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Reviews (3)
What Guests Are Saying
Seely Creek Guard Station offers a beautiful location and a wonderful cabin experience, making it a desirable destination for future visits. While the recommended access road was in poor condition, an alternate route was blocked by snow but is typically cleared before the 4th of July. Overall, the area is scenic and peaceful, especially in the evenings.
What Guests Are Saying
Seely Creek Guard Station offers a beautiful location and a wonderful cabin experience, making it a desirable destination for future visits. While the recommended access road was in poor condition, an alternate route was blocked by snow but is typically cleared before the 4th of July. Overall, the area is scenic and peaceful, especially in the evenings.
Review Summary
Lori S
VerifiedAugust 3, 2024 • Stayed at: 001, Loop: SEELY CREEK GUARD STATION
This is a beautiful location and the cabin is wonderful. We went the last week of June. We will return but wait until after the 4th of July. The "road" that is recommended to access the cabin was in really bad shape. We might not have chanced it in the truck except by the time you see how bad it is there is nowhere to turn back. We made it to the cabin though. There is an alternate road that looked a lot more accessible but it was block by a huge snowbank. We learned from others that someone comes and clears the snowbanks off the road just before the 4th of July. Sure enough we saw a huge font end loader heading up the canyon as we were leaving. We will return but at a later time in the year. I had no idea how beautiful that area is and the traffic on Skyline dies down in the evening so it is pretty quiet.
Braden A
VerifiedSeptember 15, 2021 • Stayed at: 001, Loop: SEELY CREEK GUARD STATION
Had an enjoyable two night stay at Seely Creek guard station. It's the first time I've ever stayed at one of the many ranger/guard stations and it was a cool experience. The goods: beautiful scenery and a lot of land to explore. Isolated, at least a mile from Skyline drive. All the amenities you need. Was pleased to find I had cell service (Verizon) while there. Also, the solar lighting worked great and lasted several hours. It was also a fantastic escape from the rain. The not-so-good: the rain, while this can't be helped, the roads are indeed difficult to pass in bad weather. We had an AWD SUV and a 4X4 truck and we were sliding all over the place and bottoming out. I WOULD NOT attempt these roads in a car or a lower SUV. It also puts a damper on the trip when you're wondering if you'll be able to get back out. The previous people didn't pack out their trash and we killed about 40 flies the first night. Finally, the photos seem to be a little older and things look a bit more run-down than shown. Not a big deal, but it's nice to know what to expect. I would consider going back, but I'd plan a little bit differently next time.
Ed T
VerifiedJuly 13, 2020 • Stayed at: 001, Loop: SEELY CREEK GUARD STATION
Great location at the perfect time of year. Our family had an amazing experience. Thank you.
Location Seely Creek Guard Station
Address:
115 West Canyon Road, P.O. Box 310
Ferron, UT, 84523
United States
Latitude & Longitude: 39.3122 / -111.429
Elevation: 3013 feet
Policies & Rules
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A combination key code is required to open the lock on the cabin door(s); at least three days prior to arrival, call the Ferron Ranger District office at (435) 384-2372, Sanpete Ranger District at (435) 283-4151, or the Price Ranger District at (435) 637-2817 on Monday through Friday, between 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. MST, to obtain the code. |
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Access to the cabin may be very difficult during inclement weather; the last mile into the cabin is through a meadow that gets rather muddy and often requires four-wheel drive and/or high clearance vehicles. |
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Anytime after September, snow may make the cabin inaccessible to wheeled vehicles. Snowmobile access is necessary after significant snow accumulation; call the Ferron Ranger District at (435) 384-2372 for current conditions |
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There is no potable or running water at this cabin, therefore guests should plan to bring their own for consumption and cooking. There is a wood-burning stove and a fireplace to heat the cabin. |
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This guard station is solar powered, please use wisely. Turn off lights that aren't in use. Power is for lights and phone charging only. |
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This is a 'pack it in, pack it out' site; please bring garbage bags and remove all trash upon departure |
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Forest Service will not guarantee enough feed/grass available for your horses, so bring your own; hay must be certified weed-free and removed upon departure |
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Livestock is not allowed within the fence surrounding the cabin |
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Water for horses is available in a creek 200 yards across the meadow south of the cabin; water must be treated if used for human consumption |
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No pets allowed in the cabin |
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All Utah State OHV rules are enforced on the forest; call the OHV Hotline at (801) 538-7433 for more information; maps of the road and trail system may be obtained at the Ranger District |
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Click here for more information on the Manti-La Sal National Forest |
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Don't Move Firewood: Help prevent the spread of tree-killing pests in our national forests by obtaining firewood near your destination and burning it on-site. For more information visit dontmovefirewood.org. |
