Current Conditions
Last Updated: 7/01/2024
NOTICE: Antelope Island State Park is currently under Stage 1 Fire Restrictions. No open fires are allowed except within established campfire facilities in our improved campgrounds and picnic areas. Visit Utah Fire Info’s website for more information on these restrictions. #FireSense makes sense
Day-Use: Open
Campgrounds: Fully open.
Ice Thickness: None.
Road Conditions: Clear.
Trail Conditions: Dry.
Fire Restrictions: Fires are only allowed in designated campsites and day use fire pits. No fires in Ladyfinger or Split Rock Campgrounds.
Lake Access: Caution: Due to extremely low water levels in Great Salt Lake, access from the parking lots to the lake shoreline is over 1/3 mile. Conditions at the shoreline may be muddy and potentially hazardous.
Insects: During warm months, insects are present on the island and emerge at different times.
- Biting gnats (no-see-ums) currently active emerge in the spring (April – June). These are very tiny biting flies. Insect repellent is ineffective against the gnats; fine-mesh head nets are recommended.
- Midges currently active are non-biting flies that form columns along the causeway mid-spring through early fall. These are what cover your windshield while driving to and from the island.
- Mosquitoes currently active are present from mid- spring through early fall. Insect repellent is effective. Note: West Nile Virus has been found in Davis County.
- Brine Flies currently active are non-biting flies that cover the shorelines and occasionally move onto land early-summer through fall. These flies are harmless and move out of the way when approached.