Gunlock State Park has issued several advisories for visitors, including stage 1 fire restrictions and warnings regarding the condition of the waterfalls and reservoir.
According to information provided by Utah State Parks, stage 1 restrictions are in effect, meaning no open fires are allowed except in approved fire rings or grills at developed campgrounds or day-use areas on public lands that have a pressurized running water system.
The park's boat ramp is currently open, though visitors should be aware of floating debris in the reservoir. Officials suggest that individuals launching boats should do so at their own risk.
Regarding the park's waterfalls, a notice states that the waterfalls at Gunlock State Park are not flowing. Recreating on the rocks near the waterfalls is considered dangerous because the rocks are slick, the water is swift, and covered hazards exist in the pools. Visitors are encouraged to be observant and use caution in the area.
Gunlock State Park, located in southwestern Utah, offers activities such as boating, fishing, swimming, and picnicking. The park is a year-round destination known for its red rocks and reservoir.
