Why it may soon cost more for out-of-state residents to visit Utah state parks
The Utah Division of State Parks is exploring the idea of raising the cost of entrance at state parks for out-of-state residents.
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The Utah Division of State Parks is exploring the idea of raising the cost of entrance at state parks for out-of-state residents.
Utah Division of State Parks officials are concerned that visitors aren't prepared for the recent heat and violent storms that might strike their next outdoor adventure.
If arachnids are your thing \u2014 even those hairy tarantulas \u2014 the Antelope Island State Park in Davis County is prepared to give you some fun with your eight-legged friends.
The 46 state-owned parks in Utah attract millions, many millions of people each year, despite drastic budget cuts more than a decade ago and the threat of some park closures. They are thriving now and expanding. What happened?
The 46 state-owned parks in Utah attract millions, many millions of people each year, despite drastic budget cuts more than a decade ago and the threat of some park closures. They are thriving now and expanding. What happened?