Manti-La Sal National Forest lures RV travelers with jagged La Sal peaks, shimmering Electric Lake, and endless hiking trails. Pitch your rig at three prime spots: BLM Dispersed Exit 108 Lone Tree Road, Tomsich Butte TH, or Lone Warrior Canyon Camp. These bases fling you into trout fishing, off-roading at Joes Valley, and fall aspen gold that Utah campers chase.
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Manti-La Sal National Forest stretches across Manti Mountains and La Sal Range, home to Skyline Drive's panoramic ridges and Maple Canyon's sheer climbing walls. Anglers hook trout at Ferron Reservoir. Mountain bikers shred Huntington Canyon paths. Hunters track elk in autumn draws.
BLM Dispersed Exit 108 Lone Tree Road fits big rigs and groups right off I-70, pets scamper free. Tomsich Butte TH draws trail hikers who spark campfires under stars. Lone Warrior Canyon Camp hosts pet owners and large RVs in a quiet gorge, perfect for secluded escapes.
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Manti-La Sal National Forest excels in alpine hiking, trout fishing at Electric Lake, and rock climbing in Maple Canyon. Spanning 1.3 million acres, it mixes Manti Mountains' forests with La Sal peaks' snowy summits. Visitors chase fall colors on Skyline Drive or off-road Joes Valley trails.
Find three top RV parks in our directory: BLM Dispersed Exit 108 Lone Tree Road, Tomsich Butte TH, and Lone Warrior Canyon Camp. BLM Dispersed sits off I-70 for easy access, big rig friendly with group sites. Tomsich Butte TH and Lone Warrior Canyon serve pet lovers near prime trails.
Yes, all three directory parks welcome pets. BLM Dispersed Exit 108 Lone Tree Road, Tomsich Butte TH, and Lone Warrior Canyon Camp allow dogs on leashes. These spots let furry companions join hikes to Ferron Reservoir or romps in aspen groves.