Hyrum State Park, State park in Cache County, United States.
Hyrum State Park is a 450-acre recreation area centered around a reservoir lined with trees, providing water access for fishing and boating. The grounds include 32 campsites, two cabin rentals, a boat ramp, and full amenities including restrooms and shower facilities.
The park was established in 1959 as one of the early state recreation areas in northern Utah. Its creation helped provide organized outdoor activities for the growing population of the region.
The park serves as a gathering spot where locals come to fish, boat, and spend time outdoors with family and friends during warmer months. Weekend visitors fill the shorelines and campsites, creating a social hub for recreation within the Cache County community.
The park is open from 6 AM to 10 PM daily and features ample parking with clear signage for different areas and facilities. Visitors should bring appropriate gear for water activities or camping, and plan visits considering seasonal weather changes.
The reservoir supports five fish species including yellow perch, rainbow trout, bluegill, and largemouth bass that attract anglers year-round. This variety of fish populations has made the water body one of the most sought-after fishing destinations in the area.
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