Algae Conditions: Echo Reservoir has been issued a warning advisory for harmful algal bloom. Avoid areas where algae is present while boating, paddle boarding and kayaking. Is it advised not to swim, ski, drink the water or get it in your mouth. Not safe for pets.
Stage 1 Restrictions: No open fires are allowed except in the following cases: A: In approved fire rings or grills at developed campgrounds or day-use areas on public lands that have a pressurized running water system;
Nestled in the scenic mountains of northeastern Utah, Echo State Park offers a rich history of outdoor recreation, featuring camping, boating, fishing and year-round adventure. Conveniently located near Coalville, Utah, the park provides easy access to Echo Reservoir, a favorite destination for water sports and relaxation.
Originally constructed by the Bureau of Reclamation in the 1930s during the Great Depression, the Echo Dam and Reservoir were designed for agricultural irrigation. By the late 1960s, local Coalville residents began managing recreation concessions, paving the way for Echo’s long-standing tradition as a premier outdoor destination.
Today, Echo State Park continues to evolve, providing modern amenities and outdoor experiences for all visitors.
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Park Hours: 6 a.m. – 10 p.m.
16-hour access year round
Phone: 435-336-9894 (Main) 800-322-3770 (Reservations)
Management
Manager: Justin Anderson
Activities
Biking
Beach Area
Boating
Camping
Fishing
Hiking
Kayak
Picnicking
Swimming
Amenities
Beach Access
Boat Docks
Boat Launch
Drinking Water
Dumpster
Electricity
Fire Pits
Gift Shop
Grill
Hammocks
Parking
Pavilion Sites
Picnic tables
Ranger Station
Rentals
Restrooms
Wifi Access
Lodging
Cottage
Hammocks
Hookups-Full
Hookups-Partial
Primitive Site
RV
Tent Pad
Water In Site
Park Gallery
Map
For a high contrast map, click the green icon in the top right of the map and choose 'Grayscale Enhanced Contrast Map.'Ice Fishing to Summer Boating | Echo State Park
Events
Nearby Attractions
Echo State Park is conveniently located off Interstate 80, making it easily accessible from major cities like Salt Lake City, Ogden, and Park City. The park is just a short drive from the town of Coalville, where visitors can find restaurants, grocery stores, fuel stations and other services.
Historic Echo Canyon: A significant route for pioneers and travelers on the Mormon Pioneer Trail and California Trail. The canyon holds deep historical value and offers beautiful scenery.
Weber River: Known for its excellent fishing, the river is a great spot for fly fishing and rafting.
Coalville: The closest town, providing essential services such as dining, shopping and fuel.
Park City: A short drive away, Park City is famous for its ski resorts, shopping, dining and year-round outdoor recreation.