Three people are confirmed dead and two individuals remain missing following a period of severe flooding in Wayne County. The disaster has impacted the region near Torrey, Utah, specifically affecting areas within the Fishlake National Forest.
Impact on Fishlake National Forest
The flooding has struck a region known for its heavy recreational use, particularly around the Sunglow Campground located in the Fishlake National Forest. According to information from Recreation.gov, this specific campground is situated near Torrey, Utah.
While the full extent of the damage to local infrastructure is still being assessed, the impact on the natural landscape and surrounding forest service lands remains a primary concern for local authorities.
Campground Details and Access
The Sunglow Campground, which serves as a key site for visitors to the Fishlake National Forest, is managed under federal regulations. As of July 7, 2026, the campground remains listed as a destination for those visiting the Torrey area.
Information regarding campsite lists, seasonal fees, and reservation rules for the facility is maintained through Recreation.gov to assist travelers navigating the region during these periods of environmental instability.
Ongoing Search Efforts
Search and rescue efforts continue for the two missing persons as the community in Wayne County grapples with the loss of life. Officials have not yet released specific details regarding the identities of the deceased or the exact timeline of the floodwaters' rise.
