails. There are a few miles of hiking trails that climb rugged terrain to rocky summits. Alternatively, hop into an OHV and roam the dirt roads. Be mindful that Ute Native American Tribal lands encompass Starvation State Park, and trespassing - whether on foot or vehicle - is strictly prohibited.