Echo State Park

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1100 North Echo Dam Road., Coalville, Utah, 84017, United States

Quick Facts

Price

$4 - $15/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

18 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

Pets

Allowed

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Quick Facts

Price

$4 - $15/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

18 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

Pets

Allowed

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Echo State Park

$4.00 - $15.00 / night

Campsite Fees

Fees range from $4 for walk-in rates to $15 for boat rentals, based on user reviews. Additional fees might apply for extra vehicles and site types.

Standard Site Fee$0.00

Hookup Site Fee$0.00

Premium Site Fee$0.00

Hike and Bike Site Fee$4.00

Group Site Fee$0.00

Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

Total Campsite Fees$4.00

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"User reviews highlight both positive experiences and areas for improvement. Common themes include the park's scenic beauty, recreational opportunities, and well-maintained facilities. Negative feedback often centers around management, construction disruptions, and maintenance lapses."

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Fees & Passes at Echo State Park

$4 - $15/night

Campsite fees

Stay Limit: One vehicle per campsite reservation, as per authoritative sources.

Cancellation: Cancellation policy details are unavailable.

Prices verified August 10, 2025

Prices may vary by season and site type. Always confirm current rates on the official Echo State Park website.

Best Time to Camp at Echo State Park

Experience the dramatic beauty of Utah's changing seasons at Echo State Park, where each visit promises a unique adventure. Summer transforms the park into a water lover's paradise, with temperatures climbing into the pleasant 80s°F—ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, and lakeside picnics. As autumn arrives, crisp mornings give way to those signature breezy afternoons that make kite flying irresistible. Winter brings a magical transformation as the reservoir freezes over, creating a pristine playground for ice fishing enthusiasts who gather in cozy shelters, sharing stories while waiting for the catch of the day.

Spring (Mar-May)

Wildflowers bloom, mild temperatures, fewer crowds. Great for hiking and photography.

Best

Summer (Jun-Aug)

Peak season with warm weather, perfect for water activities. Book early.

Fall (Sep-Nov)

Beautiful fall colors, cooler temps, quieter campgrounds. Ideal for peaceful trips.

Winter (Dec-Feb)

Snow activities available. Some facilities may close. Check conditions.

Planning Tips

Peak Season: Peak season dates are not mentioned.. Book 2-3 months ahead.
Operating Season: The campground is open year-round for camping and day-use activities.
Current Alerts: Construction projects are underway, limiting some facilities.

About Echo State Park

Nestled alongside the shimmering waters of Echo Reservoir, Echo State Park beckons adventurers seeking an authentic outdoor experience. This hidden gem features 18 well-appointed campsites equipped with electrical and water hookups, perfect for both RV enthusiasts and tent campers who appreciate modern conveniences. For larger gatherings, a spacious group site accommodates family reunions and outdoor celebrations. Beyond camping, visitors can spend sun-soaked days at the sandy beach, launching kayaks at dawn or casting fishing lines as the afternoon light dances across the water.

Echo State Park offers a mix of camping options, including primitive, RV, tent, and group camping accommodations. The park is described as providing 'roomy and spaced out' campsites with both electrical and water hookups.

Historical SignificanceStep back in time and explore the rich tapestry of Utah's pioneering heritage that surrounds Echo State Park. The nearby Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail follows the original transcontinental railroad route, where you can almost hear the echo of steam engines that once connected the American frontier. This scenic pathway invites hikers and cyclists to journey through railroad history while enjoying breathtaking mountain vistas. The park's strategic location also provides easy access to neighboring state parks, creating a corridor of preserved landscapes that tell the story of the American West's transformation.

Weather and SeasonsExperience the dramatic beauty of Utah's changing seasons at Echo State Park, where each visit promises a unique adventure. Summer transforms the park into a water lover's paradise, with temperatures climbing into the pleasant 80s°F—ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, and lakeside picnics. As autumn arrives, crisp mornings give way to those signature breezy afternoons that make kite flying irresistible. Winter brings a magical transformation as the reservoir freezes over, creating a pristine playground for ice fishing enthusiasts who gather in cozy shelters, sharing stories while waiting for the catch of the day.

