Echo State Park

Utah State Park

⚠️ Algae Conditions

Echo Reservoir has been issued a warning advisory for harmful algal bloom. Avoid areas where algae is present while boating, paddle boarding and kayaking.

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Is it advised not to swim, ski, drink the water or get it in your mouth. Not safe for pets.

Stage 1 Restrictions
No open fires are allowed except in the following cases: A: In approved fire rings or grills at developed campgrounds or day-use areas on public lands that have a pressurized running water system;

🔥 Burn ban in effect

Hours6 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Entrance fee$20 / vehicle

CampingYes

RV hookupsFull

Cabins / lodgeYes

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Echo State Park entrance fee

$20 per vehicle; $5 per person on foot or bicycle — Day-Use Fees: Day-Use Entrance Fee (Per vehicle. Utah State Parks Annual Day Use Pass accepted. America the Beautiful Pass not accepted.) $20; Day-Use Fees: Commercial Passenger (Per person) $2; Day-Use Fees: Reservable Day-Use Sites (Includes picnic table and charcoal grill. No pavilion or preferred parking.) $40; Day-Use Fees: Walk-in/Bicycle (Per person) $5; Camping and Hookups: Single Sites (Partial Hookups) (Per night. Includes 50 amp electric and water.) $40; Camping and Hookups: Single Sites (Full Hookups) (Per night.) $50; Camping and Hookups: Double Sites (Per night.) $70

Echo State Park hours

6 a.m. – 10 p.m.

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

About Echo State Park

Echo Reservoir, built by the Bureau of Reclamation in the 1930s to irrigate the valley below and long since taken up for recreation. Camping, boating and fishing near Coalville, in the mountains of northeastern Utah.