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Clover Springs
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The clear, bubbling waters of a natural spring gave
this site its name. Cottonwood trees frame the campground that sits at
6,000 feet and is a popular trail head for hikers and horseback riders.
There are sites for traditional campers and equestrian groups, as well as
wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
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For more information visit the Utah Bureau of Land Management website |