ElevationWhile specific elevation details await discovery, the park's mountain setting provides that refreshing high-country atmosphere that rejuvenates the soul and offers respite from summer heat.

Natural Features and SceneryEcho Reservoir serves as the sparkling centerpiece of this outdoor sanctuary, its waters reflecting the surrounding mountains like a natural mirror. The campground's prime location offers unobstructed lake views that transform with each passing hour—from misty morning reflections to golden sunset displays. Rugged peaks frame the horizon, their trails beckoning hikers and mountain bikers to explore winding paths through sage-dotted hillsides and aspen groves. The park's beach area provides a gentle transition from forest to water, where families build sandcastles while eagles soar overhead and deer occasionally venture to the water's edge at dusk.

Geological RegionEcho State Park rests in the heart of northeastern Utah's dramatic landscape, where ancient geological forces have sculpted a stunning backdrop for outdoor adventures. The Echo Reservoir, cradled within this mountainous terrain, showcases the region's diverse topography—from weathered rock formations that tell stories millions of years in the making to fertile valleys carved by prehistoric waterways. This unique positioning creates a natural amphitheater where every sound seems to bounce off the surrounding peaks, perhaps explaining how this enchanting place earned its melodic name.

Campsite details

AccessibilityNo specific details about accessibility infrastructure, but reviews indicate that camping areas like pull-through sites are available.

Sites SizeThe campground features 18 individual sites with both 50 amp and 30 amp power hookups, and water hookups. Additionally, there is one group campsite with five power and water sites. Sites range in size from 'roomy' to 'larger slots with more privacy,' based on user reviews.

Sites PrivacyUser reviews suggest the campsites offer varying levels of privacy, from more secluded to open, with some sites completely shaded and others entirely exposed to sunlight.

Total Campsites18 campsites

Recommended CampsitesUser reviews suggest opting for shaded sites due to exposure at pull-through sites.

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Stay Limit

One vehicle per campsite reservation, as per authoritative sources.

Guests Allowed Per Site

Specific guest limits per site are not detailed.

Groups

The group site accommodates five vehicles with power and water hookups. Specific limits on the number of people are not detailed.

Tents

Tents are allowed

RV vehicles

RV vehicles are allowed

Primitive

Primitive are allowed

Reservable

Reservations are allowed

Site layoutFeatures 18 individual sites and a group campsite.

Open and Closed SeasonThe campground is open year-round for camping and day-use activities.

Reservation PlatformsNo specific platforms mentioned for reservations.

Walk-in AvailabilityWalk-in availability costs $4 based on user reviews, but overall details are scarce.

Cancellation PolicyCancellation policy details are unavailable.

Accomodation available

GroupGroup campsites are offered for larger parties such as families, schools, or organizations. These sites provide space and facilities to accommodate multiple people camping together.

Amenities available

Potable water

Fire rings

Picnic tables

Flush toilets

Electricity hookups

Water hookups

Activities you can enjoy

Echo State Park offers a variety of recreational activities. Popular activities include swimming, boating, fishing, hiking, and biking. Additionally, the park provides access to the Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail. In winter, it’s a favored destination for ice fishing. "The water was refreshing," and "dogs loved it," according to reviews. However, some users have noted challenges like wind picking up in the afternoon affecting kayaking.

Hiking

Hiking opportunities are available. The park is located near the Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail, making it suitable for walking and exploring.

Fishing

Fishing is a notable activity, with the park being a popular ice-fishing destination during the winter. Specific fish types are not detailed.

Swimming

Swimming areas are accessible, with reviews mentioning a 'nice beach' and 'refreshing water.' However, some users have observed challenges such as 'rocky beaches' and 'sticks in the sand.'

Biking

Biking is permitted, with trails available within 100 feet of the campground.

Boating

Boating is a major draw at the park. There are boat docks and a boat ramp on-site. However, users have noted issues such as limited rental hours and windy conditions affecting smaller watercraft.

