Lost Creek Reservoir has long been a popular destination for paddling, fishing, swimming, and camping in a peaceful, wakeless setting. Currently, the park remains largely undeveloped but offers essential amenities for visitors, including: Vault restrooms; A …

Visit Lost Creek Reservoir for fishing, hiking and swimming at the 365-acre reservoir hidden away in the mountains, 10 miles from the town of Croydon.

Lost Creek State Park offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by natural beauty in northern Utah. The park is a fantastic destination for outdoor recreation, offering opportunities for fishing, boating, and wildlife viewing in a serene, scenic environment.

Description: Lost Creek Reservoir is a quiet, secluded reservoir in Morgan County. It has numerous shoreline fishing opportunities and a small boat ramp (perfect for small fishing boats or personal watercraft). The reservoir is managed for fishing and has a wakeless speed only regulation enforced.

Lost Creek This new state park has historically been a popular recreation spot for those looking to paddle, fish, swim, and camp in... Millsite Camp in the quiet campground, and boat and fish on the blue waters of Millsite Reservoir. Golf on a nearby golf course ...

Find your quiet place in this primitive camper’s paradise. Once a hidden gem, a 365-surface-acre reservoir is now Lost Creek State Park. About 15 miles north of Croydon in Morgan County, it’s a popular spot — to those in the know — for fishing and gentle boating.

Lost Creek Dam and Reservoir, Weber Basin Project, are on Lost Creek, 12 miles upstream from its confluence with Weber River in an open setting northeast of Croyden, Utah at the 6,000-foot elevation.. Recreation at Lost Creek Reservoir is directly managed by the Bureau of Reclamation.

Located in the mountains of northern Utah, Lost Creek is a 365-surface-acre reservoir perfect for boating, fishing and water sports. The park is 10 miles northeast of Croyden. Facilities include boat launching ramp, primitive camping, pit privies and trash removal.

One of Utah’s newest state parks, Lost Creek is a wakeless reservoir offering ample peace and seclusion for primitive recreation. Park visitors can enjoy paddleboarding, fishing, swimming, gentle boating, and in the early winter, cross-country skiing.

Lost Creek Dam and Reservoir, Weber Basin Project, are on Lost Creek, 12 miles upstream from its confluence with Weber River. Recreation at Lost Creek Reservoir is directly managed by the Bureau of Reclamation.