Current Conditions
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Day-Use: Open
Surface: Open
Launch Ramp: Open
Campground: Open, See “other information” below for details on specific campgrounds.
Water Level: 73%, or down 15 feet and dropping
Fishing Conditions: Fishing has been good for trout and walleye. Water temperature is 72 degrees.
Additional Fishing Info:
- To view the Utah DWR’s fishing app click here.
- Please keep your limit of small walleye under 15 inches. See our “fishing” page for more information.
- If you catch any crappie, please voluntarily release them so we can get a population built.
Reservations: Reservations can be made 120 days in advance for regular campgrounds, cabins, cabanas and boat slips and 1 year in advance for the group areas. You can’t make reservations for the off season dates (Oct 2 to May 14th) except for the cabins that can be reserved all year. You can’t make reservations in Juniper Point, part of Rabbit Gulch and Knight Hollow Campgrounds.
Other Information:
- Mountain View Campground is open.
- Beach Campground is open.
- The cabins are open year round and can be reserved year round.
- The fish cleaning station is open and the dump station is open.
- All primitive campgrounds are open year round. Indian Bay and Rabbit Gulch are $15 per vehicle per night and Juniper and Knight Hollow are $12 per night.
- The Group Area is open. It is $150 per night for 25 people (covid 19 restrictions are 50 people). Additional people are charged $3 per person at the gate. Reservation can be made up to 1 year in advance.
- The group areas at Indian Bay and Rabbit Gulch are open. The cost is $90 per night which pays for the first 25 people (covid 19 restrictions today are 50 people max). If you have over 25 people you will pay $2 for each additional person per night. Reservation can be made 1 year in advance.
Last Updated: September 7, 2020
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