Current Conditions
Last Updated:11/5/2025
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Entrance Gate Lake View
Sand Hollow O.H.V Tunnel
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Campgrounds: Open year-round. Reservations are highly recommended. Please note that each campsite is permitted a specific number of extra vehicles. Any additional vehicles must be paid for at the park entrance.
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We do not offer after-hour accommodations for park reentry. You will not be able to come back in after hours. Please be sure to be inside the park once the front gate closes.
Fire Restrictions: Fires are currently permitted in all campgrounds. Primitive beach camping is strictly propane fires and propane BBQ’s.
Water Level: The main boat ramp is open and launching conditions are good.
Fishing Conditions: The DWR website is current at Click Here Fishing proclamations are available at the visitor center. Please be aware there is no spearfishing on Sand Hollow Reservoir.
Day Use Fees: The day use fee allows visitors access to the park during day use hours. If you are planning to stay within the park after day use hours, please be sure to purchase a campsite or an after hour fishing permit at the visitor center to avoid a citation.
Rules and Other Information:
The following acts are prohibited:
1. Building, maintaining, attending, or using any fire, or campfire except in a designated fire ring.
2. Smoking, chewing tobacco, vaping, consumption of alcohol, and non-prescription drugs are not permitted inside any building on state park land. Smoking is not allowed within 25 feet of any facility entrance.
3. Refueling any vessel or watercraft while floating on the reservoir. The reservoir is the county’s source of drinking water and its imperative that it remains free of any chemicals or gasoline.
4. Firearms may not be discharged near campsites, picnic areas, or within 600′ of any building in our park.
5. Fireworks, including sparklers and firecrackers are not allowed within the state park. This includes tracer ammunition and exploding targets.
6. Carving or etching into the sandstone rocks; is also known as Graffiti. This is a citable offense and severely damages the resource.
7. Glass is prohibited on the sandy beaches and the cliff jumping rocks.
To see more park rules, visit: https://adminrules.utah.gov/public/search/R651/Current%20Rules