📜 Utah state park featuring unique coral pink sand dunes.🔍 Formed by erosion of Navajo Sandstone, open since 1963. Home to rare organisms and a setting for movies.Why Go🌊 Explore vast, colorful sand dunes🏍️ Enjoy off-highway vehicle (OHV) riding on 90% of dunes🥾 Hike, sandboard, or sand sled🏕️ Camp with amenities like hot showers and flush toiletsWhy Avoid⚠️ Hikers should be cautious due to motorized recreation areas💰 Daily use fee required for park entry☀️ Very hot in summer, explore in morning/evening🛍️ Limited shopping, only vending machines for drinks/sweetsTips🧡 OHV riders must display an orange whiptail flag🪖 Helmets recommended for all OHV riders, required for under 18☀️ Visit in spring, early summer, or fall for mild temperatures🏂 Rent a sandboard from rangers🗺️ Well-signed off US-89Cost💰 $15 per vehicle, $10 for Utah seniors. Camping fees vary from $28 to $200.Hours🕒 Open daily, year-round, during daylight hours.🅿️ Parking Available near the dunes.Toilets🚻 Hot showers and flush toilets available in campgrounds.Dog🐕 Pets allowed on a six-foot leash.