Secluded and peaceful, Starvation State Park provides access to brilliant blue waters and 23 miles of sandy shoreline of Starvation Reservoir. Enjoy days of fishing, boating or waterskiing, and evenings of camping. Resting at an elevation of 5, 720 feet, Starvation State Park is located four miles northwest of Duchesne, just off US Highway 40.
Starvation State Park abounds with natural diversity. Juniper, pinyon, and sagebrush dominate the desert landscape. A variety of wildlife species can be found living in the park. Mammals include mule deer, cottontails, jack rabbits, beavers, badgers, chipmunks, and prairie dogs. Coyote, fox, bobcats, and elk also live in the area.
View osprey, mountain bluebird, scrub jay, magpie, and swallows. Great blue heron, loons, Canada geese, hawks, a variety of ducks, and an occasional golden or bald eagle may be seen.
