Frequently Asked Questions
| Question | Answer |
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| What are the park’s hours? | Echo State Park is open year-round. Hours vary by season. Check current conditions before visiting. |
| Is there an entrance fee? | Yes, a day-use fee is required. Annual state park passes are accepted. |
| Where can I get information when I arrive? | The park office is located at Red Rock Marina. |
| How do I reserve a campsite? | Campsites and cabins must be reserved online through Reserve America. Reservations cannot be made by calling the park. |
| Are there first-come, first-served campsites? | From May 1 to September 30, all campsites require reservations. From October 1 to April 30, campsites are first-come, first-served. |
| What amenities do the campgrounds offer? | Red Rock Marina Campground: Full hookup sites available. Dry Hollow Campground: Water and power (20/30/50 amp), no sewer. Includes a restroom with showers. Bison Run Group Camp: Located within Dry Hollow Campground. Features a pavilion, picnic tables, grills, and vault toilets nearby. |
| Are the lake cottages available year-round? | Yes, the lake cottages can be reserved any time of the year. |
| Is the boat ramp open year-round? | The boat ramp is open as water levels allow. Check current conditions for updates. |
| Are docks available for use? | Yes, the wedge dock is installed after ice-off and remains in place until the summer season begins. Due to increased ramp traffic during peak summer months, the wedge dock is removed. It is placed back in the fall when activity slows down. |
| What types of boats are allowed? | Both motorized and non-motorized boats are allowed on the reservoir. |
| Are boat rentals available? | Motorized and non-motorized rentals may be available during the summer months. Check with the park for availability. |
| Are there restrooms and showers? | Yes, restrooms and showers are available at Dry Hollow Campground. Vault restrooms remain open during the winter season when water is shut off. |
| Is there a dump station for RVs? | There is no dump station at Echo State Park. Visitors must plan accordingly. |
| Are there picnic areas available? | Yes, day-use picnic areas are available throughout the park. |
| What wildlife can be seen at Echo State Park? | Visitors may see deer, elk, moose, foxes, and a variety of birds, including eagles and osprey. |
| Are campfires allowed? | Campfires are allowed in designated fire rings unless fire restrictions are in place. Check local fire conditions before your visit. |
| Can I volunteer at Echo State Park? | Yes! Volunteers help with maintenance and other park needs. If interested, contact the park office. |
| Are there job opportunities at the park? | Seasonal and part-time positions are available throughout the year. Check Utah State Parks’ website for openings. |
| What is the best way to contact the park to get a quick response? | During the summer months, the gate area is staffed by seasonal employees who will answer phones. However, during the off-season, staffing is reduced, and staff may be out in the park handling other tasks or attending meetings, meaning they may not be available to answer the phone. Messaging us on Facebook may be quicker during these times. |