Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park

The crescent-shaped sand dunes get their name from their colors. Composed of fine, rose-colored granules. And the rest of the area? Red sandstone cliffs. Sapphire skies. Jade forests. 3,730 acres of breathtaking scenery in southern Utah’s Color Country.

But what causes these sand dunes to form? Eroded sandstone from the Moquith and Moccasin Mountains funnels down through a gash between them and, borne by winds, is deposited here.

The only major sand dune field on the Colorado Plateau.

The result is a wondrous outdoor playground for hiking, OHV riding, camping, photography, and sight-seeing. If you’re an off-road lover, there are more than 1,000 acres of play area. And hundreds of miles of trails nearby.

Coral Pink Sand Dunes is a fabulous destination in itself. But its location makes it a great place to stop and play while journeying to many of the other sights in the area.

Facilities

• a 22-unit campground
• modern restrooms
• hot showers
• a sewage disposal station
• a boardwalk
• overlook trails
• a nature trail

Facts About Coral Pink Sand Dunes

The park takes up 3,730 acres. And the elevation is 6,000 feet above sea level.

Where Is It?

Fees and Hours

• Park Hours – open 7 days a week during the daylight hours.
• no holiday closures.
• day visits - $6 for day use.
• overnight camping - $16 in the main campground. For the group campground, it costs $3 per person. 50 max. 5 vehicles/trailers max.

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