roadtripper2015010

I really, really liked this place, even with the two negatives that others have pointed out. The Navy helicopters nearby during the week and if there's a heavy rain the roads get flooded and you can't leave until the water goes down. When that happened the office telephoned to let me know, which I thought was good customer service. The sites are well spaced and the bathrooms are modern and clean. Each one is a separate unit. There are lots of trails and dirt roads for long walks, which I especially enjoy with my dog.

Cracker Barrels are always along an Interstate or major road and therefore tend to be noisy. This one had a lot of spaces at the rear of the store and was unusually quiet. I appreciate Cracker Barrel for being a good, caring neighbor that, hopefully, increases business.

Funky, in a nice way, little RV Park. Six miles from the town of Cedar City and 12 miles from Cedar Breaks National Monument, which is well worth the visit. Bathrooms are private, each one with a shower, sink, and toilet. Sites are set up in a random fashion which gives more privacy. Hosts were pleasant and accommodating.

This is a small, primitive campground with just 5 sites that could accommodate a small to medium trailer or motor home. The sites are pull through and could accommodate a large RV but getting here would be difficult with something over 24 feet. I said I wouldn't camp here again because of the 6 mile dirt road into the campground. That was a drawback for me. For those who don't mind that, you're right on the river and there's a good trail next to Glade Creek. The bathrooms, no water, are clean.

While most spaces are lined up in the traditional manner, many spaces are quite private. Best of all, site was level and I didn't have to unhitch, saving me work. Bathroom was clean, shower hot. Nice walking trails. Woman checking me in was super nice and helpful. I really enjoyed staying here.

I didn't actually stay here but checked it out on my way to Glade Creek Campground. A very steep, narrow road goes down to the sites. This campground is best for tenters and small RVs under 15 feet. Sites are close together and the loop road is narrow with trees bordering it. Next to the New River.

I've stayed here before and find it convenient and economical. It's a funky place with very nice people in the office.

The rate I listed is in US dollars for a dry site. I would give this Park 5 stars except for one thing. The water faucets all had a sign saying to boil water. I don't know why. The dry sites are well spaced providing lots of privacy. The Park has nice trails that connect with the Roosevelt International Park. It's a beautiful island with pretty views and Lighthouses. At this time don't bring chicken or eggs across the border as they will be taken. I believe it's due to an Avian flu. Bathrooms and outhouses are clean. I put 3 bars for T-Mobile but it's actually Telus.

A good one night stopping place. Woman at desk was friendly and accommodating. Other staff also nice.

I had a dry site. I really needed a shower but no bathroom, just a porta potty. Site says they have a trail to river. I couldn't find it. A fair amount of traffic noise. Lots of big RVs but no sign of people.