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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.

This place is like a desert oasis. The pools are hot spring fed and there is a adult only soaking pools which I would highly recommend. For the two of us we paid $10 for adult only soaking pools. In the adult only area there is a bar & food service. RV area does get dusty and you might want to check but I think the sites are only 30 amp with water but no sewer. Also has decent wifi.

We stayed at this campground from Nov 3rd - 6th 2018 because of it's convenient location to most of the bourbon distilleries. Yes most of the sites are not level and you'll be challenged in your leveling abilities. Yes some of the electric and water connections are in odd locations. So make sure you have extra electric cord and water hose. But if you've camped more than once then you should have those items anyway. We did not use the restrooms or showers so I can't comment on them. All though we did notice staff cleaning them on a daily basis. Site 22 was semi level and only 10' from electric and water connections. We will definitely stay here again.

Stayed on a Sunday night on our way to Texas. All sites have 50/30 amp and water hookups. There is a dump station near the park office. All sites are on grass so if it's been raining, you should seek someplace else. When we arrived, there was no park attendant and no drop box.

I'm guessing there is no park attendant during the weekend. When we left Monday at around 0800, the park office was open and we paid the office employee.

Oh yea, we noticed trains moving through the area all night long. So bring ear plugs or turn your fan on to drown out the train whistles.

When you stay in the campground you are only a short walk to the free shuttle, park store and information center, river and the town of Springdale. Not very many NP campground has electricity but this one does. Loop A has paved sites but Loop B does not. The only reason I mention this is the wind kicks up in the afternoon and blows the dust. Most campsites are shaded making it seem cooler during our stay from June 14 thru June 19.

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.

Full hookups on a level site for only $10, now that's a deal you can't beat. This place even has tornado shelters. For the tent campers it doesn't have a bathroom or showers. Hwy 56 and train tracks are close by but really didn't notice any excessive noise.

We stayed 4 nights from June 10 - June 14 and enjoyed every minute of our time. There is several trails to arches from the campground and you are only a short drive or bike ride to the parking areas of others. I would highly recommend getting out early to enjoy the arches before the crowds and the heat. Even though it was early June, the temps were already hitting upper 90's. The only reason I didn't rate the campground a 5 star is the distance from the entrance and to the town of Moab. It's 18 miles to the entrance of the park and 23 miles to the heart of Moab. So plan on having plenty of supplies before you setup camp.

This is a very nicely maintained campground close to downtown Hot Springs. The bathrooms are clean but no showers. All sites are full hookups with several next to a creek that runs next to a bluff. Lots of trails to explore and you can actually take one to downtown Hot Springs.

We stayed the last of March for three days over Easter weekend and the park filled up by noon. So if you want a site, better get there early! There is a busy road that runs next to the campground so you get a lot of noise from the road. Friday and Saturday the campground was extremely busy with a lot of traffic just driving through. I'm guessing just site seeing, it became some what annoying.

Great place to stop and rest for the night. Easy access to I70. We arrived on Friday, June 11th about 5pm and the CG was already 80% full.