Reserve A Campsite. From the mainland, the island's 28, acres appear barren and deserted. But Antelope Island is home to an astonishing variety of flora and fauna native to the Great Basin. More info This is a great place to view wildlife. The island was without its namesake antelope for many years, but they were reintroduced in and can now be seen in many areas of the park.
Deer, bobcats, coyotes, many varieties of birds and waterfowl also call the island home. But most famous is Antelope Island's American Bison, introduced to the island in and now numbering some animals. Wild animals are often seen by people driving the park roads and hiking or biking the park's trails.
The annual bison roundup each fall is a particularly good time to view the bison. Facilities include a marina, beach picnic area and camping areas. RVs are welcome but there are no hookups. The campgrounds have vault toilets. Water is available at the Bridger Bay Beach area on the sides of the beach buildings.
Showers are also available at the beach area. A restaurant is available on the island and concessionaires to provide other limited goods and services.
Recreational opportunities abound. White sand beaches beckon to sunbathers and picnickers. Hiking, biking and horseback trails lead to scenic points on the island. A marina serves sailboats, powerboats, and kayakers. Campers come to watch beautiful sunrises and sunsets in seclusion found only minutes from their urban homes.
