Hyrum Reservoir
Description:
- Elevation: 4664 ft.
- Surface Area: 438 acres
- Volume Capacity: 16,290 acre-feet
- Max. Depth: 82 ft.
- Avg. Depth: 39 ft.
- Park hours:
- Summer - 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
- Winter - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Holiday Closures: Thanksgiving, Christmas
Day-use fee: $8; $4 for Utah seniors 62 and older; $3 walk-in
- Camping fees:
- Lake View Campground: $20- $25
- Cabins: $60 (plus $100 refundable deposit)
- Group Overnight Camping:
- Group Campground: $300 flat rate (100 people max - 35 vehicles max)
Current Conditions:
Last checked for updates: 10/20/2019
Current Conditions
New Campground Restroom Installation (Complete)
Install sod in heavy traffic areas (Complete)
Weed Mitigation ~ Removal of invasive weeds by hand tools in aesthetic viewing areas (Ongoing, started up again after Labor Day)
Willow Mitigation in Campground ~ Improve view for guests by trimming willows (Ongoing)
Tree Trimming Throughout Park ~ Remove excessive growth on trees (Seeking Bids)
New Signage ~ Adding additional signage to areas where park rules are being broken regularly (Signs have been placed, additional signs ordered)
Pit Toilet at Hyrum Beach ~ Need to replace privacy/support wall that was struck by a vehicle. (Working with Risk Management to have fixed before water is shut off)
Hyrum Reservoir was created in 1935 by the construction of an earth-fill dam. The reservoir shoreline is owned by the State of Utah with mostly unrestricted public access, although fees are charged in improved recreation areas.
Hyrum State Park's facilities are located on the northern shore, and include 31 RV campsites, restrooms, showers, a ranger station, boat ramp, dock, and trailheads.
Fish Species:
- Bluegill
- Brown Trout
- Channel Catfish
- Largemouth Bass
- Rainbow Trout
- Tiger Trout (Hyrum was first stocked with 25,000 Tiger Trout summer 2006 and continues to receive more each year.)
- Yellow Perch
Current Regulations:
- Two poles may be used if a 2-pole permit is purchased
Fishing Tips:
Fish Hyrum from the shore or a boat. Standard trout bait such as Powerbait should work from shore, or try trolling from a boat using crankbaits or spinners. Fish with worms for panfish or catfish.
Check out the Hyrum Reservoir Dam camera for current conditions.
