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Lambert's Café just opened this area up for campers April 1st, 2022. Nothing fancy about this CG but it service its purpose for travelers who are looking for a secure and clean area to overnight. The pull through sites are big enough that for the majority of rigs would not need to unhook. To pay, simply call the number on the sign and a very nice gentleman on a golf cart will meet you at your site to collect the money. He also offered us the VIP treatment, which meant giving us a ride to Lambert's Café and taking us to a table without having to wait in line. You do not have to buy anything from the Café to stay at the CG, but I would highly recommend eating there. The food is yummy and there's a lot of it. To access the CG, simply turn into the west entrance and proceed through the parking lot to the back where you'll see the area for camping.

No potable water at dump station but there is fresh water spigots at pumps.

Clean and modern bathrooms and showers. You will need a door code to enter the batrooms. There is a few 30 amp sites in the parking lot and a bunch of 20 amp sites along the fence and in the grassy field just to the north.

Great little rest area with free dump station and shade trees. The truck/RV parking is a little tight and hard to exit with a larger rig.

Convenient to Bryce or Red Rock Canyon. Main road entering area is gravel and in good condition. The side roads leading to the sites are dirt and could be a little tricky if wet. We were able to find a place for our 35' MH with no problem. Here is the coordinates to the site we stayed at. 37.7329398, -112.2406977

We stayed in the large rig area which was the newer section of the park. All sites are very large and pull through. Although we didn't use the bathroom and showers we did check them out and they were clean and up-to-date. As in the other post the shuttle to Bryce Canyon is directly in front of the park office. The resort has a pool, laundromat, and Wi-Fi. It's close enough walking distance to restaurants, General Store and shopping.

Stayed here on our way to Redwoods. It's a parking lot with a dump station. Just follow the sign posted on lamp posts. All the casino employees was very friendly and helpful. We did eat at one of the casino restaurants, so in reality it wasn't free. But we had to eat someplace.

I'm not going in to great details about this place because the previous posts said it all. But beware that I70 road noise is relentless. Bring ear plugs if you want to sleep. Also we arrived about 6 pm on June 24th and all but 2 of the 8 campsites had been occupied.

Very convenient location. Only a short walk to the beach and to the seawall. We stayed the last week of March, so not a lot of tourist or noise from the road. Everything is well maintained and clean. Because the resort wasn't full of campers, we could see the ocean from our campsite. With our Good Sams discount, we only paid $45 a night.

We stayed June 17 - 21. It's a great campground because of its location to Mesa Vesda, Hovenweep & Canyon of the Ancients. There are several sites with 30 and 50 amp service and even three sites that are FH. The camp host was very friendly and kept the bathrooms spotless. The Juniper loop is mostly first come and even on the weekend it didn't fill up. There is no dump station or anyway of filling your tank so plan accordingly. Water spickets are scattered around but they don't have hose connections. The sites are hard service but not that level.