Rockport reservoir, also called Wanship Reservoir, is a large reservoir on the Weber River midway between Kamas and Coalville. It is easily accessible from the Wasatch Front and has a state park that is open year round. It impounds spring runoff from the western Uintas, storing it for use throughout the year. The reservoir shoreline is owned entirely by the state of Utah. Public access is unrestricted, but fees are charged to use park facilities. The reservoir is named after the town of Rockport, which was inundated by the reservoir.

Depth:

Maximum 150' - Average 63.7' 

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