What a find! This is a true resort fairly close to downtown. All concrete sites with grass in between, concrete streets. Customer service is over the top. There was a leak by the hook-ups and someone was out within an hour of calling to fix it.... Read more

This county park is easy to find, about 2 miles off I-80. Very quiet. Many shaded sites, but some of the back-ins are open. There are also pull thrus. Some of the sites are FHU and some are water and electric only. There are bathrooms with showers... Read more

Wonderful campground just off I-76 about 75 miles from Denver. Easy off and on access. Good Sam discount Gravel pull through sites that were level and we didn’t need to disconnect. We had 50-amp service. Staff was friendly and helpful. There is a... Read more

Quiet RV park close to Jordanelle Dam about 4-1/2 miles from Heber City and Midway. Sites are gravel with some having grass areas that are weeds at this point. Only 8 of the pull through sites (#’s 2-9) are big rig friendly being longer than 60’.... Read more

The location to Park City is good. We stayed here for two weeks mid-late June. We were with friends in another rig and stayed in the standard sites in the lowest loop (H) next to the creek. There’s a trail across the creek that’s nice for a walk.... Read more

Nice, fairly level gravel site with grass surrounding it. Picnic table at the spot. A basic, simple pull thru that has beautiful views. Also enjoyed watching the birds and hawk overhead. Very peaceful with easy access to I-84. Simple self... Read more

We were in a pull thru spot that was recently redone with all gravel, but more like smooth river rock than the small gravel. They did a great job on it. Very quiet. There’s a nice rec room. Checked out the women’s restroom and it was immaculate... Read more

Small campground and cabins. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Good WiFi, sometimes a little slow. Able to make internet phone calls. Movies to borrow in the office. A short walk to the town of Camp Sherman, by a foot bridge over the river, that... Read more