RedactedNarrative: On September 2nd, 2018 at approximately 2030hrs we received a call for a vessel which ran aground near the Large Haystacks at Stanton Creek with multiple ejected. Rangers responded in fully marked patrol vessel 2510. While enroute we were informed that three people were ejected from the vessel and a good samaritan transported everyone from the accident location to Stanton Creek. We were also informed vehicles would be marking  the location of the unoccupied vessel. We located the occupants near the vehicles flagging us at Stanton Creek next to the Large Haystack. The occupants reported no major injuries and refused treatment by park staff. The group informed us that only one passenger was ejected from the vessel. We were also told four occupants were transported by a good samaritan from Stanton Creek to Parking Lot B to retrieve their vehicle. The four occupants taken from Stanton Creek to Lot B were the vessel operator and three other passengers. The group was taken from Lot B to the clinic by Park Rangers.
  
  The group said that they were camping in Moki Canyon when they saw a storm coming and decided to leave. At approximately 2000hrs the group quickly packed their campsite up and began driving towards Bullfrog Main Ramp. According to statements it began getting dark as they drove towards Bullfrog causing decreased visibility. The group took a direct route to Bullfrog driving near Stanton Creek above 20mph. One of the passengers on the bow noticed a large rock in front of them and told the operator to turn right. The operator turned right but not enough to miss the extension of the rock arm. The vessel became grounded fully exiting the water across the Large Haystacks. The vessel operator is 100% at fault.
  
  