Description: Clover Spring is a cool escape from the desert heat. The clear, bubbling waters of a natural spring gave this site its name. Cottonwoods trees frame the campground that is a popular trailhead for hikers, horseback riders, and hunters. There are sites for traditional campers and day users in groups or families, as well as wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
Elevation: 6,000 feet.
Activities Available: Camping, picnicking, hiking, horseback riding, OHV riding.
Amenities: 10 individual units and one group site (accompanies up to 50 individuals, 10 vehicle limit), picnic tables and fire pits; vault toilets; equestrian sites.
Regulations: No trash pick up, carry it out. Only non-potable water available from spring. Group site available by reservation only. All other sites available on first come/first serve basis. No camping or parking outside of designated sites. No firewood available; bring your own. No target shooting. No OHV joy riding inside the campground. Obey all motor vehicle route closures. Do not trespass on adjacent private lands.
Location and Directions: 16 miles west of Rush Valley (Clover) and 4 miles east of Terra on Highway 199, Tooele County.
Open: Year round. Season of use typically May - October, depending on level of snowfall.
Cost: $6.00 per campsite, per night. Limit 2 vehicles per single occupancy site. The group site costs $20.00 per night and reservations are required. Limit of 10 vehicles at group site.
Permits: Camping, day use. Except for the reservable group site, all other sites are first come/first serve. To reserve the group site, contact the Salt Lake Field Office at 801-977-4300 for availability and to submit application & fees.
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