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In the northern portion of Utah, just west of the Ashley National Forest, you’ll find a very large lake with a state park attached to it. Utah Lake State Park rests at an elevation of 4,500 feet and is open all year round. Just 45 minutes south of Salt Lake City, an hour north of Spanish Fork Peak, and 45 minutes from Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, this park’s main draw is the 96,600-acre Utah Lake.

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Getting Outdoors

Utah Lake State Park campers have access to the largest freshwater lake in the western United States. At 96,600 acres, Utah Lake is a playground for all types of water lovers. Coast across the calm surface in a canoe, paddle downwind in a kayak, or carve up the lake in your powerboat. Whatever your preferred method of water transport, Utah Lake is the place for you.

Camping at Utah Lake State Park

Utah Lake has 30 campsites to accommodate your RV rental. Most sites are back-in, but some are pull-through, and each comes with a water and 30- or 50-amp electrical hookup. They also have drinking water stations, dump stations, and sewer stations, but no full hookups. Some campsites can accommodate motorhome rentals up to 47 feet long.

Exploring the Area

Planning to leave the park and see what else is nearby? Located in the Greater Zion Region, St. George is a vacation destination for both locals and visitors. St. George has a historic downtown area full of local shops, great restaurants, and sight-seeing. The Greater Zion Region is also a centralized hub for hikers and bikers. The surrounding area is simply wide open spaces; just miles of hikeable, bikeable land. Pick up a trail map in St. George and get exploring!

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Provo River Parkway, UTUtah Lake State Park, UT
  • Brigham Young University Botany Pond, UTProvo, UT
  • Bonneville Shoreline Trail (Provo City), UTUinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, UT
  • Slide Canyon Trail, UTProvo, UT
  • The \Y\" Mountain Trail", UTRock Canyon Park, UT
  • Provo Peak, UTUinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, UT
  • Rock Canyon Trail, UTRock Canyon Park, UT
  • Squaw Peak Trail, UTRock Canyon Park, UT
  • Slate Canyon Trail, UTMount Timpanogos Wilderness, UT
  • Provo Peak from Slate Canyon, UTMount Timpanogos Wilderness, UT

Recent RV rental reviews in Utah Lake State Park

Gary R.

November, 2025

The entire experience start-to-finish was great. Communication was very quick during the planning stages of our rental. Placing the reservation and signing the docs was easy. The videos were fantastic and comprehensive. They covered any question that could have come up, for example to how to pick the camper up (pass codes, connecting to the camper, etc), then the walk through of the camper showing its many features.
Randy B.

November, 2025

Excellent experience! Very clean trailer and comfortable for our family of 5. Had everything we needed and the hosts were very helpful and responsive. Loved having the Purple bed in the master bedroom! Great night sleep
Kahina A.

November, 2025

I did a month-long roadtrip with this car and I loved it. The rooftop tent is great and all the provided equipment was super useful. You'll have a grill/propane tank to cook, table and chairs, coolers, lights and even a bear spray! I travelled in October up north and at some point it got too cold to sleep in the tent anymore. But otherwise even in the rain it was chill. The tent is easy to fold/unfold. I loved the experience and Michael is a great host, super responsive, accommodating and kind. He made sure that all was good at all times.

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