Overview

Utah Lake State Park is the most developed access point on the lake, offering boat ramps, a fishing pier, campground, picnic areas, and full restroom facilities. The state park pier is one of the best spots to take families fishing — bluegill, catfish, and occasional bass are all caught from the pier. The park offers multiple boat ramp lanes for busy weekends. Camping is available for anglers who want to fish dawn and dusk. The park also provides access to the southeast portion of the lake.

What to Expect

• Area: East Shore
• Primary species: Channel Catfish, Bluegill, White Bass, Carp, Largemouth Bass
• Access: Shore and Boat
• Facilities: Multiple boat ramps, Fishing pier, Campground, Restrooms, Picnic areas, Playground
• Parking: Large paved lot. State park day-use fee ($15) or annual pass.
• Tips: Best family fishing spot on the lake. The pier produces bluegill and catfish consistently. Camp here to fish the prime dawn/dusk hours without a long drive.
• Map: Open in Google Maps