State parks slated for face lift from money that came from park patrons

SALT LAKE CITY — Cracking pavement, faulty electrical wiring and dilapidated campgrounds.
This year, Utah State Parks is celebrating its 60th anniversary, but some of the wear and tear from decades of use is starting to show.
Gov. Gary Herbert is proposing a budgetary fix in 2018 for some of the parks system's more pressing ailments, recommending that $10.3 million in user-generated fees be directed for much-needed improvements and beefing up the newest park to come into the fold: Echo Res