Century RV Park

I'm happy to say we never smelled any tar or other nasty odors during our stay here. Having easy access right off the interstate is a big plus, but it also means there is highway noise just over the large wall. Lots of people live here year 'round so it can't be too bad :-) I never noticed it after the first night. It's a city park so it's not dark at night.

Very friendly and helpful staff!

We stayed on a gravel pad with grass site. Very nice picnic table. No fire pits (yay!). Very neat and clean. Many of the sites are concrete and grass and even nicer. Sewer is a stretch and we needed both our hoses. Not a fan of shared outdoor space but we only had a neighbor on that side for one night.

Close to the cute downtown with lots of tasty eateries. A good mobile rv tech in the area. With family in Ogden and SLC, this is where we'll stay for future visits.

Their WiFi didn't work for us.

This was a nice rather large park. I wasn't thrilled that sites were facing your neighbor. It was right off the highway so noisy all the time, but not enough to keep you up at night just not very pleasant.

The worst thing about this park was the cement factory about 100 yards behind the park, the smell of oily black-top being produced was just unbearable for me. I had already signed up for a week so I had to stay, but wished I was somewhere else.

Laundry was fine, used quarters and you had to sign-up before using the machines to avoid Covid issues of crowded small room. Staff was helpful but often didn't follow-through on request. For example I added several days to my initial 3 but the clerk never put me into their reservation system so I someone came to ask me wy I was still there. Got to stay but they had basically double booked the spot. I also tripped a couple times on a grassed-over spot in my and twisted my ankle. I requested it to be filled in and they never got to it.

The location was very good for exploring the area, SLC was close and convenient.

Easy access on/off the fwy. Friendly.staff. WiFi worked awesome. Great cable TV. Free popcorn in office. Little office store has quite a bit of stuff (food & basic supplies). Pool & hot tub looked nice. Bathrooms / showers clean but old. Can hear fwy noise but not terrible. Need long water hose & power cord if sited in spot that faces your neighbors. Great restaurants, breweries, & ice cream (Farr) within 3-5 min drive. Park is clean, looks as good as it did 10+ years ago.

I hate side-by-side hook-ups. Ours was very poorly designed. Our door opened to our neighbors sewer hookup & power pedestal. Our picnic table & designated grass area were on the same side as our hook-ups. Very strange. Having said that, we liked the facility. Level, concrete pads easily long enough to accommodate our 35’ fiver with 3 slides & 1 ton. Very nice young lady working the office. Worked perfect for our 2 day visit. Do be careful at the turn off the main road. And the speed bumps. Too much for an RV.

Weve been to Century RV before when driving through Ogden and find it convenient as it is just one turn off the I-15. It is quite noisy (you are RIGHT next to the I-15), but it didnt bother us. The whole campground is quite clean with several amenities you dont always see, such as a horseshoe pit, grassed tent areas, night lights in the pool, and a laundry. The streets are paved, and the short-term sites are concrete, and some are gravel. The park also has many long-term residents- situated separately from the short term campers.

We had good hookups and a good signal for our cell phones. We also enjoyed the large, fenced grassy area for the dog run.

I was passing through SLC and after parking overnight in a Walmart parking lot, I woke up to a dead house battery. I drove over to Century RV to see if they would let me hook up at one of their sites to get enough charge in my batteries to at least be able to start my generator. They were super nice and accommodating and allowed me to park in an empty space and charge up for a couple hours. I didn’t drive around much but the lot looked well maintained (don’t be thrown off by the drive in, it’s tucked into a kind of weird area but the lot itself is pretty nice), and the space I parked in was a level concrete pad with picnic table and some grass on the side. I would stay here if I was in SLC again and needed a spot.

This park was very clean. The office staff was friendly and accommodating. Most sites are paved, but some have gravel and most have a strip of grass. Campers are parked rather close together and the sites are a straight pull in (rather than angled), add narrow streets to that and it was a bit tricky to park our 33’ 5th wheel; we tried different sites, the 3rd one worked (appreciated the patient office staff). We stayed one night and didn’t use any of the amenities except the dog park and I’d give that a 5+. It’s large enough for our 60-65 pound furry kids to do their crazy runs without hitting fences. The grass is luxurious (made our Arizona hearts skip a beat) and clean (we saw only one poop that hadn’t been picked up). We stayed here because we were in a time crunch to get to our destination and were glad for a place to stay, but ordinarily we prefer more natural settings. This park is very close to the interstate, easy access and also lots of road noise.

We wanted a campground in the Ogden area as we were visiting friends in the area. I had called one park and they indicated that they didn't have anything available for a week stay, so I took the site at this park when they could accommodate us. The park was nice - the owners definitely show a pride of ownership. Since we'd been boondocking in some amazingly beautiful locations coming up to this, the price of $300 for a week seemed high, even for full hookups. But, there are a lot of amenities - a group pavilion, basketball and shuffleboard courts, swimming pool and hot tub. The laundry room was clean and easy to use. The campground was right off I-15, so convenient to get around. The sites were a bit close together; we were in the pull-thrus on concrete, and they were mostly used by overnighters, so we frequently would have no one next to us during the day with folks leaving early in the morning and the next ones coming later in the day.