Hyrum State Park

Hyrum, Utah
Established 1959
265 acres

Hyrum State Park is a scenic reservoir park nestled in the foothills of the Wellsville Mountains, offering year-round recreation including boating, fishing, camping, and picnicking. The park features a sandy beach, boat ramps, and shaded picnic areas, making it a popular destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts in northern Utah.

Entrance Fee

10

Visiting with Dogs

Dogs allowed on leash in Hyrum State Park. Owners must clean up after pets. No dogs on sandy beach.

Visitor Tips & Reviews

What Visitors Say

Visitors love Hyrum State Park for its peaceful lake, family-friendly atmosphere, great fishing, boating, picnicking, and scenic mountain views. It's a favorite spot for camping and relaxation.

Tips from Visitors

  • Arrive early for best picnic and beach spots.
  • Bring sunscreen and plenty of drinking water.
  • Check weather conditions before boating or swimming.
  • Leashed pets are welcome in designated areas.
  • Fishing licenses required for anglers age 12 and up.
  • Pack out all trash to keep the park clean.

Amenities

Kids PlaygroundRestroomsShowersBoat RampsPicnic AreasCampgroundsFishing DocksSandy BeachRV HookupsParkingPavilions

Nearby Attractions

Explore these attractions near Hyrum State Park:

  • American West Heritage Center
    A living history museum featuring pioneer and Native American exhibits, hands-on activities, and seasonal events.
    6 miles away
  • Hardware Ranch Wildlife Management Area
    A wildlife area known for elk viewing, sleigh rides in winter, and educational programs about Utah’s wildlife.
    18 miles away
  • Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
    A renowned wetland habitat for birdwatching, nature walks, and wildlife photography.
    27 miles away

Things to Do at Hyrum State Park

BoatingFishingSwimmingCampingPicnicking

Camping at Hyrum State Park

Hyrum State Park offers RV and tent camping with amenities; reservations recommended; open year-round; lakeside sites available.

Hiking Trails

Hyrum State Park offers easy, family-friendly hiking along scenic lakeshore trails with beautiful views of Hyrum Reservoir and surrounding mountains. Trails are generally flat and well-maintained, making them suitable for all ages and skill levels. Visitors enjoy peaceful walks, birdwatching, and opportunities to spot wildlife. The park’s natural beauty and tranquil setting make it a great spot for a relaxing day hike close to Logan.

Hyrum Lake Shoreline Trail

Easy

A scenic loop trail that follows the shoreline of Hyrum Reservoir, offering views of the water and surrounding mountains.

3.2 mi
1.5 hours
120 ft gain
Easy difficulty

Blacksmith Fork Canyon Trail

Moderate

A moderately challenging trail that enters Blacksmith Fork Canyon, featuring wildflowers and wildlife viewing opportunities.

4.5 mi
2.5 hours
350 ft gain
Moderate difficulty

Hyrum Dam Overlook Trail

Easy

A short out-and-back trail leading to a panoramic overlook of Hyrum Dam and the valley below.

1.1 mi
40 minutes
90 ft gain
Easy difficulty

Hardware Ranch Connector Trail

Moderate

A connector trail from Hyrum State Park to Hardware Ranch, passing through forests and open meadows.

3.8 mi
2 hours
280 ft gain
Moderate difficulty

Directions

From Logan, take US-89/91 south to Hyrum, then follow signs to the park entrance at 405 West 300 South.

Frequently Asked Questions

What activities can I do at Hyrum State Park?

Popular activities include boating, fishing, swimming, camping, picnicking, and hiking. The reservoir is great for water sports and the park has grassy areas for relaxation.

Are there camping facilities at Hyrum State Park?

Yes, the park offers both RV and tent camping sites with restrooms, showers, and some sites with electrical hookups. Reservations are recommended, especially in summer.

Can I fish at Hyrum Reservoir, and what species are available?

Yes, fishing is popular at Hyrum Reservoir. Common catches include rainbow trout, yellow perch, and largemouth bass. A valid Utah fishing license is required.

Is the park open year-round?

Hyrum State Park is open year-round. Facilities and services may be limited in winter, but visitors can enjoy ice fishing and winter recreation.

Are pets allowed at Hyrum State Park?

Yes, pets are welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times. Please clean up after your pets to help keep the park clean.

Is there a fee to enter Hyrum State Park?

Yes, there is a day-use fee for vehicles entering the park. Annual passes are also available. Fees help maintain park facilities and services.

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