My mom and I came through on a trip and stopped here to stretch our legs and walk our dog. It’s a beautiful state park with plenty of parking and a playground for little ones. They have a bathroom house with flushable toilets but no sinks. There are trail maps set up around the state park as well as other informative signs. The parking is right along the river and there is also a trail that gives you plenty of access points to it. They have to enclosed areas one housing bison and the other elk. The state park is right next to the Rio Oso MTB trails and is also conveniently located off of I80. It is a day use only state park but is free. We would definitely come back and highly recommended.
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Read moreBear River State Park is a hidden gem for nature lovers and families alike! Walking along the river during sunset is absolutely stunning—the colors reflected in the water make for a serene and picturesque experience. However, I highly recommend wearing mosquito repellent, especially in the evening, as the bugs can get pretty aggressive.
A highlight of the park is definitely the pair of rare albino bison, who recently had a calf less than a year ago. It’s such a treat to watch the baby bison play with the other young ones—so much fun for kids and adults to witness!
Overall, Bear River State Park is a perfect stop to stretch your legs, soak in some natural beauty, and see some unique wildlife. Don’t miss it if you’re...
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