Antelope Island State Park Permits
Island in the Great Salt Lake with free-roaming bison herd and remote backcountry camping at Split Rock Bay.
Signature Experiences
The most sought-after permits in Antelope Island
Split Rock 1
“One of four backcountry tent pads five miles from the nearest parking on an island in the Great Salt Lake, with a bison herd for neighbours and no water at all.”
Split Rock 2
“One of four backcountry tent pads five miles from the nearest parking on an island in the Great Salt Lake, with a bison herd for neighbours and no water at all.”
Split Rock 3
“One of four backcountry tent pads five miles from the nearest parking on an island in the Great Salt Lake, with a bison herd for neighbours and no water at all.”
All Permits
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Split Rock Bay Site 1 permit
Remote backcountry campsite on the island's west side.
Split Rock Bay Site 2 permit
Remote backcountry campsite on the island's west side.
Split Rock Bay Site 3 permit
Remote backcountry campsite on the island's west side.
Split Rock Bay Site 4 permit
Remote backcountry campsite on the island's west side.
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Antelope Island Permit FAQ
What permits are required for Antelope Island State Park?
Antelope Island State Park requires permits for various activities including Split Rock 1, Split Rock 2, Split Rock 3, Split Rock 4. Each permit has different requirements and booking processes.
How do I get a permit for Antelope Island State Park?
Permits for Antelope Island State Park are available through Reservation systems. Use PermitSnag to track availability and get notified when cancellations occur.
When should I apply for Antelope Island State Park permits?
Timing varies by permit type. Lottery permits typically open months in advance, while reservation permits release on a rolling basis. Set up alerts with PermitSnag to never miss an opening.