Willard Bay State Park

Utah State Park

🔥 Burn ban in effect
Entrance fee$25 / vehicle
CampingYes
RV hookupsFull
Cabins / lodgeYes
Book a campsiteDirectionsOfficial Utah State Parks page

About Willard Bay State Park

A freshwater reservoir on the Great Salt Lake flood plain, held back by the 20-mile Arthur V. Watkins Dam 12 miles northwest of Ogden. Boat, swim, ski and fish the warm water, camp under tall cottonwoods, and watch nesting eagles in winter.

Things to do

Amenities & facilities

RV / campsite hookups

Camping options

Entrance fee

$25 per vehicle — Day-Use Day-use: $25per private vehicle Senior Day-use: $20 Walk-in & Bicycle: $10 Cottonwood Full Hookup Campground: $60 per night Cottonwood Cabins: $150 per night Willow Creek Campground (Water/Electric): $60 per night (single site) Willow Creek Cottages: $200.00 per night South Marina Campground (Full Hookups): $60 per night Extra Vehicle (all campgrounds): $25 per night South Marina Group Campground: $400 per night if not booked sites sold individually $25 per night Day Use Pavilions Eagle Beach Group Pavilion: $200 per day Pelican Beach Group Pavilion: $250 per day Bayside Pavilion: $200

Hours

6 AM – 10 PM

800-322-3770

801-745-3038

Monday-Friday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Hours as published by Utah State Parks. Check the official page before a long drive.

Contact

Phone801-782-2321

Address900 W. 650 N. #A Willard, UT 84340

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