Legacy Inn and RV Park

Stayed here for a few days and really enjoyed it. Leveled sites, full hookups with 30 and 50 amps. Great place to stay with a super friendly staff. Cell phone service is excellent with T-Mobile, they do offer WiFi for your stay. The only downside if you could call it that is that you really can't open your awning a lot, but the rest of the conveniences more than make up for this.

We stayed here on our way to Moab. The location is convenient, as you can walk to a supermarket, fast food restaurants, etc. The sites are OK, but it is just a big gravel parking lot. Our site was mostly level, but we did need leveling blocks on one side. There are a few trees, which really are almost more in the way for big rigs than useful for shade. The lady who checked us in was very friendly and helpful. I looked into the men's restroom and it was very clean. My wife did not go into the ladies' restroom, but I'd assume it to be equally clean.

So I have nothing bad to say and would stay here again if passing through, mainly due to its location. I would rate this 3.5 stars overall.

We were looking for a place to get halfway to SLC for a few days. There aren't a lot of RV parks in this area. This one is tucked behind a small motel right off highway 6/191. The town boasts a Walmart and a couple other groceries. We weren't really impressed with local scenery until we decided to follow the driving routes recommended by the motel manager. WOW! One was pretty close by, 9 mile canyon, and offered a beautiful drive which included amazing petroglyphs on some of the canyon walls. The next day our drive took us to the Swell, which was miles and miles on gravel roads, well maintained, and some AMAZING scenery at the end! Well worth the drive. The RV park has several pull through sites, although they are narrow. But full 50 amp service, good cell coverage, and quite adequate for our 40' DP. And, if you are adventurous boondockers, the Swell has campsites overlooking a tremendous canyon. I would have taken my RV on the roads, and there was literally no one else out there!