A List of Every State & National Park in Utah

Did you know that Utah has the third most national parks of all 50 states? The Beehive State houses five total national parks (behind Alaska and California who both have eight). The Utah tourism industry is one of the most robust in the nation and this has much to do with the favoritism that Mother Nature seems to have bestowed on this incredible area. Virtually every single area of this beautiful state is ripe with natural wonders so it isn’t a surprise that there are so many preserved locations within its boundaries. Zion National Park is certainly the most visited of Utah’s Mighty Five, but did you also know that Utah has 43 state parks? Take a look at the comprehensive list below of national and state parks and take note of which ones you have visited.

Utah National Parks

Arches National Park
Canyonlands National Park
Capital Reef National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park
Zion National Park

Utah State Parks

Yuba State Park (located in Central Utah, about 25 miles south of Nephi)
Willard Bay State Park (located in Northern Utah just north of Ogden)
Wasatch Mountain State Park (located in Northern Utah near the city of Midway)
Utah Lake State Park (located in Northern Utah in the Provo/Orem area)
Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (located in Vernal)
Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum (located in Fillmore)
This Is The Place Heritage Park (located on Salt Lake City’s east side)
Starvation State Park (located in Northeastern Utah 4 miles from Duchesne)
Steinaker State Park (located in Northeastern Utah near Roosevelt)
Snow Canyon State Park (located in Southern Utah near Ivins)
Scofield State Park (located in Central Utah between Spanish Fork and Price)
Sand Hollow State Park (located in Southern Utah in Hurricane)
Rockport State Park (located in Northern Utah just east of Salt Lake City)
Red Fleet State Park (located in Northern Utah 10 miles north of Vernal)
Quail Creek State Park (located in Southern Utah 9 miles west of Hurricane)
Piute State Park (located in Southern Utah east of Beaver in Junction)
Palisade State Park (located in Central Utah just south of Manti)
Otter Creek State Park (located in Southern Utah 75 miles east of Beaver)
Millsite State Park (located in Central Utah on the eastern border of the Manti La-Sal National Forest)
Kodachrome Basin State Park (located in Southern Utah 20 miles southeast of Bryce Canyon National Park)
Jordanelle State Park (located in Northern Utah just north of Heber City)
Hyrum State Park (located in Northern Utah just south of Logan)
Huntington State Park (located in Central Utah just south of Price)
Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail (located in Northern Utah near Park City)
Gunlock State Park (located in Southern Utah 15 miles northwest of St. George)
Green River State Park (located in East-Central Utah in the city of Green River)
Great Salt Lake State Park (located in Northern Utah near Salt Lake City)
Goosenecks State Park (located near Utah’s Southeastern corner)
Goblin Valley State Park (located in East-Central Utah near Green River)
Fremont Indian State Park and Museum (located in South-central Utah just east of Cove Fort)
Frontier Homestead State Park Museum (located in Southern Utah in Cedar City)
Flight Park State Recreation Area (located in Northern Utah in the city of Lehi)
Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum (located near Utah’s Southeastern corner)
Escalante Petrified Forest State Park (located in Southern Utah 50 miles east of Bryce Canyon)
Echo State Park (located in Northern Utah 25 miles north of Park City)
East Canyon State Park (located in Northern Utah just northeast of Salt Lake City)
Deer Creek State Park (located in Northern Utah just south of Heber City)
Dead Horse Point State Park (located in Southeastern Utah near Moab)
Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park (located in Southern Utah just east of Kanab)
Camp Floyd State Park Museum (located in Central Utah on the east side of Utah Lake in Fairfield)
Bear Lake State Park (located on Utah’s northern-most corner on the Idaho border)
Antelope Island State Park (located next to the Great Salt Lake)
Anasazi State Park Museum (located in Southern Utah in the city of Boulder)

Which Utah state and/or national park is your favorite? We’re partial to Zion National Park, naturally, but all of the places listed here are fantastic.

Bryce Canyon National Park

A List of Every State & National Park in Utah

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