Camping at Millsite State Park

Location and Access

Millsite State Park is located in central Utah, within the town of Ferron. It is part of the Utah State Parks system, offering recreation opportunities including camping, golfing, and access to Millsite Reservoir.

To get there, from Utah State Highway 10, you would take the Ferron Canyon Road heading west until you reach the park. The entrance fee is required for day use, and campground fees are separate.

Campground Information

The campground at Millsite State Park includes both tent and RV sites. Here are some specifics:

• Campsites: There are multiple campsites that can accommodate various sizes of RVs and tents. Some sites offer full hook-ups while others may have partial hook-ups or none at all.
• Amenities: Campsites typically come with a fire pit, picnic table, and access to restrooms and showers.
• Reservations: It's recommended to make reservations in advance, especially during peak seasons, as the park can become quite busy. Reservations can usually be made online or via phone.

Millsite Reservoir

The reservoir offers a variety of water-based activities:

• Fishing: Millsite Reservoir is known for its excellent trout fishing opportunities.
• Boating: There is a boat ramp available for those who wish to bring their boats. The reservoir is suitable for boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding.
• Swimming: Swimming is permitted, but visitors should be aware there are no lifeguards on duty.

Hiking and Surrounding Areas

Millsite State Park is also a gateway to incredible hiking. Just outside of the park, the Ferron Canyon area presents various trails with stunning vistas and rock formations.

• Golf: The park boasts an 18-hole golf course with impressive views of the surrounding landscape.

Park Regulations

To ensure a safe and pleasant experience for all visitors:

• Pets: Pets are allowed but must be kept on a six-foot leash at all times. Owners should clean up after their pets.
• Quiet Hours: Observe quiet hours which typically start from late evening until morning (check with the park for specific times).
• Campfires: Campfires are permitted in designated fire pits, but check for any current fire restrictions before starting a fire.
• Wildlife: As with any state park, it's important not to feed the wildlife and to store food appropriately.

Visitor Safety

• Weather: Be prepared for sudden changes in weather, which is common in Utah. Bring clothing suitable for both hot days and cooler nights.
• Altitude: Visitors should be aware of the altitude, which can affect some individuals, particularly those with health conditions.

For the most up-to-date information regarding fees, reservations, and park conditions, you should contact the park directly or visit the official state park website before planning your trip.