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Clean restrooms, quiet despite closeness to the highway. Rt. 89 is not a high traffic route because it closely parallels I-15. Decent wifi. We used this space to visit Bryce. A day trip to Bryce was pretty easy from here. Full hookups are oddly spaced at some sites; that is: water or power may be 15 feet from the sewer. It's run by pleasant staff. Ask to pick your site to be sure you can easily hook up. Good shade at all sites. All the sites are pull through.

Level sites, all are pull through. No bath house or other amenities, but has full hook-ups. Good free wifi throughout the campground. Good over-the-air tv reception. Very close to I-65, however, road noise is minimal. Run by friendly folks. Water pressure is very high and they will offer you the use of their pressure reducer if you have none. Cash or check only.

The hike to the petrified forest was one of my most memorable. Being from the Midwest, I was knocked out by the scenery and the petrified tree trunks. Some sites are tight. Did not see any big class A's in here. The loop gets a little tight in a place or two. With smaller equipment, the stay will be pleasurable, as it was for us. No Sprint service; no wifi. It is very close to many points of interest.

Sites are tight and short. This is an older campground. The road in is narrow, but easily negotiable, but the campground loop tight on both ends. I saw a full timer with a 34 ft fifth wheel turn around and head elsewhere. We had spoke and he really wanted to camp here and see the caverns, but decided against it. Some sites are like spokes in a wheel where the entry points are very close to each other. We managed to stay hooked up for our one night stay, but were barely inside our space. Staff is friendly and the place is clean.

Only beef is that the dump station is on the camping loop and there is no turn out space, so you block the loop as you dump. Also, did not have a hose attached to the water, so you'll need to pull out your black hose.

If your rig is smaller like ours, you may like the place very much. It is tucked into nice, mature forest. The pool was not open during our early May stay, but looked very appealing with both a high and low diving board.