katesmith10

This place is like the Holiday Inn Express of RV parks. They know their niche and do it well. The park is right off the interstate and is made up of mostly pull through full hook up sites. The staff was SUPER friendly and helpful! Showers were pretty clean and water pressure was good. However if a bunch of people are all showering at the same time the water does get cold. Didn’t use the laundry but it looked clean and sufficient. There is a Walmart nearby and a decent amount of restaurants. Our rate reflects a Good Sam discount. Overall, it’s great place to stop while traveling through if you need some additional conveniences for the night.

This is hands down one of my favorite places we've stayed. It is the most relaxing, beautiful place centered around an expansive mountain view.

Pros:
• Neighborhood feel — happy hours, group dinners, people know your name, wave and get to know each other. We met so many good friends here!
• About 15 minutes from downtown Floyd, VA which is the coolest little mountain music town. They have a Jamboree every Friday night where locals come and play bluegrass in the streets. And they're so GOOD! Also the Floyd Country Store has live music and people — and the best peanut butter pie ever!
• Beautiful views! People really celebrate the view here. Sunrise and sunset are events.
• Some sites have awesome decks behind them that you can use
• Friendly hosts and people
• Happy hour — there is a red chair at the host's camp site and if it's turned upright there is happy hour that day! :-)
• Awesome trails on the property — one with a waterfall
• Good cell signal
• UPS delivers — it's pretty cool getting Amazon orders on a mountain top
• Almost every site has a great view
• Beautiful country roads with minimal traffic for biking

Cons:
• The drive to "town" for groceries was a bit long, you didn't want to forget anything (but there is a Dollar General near in case you do)

It’s really easy to get comfortable here—they have every amenity and the staff bends over backs to make guests happy. The sites in the adult only section are HUGE! The dog park is giant and has an awesome group of campers that gather there daily. The clubhouse, hot tubs, fitness room and bath rooms are top notch and clean. The views are 360 degrees of mountains and have stunning sunrises and sunsets. We’ve been here twice and met great friends each time! This place just seems to attract cool people! 30 minutes from Park City and skiing. 15 minutes from Midway. 50 minutes from Salt Lake and the airport. Hiking and biking all around. It’s just kinda hard to think of anything that this resort and location don’t have. It’s our go to place when in the area!

Park has expansive green space even though it’s right off the highway! Under new ownership. Jack was super responsive and even came in late to meet us and escort us to our spot. Didn’t use the bathrooms, WiFi or laundry. Little to no noise from the highway. The park definitely has some places that could use some sprucing up but the potential to be a really nice park is there. Would definitely recommend for an overnight stay.

We stayed for 2 1/2 months on the front row. We had extensions for our electric, water and sewage cords/hoses so we were able to position our door facing the mountains — which created a nice, semi-private little patio for ourselves. The views of the fields and mountains our stunning! The proximity to Ridgway is great — just a few miles and you can take a less traveled, scenic back road into town easily by bike. The owners are super nice and are working really hard to renovate the campground and maximize its full potential. The bathhouse and laundry are clean and modern. And there’s a cool outdoor kitchen and fire pit that all campers can use. The club house is one of the nicest I’ve ever been in and I enjoyed using it as a remote office. Oh, and free firewood! How cool is that?!

A few downsides...the system for checking in can be a bit confusing as there is no real manned desk or office — you just text or call the owners. There are a lot of full-timers (all super nice) and a handful of run down trailers. There are is also a decent amount of scraps, junk, old cars, etc. tucked in places which isn’t super pretty. Sites up top our really cramped. I recommend a spot on the bottom/front row.

When the owners are finished remodeling this guy it will be fantastic!

Currently, if you go on Teton Valley’s website it’s likely you won’t even realize they have a campground. Don’t ask me why…but they DO! And it’s pretty freakin amazing. Just call the front desk to make a reservation. It’s easy peasy. The staff is super nice and responsive. The location is surrounded by mountains and just a few minutes from downtown Victor. There is an awesome restaurant AT THE CAMPGROUND called Wanderlust with delicious food. It’s kind of a baby market too with fancy picnic supplies, craft beer, cocktails and wine. Above the restaurant is a lounge area where guests can take their food and relax, do a bit of work, play a game…whatever. The hot tub is huge, hot and bubbly as all good hot tubs should be…and open until 8pm daily. The bathrooms are private, modern and well appointed with hot water and good shower pressure. Laundry is clean and adequate. The pool was closed…because winter. They have a SPA! We didn’t partake but seriously how cool is that?! If you’re into fitness, grab yourself a monthly open gym membership at Wright Training (.25 miles away) and if you need to work check out Work Farm co-working space just a couple minutes away. The only reason we aren’t giving this place 5 stars is because when we arrived our site wasn’t plowed so they moved us to another site. This new site ended up having frozen water pipes and the maintenance guy couldn’t find the sewer buried under the snow. So we ended up having to take all our skirts off and move one site over again the next day in freezing cold temps. If the staff would have had our site ready to go, this would have been 5 stars all day. If you’re arriving during the winter, maybe just call ahead and confirm they’ve prepared your site to give them a friendly nudge. However, we will go back in a heartbeat! It’s a fantastic location to access Targhee, Jackson Hole and so much other outdoor goodness while having hotel-like amenities!

This isn’t where you come for vacation but it’s perfect for an overnight stop! The staff was friendly, responsive and making our reservation was easy. Park is right off the interstate, well maintained and full of flat, pull though sites. Clean, private bathrooms with good water pressure. Great price too!

Campground is about 20 minutes from Coeur d’Alene. Sites are packed tight together with trees on a some sites. The park is REALLY busy with families and tourists coming in and out frequently so this detracted from the ambiance. Staff was nice. Bathrooms were decent. We’d stay again if no where else was available.

This campground is all about the location. It’s right in town and walking distance to restaurants and trails. The owner is nice enough. We would stay here again only if we wanted to be in town and it was a short stay…like overnight. That’s kinda where the “pros” end for this campground. The campground is mostly inhabited by full time residents living in RVs in various states of disrepair. The sites are very close together and face your neighboring RV’s front door…so hopefully you like your neighbors because you share the outdoor space. The laundry room wasn’t super clean. Didn’t try the showers but word on the street was they cost $2 for 4 minutes and the temperature was hard to control. So…weigh the trade offs based on what you want for your visit.

Sometimes the website looks nicer than it really is...this was the case here for me. The actual campground is nicely wooded and the sites are pretty. There are lots of seasonal campers here and the facility is pretty run down. I found a cigarette butt and used tampon in the showers. The showers are coin operated and overall pretty gross (see last sentence). Don’t think they clean them very often. The surrounding area was underwhelming and Salisbury beach was equally disappointing. Kinda felt like a dirty jersey shore. Overall, I definitely didn’t feel like it was a $45 a night value and was glad we only had to stay a week. The silver lining? Newburyport in near by and its FREAKIN FABULOUS! Wished we would have found it sooner!