Utah State Parks Near Murray

This Is The Place Heritage Park offers visitors a chance to step back in time with pioneer-era buildings, costumed interpreters, and hands-on experiences. The park is ideal for families, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in Utah’s origins.

Flight Park State Recreation Area is famous for its ideal wind conditions, attracting hang gliders and paragliders from around the world. The park features launch zones, parking, and scenic vistas of Utah Valley.

Kenlake State Resort Park is a full-service resort park on Kentucky Lake with a marina, campground, lodge, restaurant, and beach access. It is a popular base for water recreation and exploring the surrounding western Kentucky lake country.

Located just west of Salt Lake City, Great Salt Lake State Park provides access to the lake’s southern shore, a marina, and interpretive facilities. It’s a popular spot for boating, picnicking, and observing migratory birds.

Kentucky Dam Village State Resort Park combines a full-service resort experience with one of Kentucky's best-known lake destinations. Visitors come for the marina, championship golf, swimming, and convenient access to Kentucky Lake and nearby attractions.

Lake Barkley State Resort Park combines a modern resort lodge with one of Kentucky's best-known lake destinations. Visitors come for boating, fishing, golf, swimming, and relaxing waterfront stays near the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area.

Mineral Mound State Park sits along Lake Barkley in Lyon County and is best known for its 18-hole golf course and lakefront recreation. Visitors come for fishing, boating, picnicking, and a calm natural setting close to the Land Between the Lakes region.

Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park features a 56-acre lake, a full-service lodge, cabins, and a championship-style golf course surrounded by rolling hardwood forest. It is one of western Kentucky’s best spots for boating, fishing, swimming, and relaxed resort-style getaways.

Columbus-Belmont State Park is best known for its well-preserved Civil War fortifications and sweeping views of the Mississippi River. Visitors can explore the park museum, monuments, and peaceful grounds while learning about the 1861 Battle of Belmont and the strategic river crossing.