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Reviews (198)
What Guests Are Saying
Joe's Valley Reservoir offers beautiful campsites with a variety of options, including shaded and sunny spots, and is well-situated near lakes, mountains, and trails, making it ideal for outdoor activities. Many visitors appreciate the cleanliness of the facilities and the friendly hosts, contributing to a relaxing experience. However, some guests noted issues like inadequate restroom maintenance, a lack of clear communication about amenities, and concerns regarding site suitability for larger RVs.
What Guests Are Saying
Joe's Valley Reservoir offers beautiful campsites with a variety of options, including shaded and sunny spots, and is well-situated near lakes, mountains, and trails, making it ideal for outdoor activities. Many visitors appreciate the cleanliness of the facilities and the friendly hosts, contributing to a relaxing experience. However, some guests noted issues like inadequate restroom maintenance, a lack of clear communication about amenities, and concerns regarding site suitability for larger RVs.
Review Summary
Ross S
VerifiedDecember 19, 2019 • Stayed at: 016, Loop: JOES
Very quite love it
Ross S
VerifiedDecember 19, 2019 • Stayed at: 016, Loop: JOES
Very quite love it
Michael D
VerifiedJanuary 15, 2020 • Stayed at: 008, Loop: JOES
One of the few places I know of where you can forget the phone because there is no coverage (yay!). Many enjoy the lower part of the campground because of its wide open and uninterrupted views of the reservoir but it can get hot in the summer. The upper part has sites with large pines for a more secluded feel. The towns of Orangeville and Castle Dale are only 20 minutes away and the canyon road up and down is well maintained and very scenic, making the jaunt a pleasant one. My wife and I usually go late summer when the temps are not too hot or cold and there is a good chance of an afternoon shower that seldom lasts long enough to ruin the experience but leaves behind great aromas of fresh pine and sage. The camp hosts have been there over 10 years and are attentive but also respectful of the fact you are getting away from it all. Many come to fish and enjoy the ATV trails but almost all are respectful of the camp and their neighbors; keeping the noise down and traveling at posted speeds and the surrounding forests muffles the engine noise to near nothing. For a small diversion one can travel along the Upper Joe's Valley road which is dirt but not bad and there are many aspen groves to enjoy particularly in the fall. A turn off will take you down through a smaller canyon where an interesting historical marker tells of one pioneer family's journey through the same. The road empties out onto the main canyon road. Enjoy but don't reserve site 8 the last week of August :)
Michael D
VerifiedJanuary 15, 2020 • Stayed at: 008, Loop: JOES
One of the few places I know of where you can forget the phone because there is no coverage (yay!). Many enjoy the lower part of the campground because of its wide open and uninterrupted views of the reservoir but it can get hot in the summer. The upper part has sites with large pines for a more secluded feel. The towns of Orangeville and Castle Dale are only 20 minutes away and the canyon road up and down is well maintained and very scenic, making the jaunt a pleasant one. My wife and I usually go late summer when the temps are not too hot or cold and there is a good chance of an afternoon shower that seldom lasts long enough to ruin the experience but leaves behind great aromas of fresh pine and sage. The camp hosts have been there over 10 years and are attentive but also respectful of the fact you are getting away from it all. Many come to fish and enjoy the ATV trails but almost all are respectful of the camp and their neighbors; keeping the noise down and traveling at posted speeds and the surrounding forests muffles the engine noise to near nothing. For a small diversion one can travel along the Upper Joe's Valley road which is dirt but not bad and there are many aspen groves to enjoy particularly in the fall. A turn off will take you down through a smaller canyon where an interesting historical marker tells of one pioneer family's journey through the same. The road empties out onto the main canyon road. Enjoy but don't reserve site 8 the last week of August :)
Clint S
VerifiedMay 17, 2020 • Stayed at: 021, Loop: JOES
Beautiful place. Thanks for having us!
Clint S
VerifiedMay 17, 2020 • Stayed at: 021, Loop: JOES
Beautiful place. Thanks for having us!
Carolyn P
VerifiedMay 23, 2020 • Stayed at: 019, Loop: JOES
Beautiful reservoir. Loved the scenery.
Carolyn P
VerifiedMay 23, 2020 • Stayed at: 019, Loop: JOES
Beautiful reservoir. Loved the scenery.
Daniel G
VerifiedJune 12, 2020 • Stayed at: 011, Loop: JOES
Bathrooms super clean as well as camp site. Excellent, friendly campground hosts/security. Been here many times, always enjoyable.
Daniel G
VerifiedJune 12, 2020 • Stayed at: 011, Loop: JOES
Bathrooms super clean as well as camp site. Excellent, friendly campground hosts/security. Been here many times, always enjoyable.
Location & Directions for Joes Valley Reservoir
115 West Canyon Road, Ferron, UT 84523 United States
Elevation: 2,170 ft
Getting There
From Price, Utah, travel 45 mi south on State Road 10, to the junction of State Roads 10 and 29. Turn west on State Road 29 and continue through Orangeville, approximately 12 mi. Turn north at the stop sign and follow State Road 29 approximately 1...
From Price, Utah, travel 45 mi south on State Road 10, to the junction of State Roads 10 and 29. Turn west on State Road 29 and continue through Orangeville, approximately 12 mi. Turn north at the stop sign and follow State Road 29 approximately 18 mi to the campground.
Highway access
The campground is accessed via State Road 10 and State Road 29, with State Road 10 being approximately 45 miles north from Price, UT.
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Last updated: October 17, 2026
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