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Step Back in Time at Camp Floyd History Camps Nestled in the heart of Utah, Camp Floyd State Park offers young adventurers the chance to experience history like never before. The Camp Floyd History Camps, scheduled for multiple sessions throughout the summer of 2025, provide children ages 8 to 12 with a hands-on journey into…
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DWR, UDOT and other partners complete 5 projects, 2 studies to help wildlife and fish safely migrate across Utah in 2024 SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and Utah Department of Transportation, as well as other partners, are working hard to reduce wildlife/vehicle collisions around the state and to also make…
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The best national parks for stargazing – Canyonlands, Utah, placed third A new study looked at which national parks are the best for stargazing, with Canyonlands National Park, Utah, placed third. The study, conducted by vacation rental site Lake.com, looked at data from the National Park Service’s Night Sky Data Collection Sites to see which national parks…
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There are several holiday celebrations planned at the Camp Floyd State Park. Join them for their Cmap Floyd Walking Tour on November 25th and enjoy a Camp Floyd Christmas on December 2nd. Read the complete press release below. Contact campfloyd@utah.gov with any questions. November 25Camp Floyd Walking Tour Come and Join Camp Floyd State Park…
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During Labor Day weekend, the Utah Department of Wildlife Resources and partner agencies conducted rigorous inspections and watercraft decontaminations, inspecting 4,299 boats and performing 133 decontaminations statewide to prevent the spread of invasive quagga mussels. The Lake Powell area accounted for 1,194 boat inspections and 45 decontaminations. This effort was in response to the threat…
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On September 9, Camp Floyd State Park is hosting Camp Floyd Days, commemorating the establishment of Camp Floyd in Fairfield. Visitors can immerse themselves in the camp life of the 1858-1861 era with exhibits, demonstrations, and visits to soldier graves. Children can participate in military drills with toy muskets and period uniforms, while re-enactors recreate…
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Heading into the Fourth of July holiday, Intermountain Health is urging Utahans to prioritize safety with eight essential reminders. While this festive weekend is often filled with enjoyable activities, it also sees a rise in injuries and emergency room visits. From fireworks safety to wearing seatbelts, being prepared in the backcountry, wearing the right protective…
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Utah is the 13th largest state in the United States and home to some of the most beautiful and diverse landscapes in the West. Bordered by Idaho and Wyoming to the north, Colorado to the east, Arizona to the south, and Nevada to the west. Utah is a great place to explore, offering stunning deserts…
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Eagle Mountain City will recognize project phase completion in two of its parks on Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 1:30 p.m. The dedication will highlight recent work that has been completed on Cory Wride Memorial Park. Eagle Mountain City began construction on Phase II projects for Cory Wride Memorial Park in November 2020. “We’ve worked hard…
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EAGLE MOUNTAIN – During the Sept. 21 meeting of the Eagle Mountain City Council, two departments were honored by the Utah Recreation and Parks Association for services provided to residents. The 2020 Outstanding Special Event award was presented by LeAnn Powell, URPA Executive Director, to the Eagle Mountain Events Department for its Silent Santa program….
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