Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park welcomes visitors year-round, seven days a week, throughout daylight hours. The optimal seasons to visit are spring, early summer, and fall when temperatures are moderate and the weather tends to be agreeable. Encompassing 3,730 acres, it stands as the sole significant sand dune expanse on the Colorado Plateau and boasts the distinction of being the exclusive habitat for the Coral Pink tiger beetle. The park hosts two concessionaires, typically operational from March to October. A per-vehicle daily usage fee applies, with the option to utilize the annual Utah State Parks pass. Tour buses are permitted, while pets must be leashed at a length of six feet at all times. Situated at an elevation of 6,000 feet, the park offers a unique natural experience.