This was a pit stop for us. I choose it bc it had mtn bike trails right from the camp ground. You can not swim here tho. You have to drive about 10 minutes further down the road to swim. There is a marina there where you can rent boats too. Site 30 was the best site. It was the only one with a little view of the lake. It was pretty empty as we...

On our same trip we returned to the RV Museum on the way home and again had a good experience. We learned that the “non-potable” water spigots are actually “potable” and are regularly tested by the RV Museum. We chose #7 as a nearby building significantly blocked the Toll Road truck noise. We didn’t choose available water sites as we weren’t...

Very well kept premises, hardworking manager, clean camping. Price listed includes taxes. The cement site was easy to level. Other spots appear not so level by the amount of additions under their jacks and Cs with front wheels off the ground. This detail cannot be seen in their map but only when you get to the campground. The Astroturf...

We stayed here for 2 nights so we could spend one day in Zion National Park. The advantages of this place is the location at the junction of 89 and the road into the park and also the great WIFI and full 50 amp full hookup. This place is just a gravel lot along the road and there is quite a bit of road noise and not a lot of shade.

Drove here for dispersed camping and arrived at gate with entrance fee of $5 per day and was informed its $12 per night for boondocking spot. Which would have added up to $17 per day! Pretty park but wasn’t expecting the costs so didn’t stay.