Stephanie

Campground is good for an overnight or short stay and need the basic amenities. When we arrived, we had to check in at the gas station next door. Didn't see much maintenance going on. Didn't use the facilities so not sure of the conditions. There's a playground which is mostly dirt/gravel. Not too far from Goblin Valley state park, a few view points along the interstate. Had good tacos from the taco truck a short drive at what used to be a Shell as station. It wasn't a bad stay but if we had to camp in the area again, we'd try another campground.

Got here around 2pm on a Tuesday and was able to get a spot right away. Towards the weekend might be hard to get a spot. The sign posts it’s a 3 night max stay but not sure how much its enforced. Close to Page with a nice view and an area where you can walk/climb on some of the rock formations. Gets dark pretty early and was quiet during our stay. Easy access to get in and out of and should be fine for big rigs. The sites are a bit narrow but doable.

Location is great as it’s close to Capitol Reef. There is a gas station and food mart across the street. The RV park was well kept and had some nice views. Our site was next to the road but at night the road was quiet enough that it didn’t bother us. There’s a nice grassy area that kids can run around in and a fenced in dog run. Next to the RV park there are horses that you may see. We saw some cute ducks walking across our site. The wifi was decent and there was cell service at the campground. They do sell propane but it was hard to get a hold of anyone to help with that.

Stayed here for four nights. Campground staff was friendly and welcoming. Some sites have shade but most do not. You hear the steam train come by multiple times a day which didnt bother us. Located across the street from Durango Hot Springs which was convenient as we went one night. It’s about 20 minutes away from Downtown Durango where there are shops and restaurants. I don’t recommend food shopping at the gourmet supermarket nearby as the prices are high. Better to shop closer to Durango. Cell service was 3bars LTE for T-Mobile. We would stay here again.

We enjoyed our stay at Panamint Springs, the view is gorgeous here. Must stop at the general store to sign in first. If you are arriving at night, you can easily miss the entrance to the RV park as the sign is not visible and the road into the park looks like it's an off-road entrance. The restaurant has great food with a good selection of beers and wines. We ate there both days we stayed in the RV park and enjoyed everything we ordered. The staff at the restaurant was super friendly as well. The RV park is great if you want a place to relax and don't need the fancy amenities. There is no wifi or cell service at all. However, if you have AT&T and go half way up the hill towards Stovepipe, you can get a bit of service. I was able to send a message on the side of the road there. Another area for AT&T service is at the Father Crowley outlook. I didn't go there but heard there is service at that spot. Overall, we had a nice 2 night stay at Panamint.

The owners of Coral Sands are friendly, accommodating, helpful and knowledgeable of the area. We stayed here for a week as a base to Bears Ears, Monument Valley, and Canyon de Chelly. If you’re interested in cave dwellings there are many close by if you don’t mind off roading. The rv sites are spacious, mostly shaded by cottonwood trees with beautiful views of the bluffs. The park is clean, pretty quiet and the night sky is great for star gazing. The office has a few camping supplies if needed and the propane is reasonably priced.
Next door there’s a nice restaurant, less than a mile away there’s a small convenience store at the gas station as well as a historical fort. Internet here was fast and great which was a saving grace as I need service for work and there was hardly any cell service for us in the area.

On site they also have a old western Wagon cabin for rent with modern conveniences. It’s great for a couple or family as it has a bunk bed.
There’s an outdoor gas fire pit with chairs. It’s an awesome option if you want to get away from the rv for a night or two- which we did for one night. When and if we come to Bluff, we would definitely stay here again.

Our stay at the campground was comfortable. It’s close to Monument Valley, there’s a gas station and grocery store nearby. Loved that there was a short trail on the campground that led to an arch and then to an awesome view of MV. Our dog loved the hike. There were also other close trails outside the campground. Only a couple downsides were the last wash for laundry is at 6pm and the cell service wasn’t great which I needed for work. Other than that, I would stay here again!

Our stay here was great. Nice, clean facilities and well maintained. The laundry area is small but great. Stayed on a deluxe site and had no issues. Kind of close to the neighbors but that didn’t bother us. There are two dog parks, one of which was a decent size and had good seating area for the humans. Views were great and lovely to wake up to. Rv park is really close to Arches and a few minutes from the shops and eateries.

Location of the campground was perfect. The drive to it was scenic and beautiful. Lots of hiking trails (some that are dog friendly), close to a few eateries and not far from Point Reyes. Expect to drive at least 10 mins or more though to get to some of these locations. We were glad to have booked our stay here as this was our first time in this area of California and it's lovely. The green hills, ocean, cows, mountains... all there! We were only booked to stay for 3 days but extended our stay for another 2 so we could explore more. Be careful when you book as not all spots have full hookups. First three days we were on a site that didn't have sewer hose, we then moved to a site with full hookups.

As for the campground itself, it's not terrible. When it rains, roads get a bit muddy (which is to be expected), a good size dog run compared to others I've seen, I didn't use the restrooms so can't comment on that. The laundry though - don't even bother, do it somewhere else. Most of the washing and dryers were out of order. Only 1 working dryer. People are lined up to use it and we ended up waiting an hour to get our clothes in the dryer which didn't even work that well. Cost $2 for 18 minutes. Other than that, it was a great stay!

Stayed here March 16-18. Arrival was nice and easy, we checked in at the gate and drove to our site which was a pull through- nice site. Close to shops and eateries but far enough away. Good base to explore the Napa area. It's a spacious park/campground and great to walk around with the dog. There is a nice sized dog run which is on a hill.