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The Caribbean-blue waters of Bear Lake are nestled high in the Rocky Mountains at the Utah-Idaho border. Seven state-owned facilities provide boating access, and camping and day-use opportunities.
Location: Bear Lake was formed 28,000 years ago by earthquake activity. At an elevation of 5,923 feet, Bear Lake is 20 miles long and eight miles wide, 208 feet deep, and covers 112 square miles. Originally Bear Lake was called Black Bear Lake by Donald Mackenzie, explorer for the North West Fur Company who discovered it in 1819 while scouting for fur-bearing animals. The name was later changed to Bear Lake. Two Mountain Man Rendezvous were held in the area in the mid 1820's. WHY IS IT SO BLUE? Its beautiful and unique green-blue color is the result of calcium carbonates suspended in the lake.
Recreation: Waterskiing, swimming, scuba diving, and sailing are favorite activities. Anglers enjoy fishing for cutthroat, mackinaw and whitefish. Winter draws snowmobilers, ice anglers, and eagle watchers.
Nearby: Rendezvous Beach Rentals / Bear Lake Fun is located at the west end of the day use beach at Bear Lake State Park - Rendezvous Beach . They offer boat, Sea Doo, and non-motorized watercraft rentals, boating and fishing supplies and accessories, a small fast food grill, and cozy camper cabin rentals. Call (435) 946-2900 / (435) 946-3200 or visit www.bearlakefun.com . Marina Rentals / Bear Lake Fun is located within the Bear Lake State Park - Marina . They offer boat, Sea Doo, and non-motorized watercraft rentals along with boating and fishing supplies and accessories, on-the-water fuel, and a small fast food grill. Call (435) 946-5800 / (435) 946-2900 or visit www.bearlakefun.com .
** ADDITIONAL VEHICLES MUST FIT IN THE SITE AND FEES ARE COLLECTED FOR UPON ARRIVAL. Only one extra vehicle per site is allowed, if space is available. *** ENTRANCE GATES ARE OPEN FROM 7:00 AM TO 10:30 PM . ** Quiet hours from 10:00 P.M. through 7:00 A.M . ** Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times and must not be left unattended. At the Rendezvous Beach facilities, dogs are allowed in the campground, but not on the beach areas. ** Discharge of firearms or use of fireworks is not allowed in the park. ** The park does not have OHV trails or riding areas within any of the park's areas. OHVs are allowed to be transported into the park on trailers. OHVs are not allowed on any of the park's managed beach areas. In the park's Rendezvous Beach areas, street legal OHV's are not to be operated off of the asphalt roads. In the park's Eastside areas, OHVs may be operated from a campsite to access riding areas outside of the park. OHVs must be street legal to access the marina. OHVs must be street legal to operate on UT State Road 30 or US Highway 89. ** All motorized vehicles must remain on the asphalt and are not allowed on the beach areas (unless otherwise posted during low water years). ** The transient boat slips at the marina are 26' long and have an 11' width and will accommodate boats up to 28' in length. The transient boat slips are located in the southwest corner of the marina and include power and water hookups. ** The maximum capacity of all indivdual campsites is 8 people; and, one RV (camper, trailer, motorhome) and one 12x12 tent; or, two 12x12 tents. ** For information on current park conditions visit www.stateparks.utah.gov