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Manti-LaSal National Forest Potters Pond Campground

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Manti-LaSal National Forest Potters Pond Campground is situated near Ferron, UT, surrounded by forested terrain. Temperatures range from lows in the 30s Fahrenheit in spring and fall to highs in the 80s during summer. Nearby attractions include the scenic Skyline Drive and the historic Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry.

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Location

Manti-LaSal National Forest Potters Pond Campground is located in Utah

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Directions

From Price, Utah, travel south on Highway 10 for 20 miles, to Huntington. Turn right onto Highway 31 and travel northwest for 30 miles. Turn south onto Miller Flat Road and travel 11 miles. Turn right onto Potter Canyon Road and continue for less than a mile to the campground.

Address

USFS - FERRON/PRICE RANGER DISTRICT 115 WEST CANYON ROAD PO BOX 310
Ferron, UT 84523

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39.4466667 N
111.2733333 W

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Steven M.The Dyrt PRO User
Reviewed Aug. 30, 2021

Awesome Mountain Getaway!

We were blown away at how tranquil and beautiful the surroundings are at Potters Pond Campground. The abundant trees and brush truly make one feel like they are a million miles away from home. The journey to the campground starts at Millers Flat Road which is a dirt road that is for the most part well groomed/maintained. It is very bumpy, but can be done with most vehicles. We were towing our 24' TT so we were going slow. It is about 8.3 miles of dirt road to the campground from UT 31. The sites are spaced far enough from each other which gives you plenty of room to spread out and relax. The short walk to the pond is easy and you will appreciate the stillness of the water. Most people were either fishing or enjoying the pond on a row boat. Not 100% sure if the pond is okay to swim in as there are no signage and the presence of blue algae is apparent. Potters Pond is part of the USDA national forest and is wide open and plenty of trails to hike/bike. The campground is adjacent to the Appain Trails where one has access to 300+ miles of off-road enjoyment. 

The campground does not have any potable water or any services. There are vault toilets spread out throughout the grounds. Also, there are no dumpsters....so what you bring in, you have to take with you. The campground is situated above 9000ft elevation so the days are mild warm and the nights can be cool to cold. If you're looking for solitude and nature, this is the place to go!

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Shad G.
Reviewed Jul. 9, 2021

So pretty, but…

This campground is very remote. There are pit toilets, but no water so you have to bring your own in. Also, you have to haul out your garbage since there aren’t any dumpsters onsite. The campground is in great shape and well taken care of. I love that the sites will accommodate more than one vehicle and family per site. The campground is right on a main access road for OHV’s to drive up to Skyline Drive which is good if that’s what you are there for. If not, the noise and traffic of those groups might be annoying for you especially on the weekends. Choose a campsite that off of the main road. The ponds are great for kayaks, paddle boards, and fishing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to Potter's Pond Campground in Utah?

Potter's Pond Campground is located in a remote area of Manti-LaSal National Forest in Utah. To reach the campground, you'll need to take Millers Flat Road, which is a dirt road that's generally passable for most vehicles. The journey to Potter's Pond takes you through beautiful forest terrain, though the remote location means you should come prepared with directions as cell service may be limited. While the road is typically accessible, conditions can vary seasonally, so a vehicle with decent clearance is recommended, especially after rain or during early spring.

What facilities are available at Potter's Pond Campground?

Potter's Pond Campground offers basic facilities for a true outdoor experience. The campground provides pit toilets but no running water, so visitors must bring all their drinking and washing water. There are no garbage services on-site, requiring campers to pack out all trash. The campsites are well-maintained and spacious enough to accommodate multiple vehicles per site. The campground's rustic amenities are balanced by its pristine natural setting and careful maintenance.

Are there photos available of Potter's Pond Campground before I visit?

Yes, photos of Potter's Pond Campground are available online to help you plan your visit. You can find images on the Manti-LaSal National Forest official website and various camping platforms including The Dyrt. These photos typically showcase the campground's forested setting, campsites, the pond itself, and surrounding landscapes. Viewing these images beforehand will give you a good sense of the campground's natural beauty, site layout, and tranquil forest environment. For the most current visual information, check with the Forest Service or official camping websites.

What activities can I enjoy at Potter's Pond in Utah?

Potter's Pond offers numerous outdoor activities in a tranquil setting. The pond itself provides opportunities for fishing and enjoying the water. Surrounding the campground, you'll find excellent hiking trails through abundant trees and natural brush. Wildlife viewing is common in this peaceful environment. During winter, the area is accessible for snow activities like hiking and snowshoeing. The remote location and natural beauty make it perfect for photography, stargazing, and simply disconnecting from busy life in a serene forest environment.

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