Middle Inlet Group Day Use

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About Middle Inlet Group Day Use

Overview

Middle Inlet Group Day Use Area is located on the eastern shore of Pineview Reservoir, just 2 miles from Huntsville, Utah. It's a great location for weddings, company picnics and family reunions. Boating, swimming and fishing are popular activities.

Recreation

Pineview offers great boating, swimming, fishing and water skiing opportunities. Boat ramps are located at several locations around the reservoir.

Facilities

This day-use site can accommodate up to 75 people. It offers a large picnic shelter, 12 picnic tables, grills, a dutch oven cooking surface, serving tables, a concrete site pad and large gravel parking area.

Vault toilets are provided. A host is on-site. There is no water so please bring all the water you'll need for your stay.

Walk-In Visitors - $7.00; Day Use - $15.00; Reservations are not needed for this area. Senior and Access Interagency passes do not cover day-use.

Middle Inlet Pavilion $225.00 holds 75 people

Natural Features

From the picnic shelter, visitors are awarded scenic views of Ogden Valley, the surrounding peaks and Pineview Reservoir, which surrounds both sides of the day-use area. Cottonwoods and pines dot the area, offering limited shade in this grassy, open site.

Nearby Attractions

Beautiful Ogden Valley has numerous fishing, hiking, horseback riding and scenic driving opportunities.

Causey Reservoir is 12 miles away, offering great canoeing and fishing, as well as hiking, biking and horseback riding trails.

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