Stage 2 Fire Restrictions: NO OPEN FIRES OF ANY KIND — including fires within an established fire pit, charcoal grills, pellet grills, or ash-producing fuel. Properly shielded gas or liquid-fueled portable camp stoves with a shut-off valve are allowed, so long as there is at least three feet in diameter that is barren with no flammable vegetation. Find more information here.
A Bureau of Reclamation reservoir built in the late 1930s for the Provo River Project, half an hour from Provo and an hour from Salt Lake City. Boat, sail, windsurf, swim or fish, then camp within sight of Mount Timpanogos.
Things to do
🥾 Hiking
🚲 Biking
🛶 Paddling
🏊 Swimming
🎣 Fishing
⛵ Boating
🐎 Equestrian
🐦 Birding
🏹 Hunting
Amenities & facilities
🏕️ Campsites
🚿 Restrooms & Showers
👥 Group Sites
🚤 Boat Ramp
🚐 RV Dump Station
♿ Accessible Facilities
RV / campsite hookups
🔌 Full Hookups (Sewer/Water/Electric)
⚡ Electric & Water
⛺ Primitive / No Hookups
Camping options
Full-hookup sites
Water & electric sites
RV sites
Tent sites
Entrance fee
$20 per vehicle — Day-use fee: Annual park passes may be purchased online or at the park when there is an attendant on duty. 2026 Prices are as follows: Utah residents are $125 and Utah seniors 65 and over are $65. The money generated by these fees is spent on maintaining visitors’ access to the best possible outdoor facilities and experiences. $20 per vehicle seven days a week (up to 8 people) $20 dollars on weekends and holidays $10 Utah seniors over 65. Winter Rate: (October 21-March 18) $15 per vehicle. $10 For seniors. Camping fees include one vehicle/camping unit. Maximum of 2 vehicles may be allowed per
Hours
6 AM – 10 PM
6 AM – 10 PM
The main office is generally open daily
from 7am -10pm
These hours may vary depending on staff availability
Hours as published by Utah State Parks. Check the official page before a long drive.