Kingston, Utah, lures RV travelers with Otter Creek Reservoir's monster walleye and rainbow trout. Five parks cluster nearby, from beach camps to pet-friendly backcountry spots. Base your rig here to fish dawn waters, then hike Tushar Mountain trails by afternoon.
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Kingston hugs US-89 in Piute County, where Otter Creek Reservoir draws crowds for walleye tournaments and boating regattas. The Tushar Mountains rise sharply behind town, offering hikes through aspen groves to alpine lakes. Nearby Marysvale's slot canyons challenge adventurers with narrow descents and hidden waterfalls.
Otter Creek Beach Camp welcomes groups and big rigs right on the water's edge. Pet lovers head to Mudsprings Trail Backcountry Camping or Otter Creek Tamerisk Point Rec Site, both greenlighting dogs and evening campfires. Solitary types claim spots at Fisherman's Bench Dispersed Camping, while South Point Recreation Site puts anglers steps from prime casting points.
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Kingston excels in Otter Creek Reservoir fishing for walleye and trout. Tournaments pull anglers from across Utah each summer. Boaters race across the 2,000-acre lake, while families picnic on sandy shores near town.
Five parks serve the area: Otter Creek South Point Recreation Site, Mudsprings Trail Backcountry Camping, Otter Creek Beach Camp, Fisherman's Bench Dispersed Camping, and Otter Creek Tamerisk Point Rec Site. All sit off US-89 by the reservoir. Expect pet-friendly options and group sites at select spots.
Yes, Mudsprings Trail Backcountry Camping and Otter Creek Tamerisk Point Rec Site welcome pets. Campfires burn freely at both under forest rules. Keep dogs leashed near wildlife zones around the reservoir.