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Surrounded by forested mountains and cottonwood trees at 6000 feet elevation, Clover Spring Campground is a quiet, peaceful getaway with a natural spring-fed stream that gives this site its name. There are 10 individual first-come first-served sites for $12 per night. Maximum 8 persons and 2 vehicles per site. Two sites are equestrian capable. One large group site is reservable for $45 per night, max group size 50 persons, 10 vehicles. . Pit toilets, tables, fire rings are provided but no potable water. Water from the stream should be treated. Maximum equipment size: 30 feet. Partial shade. Firewood not available. Not recommended for OHV riding.
The campground is located in Tooele County, west of the town of Rush Valley. From Salt Lake City, drive west on I-80 to exit 99. Drive south on SR 36 through Tooele and Stockton. Continue driving south until the junction of State Route 199. Turn west at the junction of 199. The campground is on the south side of the road in the foothills of the Oniqui Mountains.
Individual sites are $12 per night, first come first serve, and one large group site reservable $45 per night, 50 person limit, maximum 10 vehicles. Call 801-977-4300 to reserve group site.
We took the boys up here to get out of the valley smog. Sure enough, their coughs and stuffed noses cleared right up. They ran and played in the sun, fun times! The pit toilet was open and very clean, nice winter weekend drive.
Great little campground! Look for spots 2,4 and 6 if you want spots off the creek/stream. This is dry camping with one bathroom per loop. There are no trash cans so plan on packing out your trash.
Its a small, very basic but decent campground. Nice sites near the spring. One vault toilet (wasnt stinky or too dirty), no potable water or garbage pick up. Not a ton of shade and the road is right there. $12/night as of Sept 2016. It has a couple equestrian friendly sites.
Great small campground. They have a pull-thru RV slot, a big group spot, a tent spot, and a couple of dual-purpose spots. There are also equestrian spots if that's your jam.
The campground was very clean. The outhouse was reasonably clean as well. There aren't a lot of campgrounds here so if you are planning on coming over a busy weekend, better to have a plan B in case this campground is full.
It's $12 a night for regular spots, $45 for groups.