Beach activities

Beach activities such as sunbathing and swimming are popular. However, the beach area is described as small and occasionally crowded.

Winter Activities

Ice fishing is a key attraction during the winter months.

Water Sports

Kayaking and paddleboarding are possible, but users note that wind conditions can make these activities challenging in the afternoon.

Campground rules

Pets are allowed
Campfires are allowed, but firewood must be brought by visitors.
Quiet hours or noise restrictions are not specified.

Hazards

General hazardsHigh water levels sometimes reduce beach area. Construction and poor restroom maintenance have been noted in user reviews.

Active alertsConstruction projects are underway, limiting some facilities.

Weather at Echo State Park

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Dec 7

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Clear sky

Precipitation: 0%

Moderate wind, may affect light items

Humidity: 60%

Moderately humid conditions

Wind: 4.3 mph

Moderate wind, may affect light items

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Emergency Services

Ranger Station (Contact: 4353369894) is available within the park. The nearest hospitals and police stations are not specified.

Good to know

Peak season datesPeak season dates are not mentioned.

Trash and recyclingDumpsters are available on-site for trash disposal. Recycling options are not specified.

Proximity to water featuresEcho Reservoir is adjacent, offering opportunities for boating, fishing, and swimming.

Common complaintsCommon concerns include facility maintenance, rude management, lack of enforcement of rules, and significant road noise.

HostMixed reviews about hosts. Some describe them as attentive and friendly, while others criticized their neglect of essential duties.

Campground Map

1100 North Echo Dam Road., Coalville, Utah, 84017, United States

Driving directionsFrom Salt Lake, take Interstate 80 eastbound to the Coalville exit #162. Turn left on Main Street and follow the road for 3.5 miles. From Odgen, take Interstate 84 eastbound to the Echo exit #169 at the I-84/I-80 interchange. Turn right onto Echo Dam Road and follow the road for 3 miles to the park entrance.

The campground is easily accessible via paved roads from Interstate 80 and Interstate 84. No seasonal closures or specific navigation challenges are mentioned.

Nearby places

Coalville (3 miles), Salt Lake City (approx. 45 miles), Ogden (approx. 50 miles)

Nearby supplies

Coalville, Utah (3 miles away) likely offers groceries, camping supplies, and fuel options. Specific stores are not listed.

Reviews from booking and map sources

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Limited Reviews

Echo State Park has limited reviews, placing it in the bottom % of campgrounds based on reviews

User reviews highlight both positive experiences and areas for improvement. Common themes include the park's scenic beauty, recreational opportunities, and well-maintained facilities. Negative feedback often centers around management, construction disruptions, and maintenance lapses.

Review Summaries

What Campers Love

Visitors praised the 'beautiful sunsets,' 'clean bathrooms,' and 'roomy campsites.' Many appreciated the recreational opportunities, including swimming, fishing, and kayaking. Camp hosts were often...

Common Concerns

Negative aspects include 'terrible management,' limited boating hours, and issues with maintenance (e.g., 'poop clear to the lid' in porta-potties). There were also complaints of road noise and...

Pro Tips & Recommendations

Arrive early to avoid wind for kayaking and secure a good spot on the small beach area. Morning visits are recommended for calm water conditions. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own firewood...

Seasonal Insights

Summer reviews highlight warmer water temperatures and enjoyable boating conditions but note challenges like strong afternoon winds and crowded beaches. Winter reviews focus on ice fishing as a...

Camper Quotes

"The water was cold but refreshing. Our daughter loved it!" "The campground is nice, hosts are great." "Bathrooms are clean and new." "Dogs loved it!" "Significant road noise when outside of RV."

Site-Specific Reviews

Site #5 received negative feedback due to occupants monopolizing the beach area and creating a hostile environment. Site #7 had issues with an 'untrained dog running wild.'

Accessibility Features

No specific accessibility reviews were mentioned.

Pet-Friendly Features

Mixed reviews on pet experiences. Some visitors noted off-leash dogs, including those owned by the camp hosts, while others enjoyed the pet-friendly atmosphere.

Camper Reviews by Outdoorithm campers

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