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Beautiful, well maintained rv Park, right on Sac River! Pool is small, but clean and had plenty of chairs for lounging. Didn’t use laundry facility, it closes at 5:30, same time as office. Bathhouse looks nice from outside, we didn’t use. Some road noise, but didn’t bother us. Great signal for Verizon, week for T-Mobile. Good location, just off hwy., and within a few minutes of groceries etc. would definitely stay again!

Here after 2 weeks of boondocking, it’s nice to have full hook ups and laundromat, and at such a reasonable rate! This place is mostly full time residents with a row or two for overnighters, plus tent camping in the back area. Lots of shade trees, small laundry, very old, but clean swimming pool and really nice on-site owners. Close to the road with some road noise, a small play area for kids and overall an okay spot to recharge your batteries after boondocking! There’s a Walmart just across the way, and propane is really cheap, $1.47!!
WiFi is spotty, but owner says they are working on that currently by installing new equipment. Cable tv is available as well! Lots of bang for the buck here!!

A well run, well staffed rv park! Campsites close together, I always felt like I had to keep the blinds drawn. Level concrete pads, all the hook ups including sewer right at our site. Enjoyed the heated pool and huge hot tub several times, both kept immaculately clean! Dog friendly, with a small dog park that I never used for my dogs, they preferred the dirt road behind the park. Places to visit in the area, Montezuma Castle, Jerome, Sedona, all within a short drive. It’s conveniently right off highway 89, so expect road noise from the big trucks coming down the grade. T-mobile cell coverage was very slow.

Big sites, a few pull throughs, #12,13,14,15. Peaceful and quiet until people start coming to swim in the “lake,” which is actually a reservoir. The water is cool, clean, swimmable and fishable. The locals come here and use the rope swing, so much fun! We’re in #13, highly recommend for beautiful sunset views, and a short walk to the lake. The fee box is self pay, and the $20. gets you a nice big fire pit with adjustable grate, a large picnic table and a packed gravel surface. There’s toilets, but I never went in. No hook ups, but Mavericks is only 10 minutes away for water and dump. Town is a 10 minute drive, Arches was less than half hour away.
Lots of tent campers in the upper loop as well. If we come back to Moab, this is our spot!! Oh, and great cell service, TMobile and Verizon!

Nice 3 day stop on our way to N.M. Spacious sites, all have beautiful sunset/sunrise views! We visited Walnut National Park, located 50+miles, and Winslow about 10+ miles, but there’s not a whole lot out here to do. However, it’s beautiful and there are a few trails and an old cemetery that we haven’t explored yet. Easy check in, friendly, knowledgeable staff and camp hosts. Haven’t used the restrooms or showers, they look newer from the outside. Excellent cell coverage!!

Very nice State Park! Two campsites for RVs, one for tents only. We got one of the walk up sights at the White Rock campsite, but, after looking around, we would’ve chose Bridger Bay. The sites are paved and more level than White Rock, and the views are mesmerizing!
The Felding Gar Ranch, located about 11 miles out, is a must see if you enjoy taking a peek into yesteryear. There’s a horse ranch on the property where you can go horseback riding out on the trails. There’s also biking, hiking swimming and fishing! We will definitely come back and stay a while if in Utah again! We had pretty good cell service except when we were near the Bridger Bay campsite.

We enjoyed our time here, morning coffee at the little sandy beach, and afternoons exploring Old Sacramento (hour drive) and the historical town of Isleton, (10 min drive). Went to The Point Restaurant down the road (walking distance) for beer and nachos! Great campground for families, pets and us!

The trees were a welcome site, as were the full hook ups after boondocking at Lake Powell for 10 days! Nancy, the owner/operator, went out of her way to give us some history and information about the area, and showed us her beautiful photography!
The sites were gravel, level and plenty of space for our 34’ 5th wheel. Dogs are welcome, on leash and I appreciated and respected Nancy’s request to keep them off the green grass where tent campers camp. The town of Bluff is a good stop over and is located close enough to many of the areas attractions. Cell service was not very good in the area.

Great spot to stay while exploring the Twin Falls area. Located about 16 miles north of the city of Twin Falls, home of the beautiful Shoshone Falls and plenty of shopping! The park is family owned and offers mechanic service as well. Free waffles and coffee at breakfast and $1. ice cream in the evening! Well maintained and dog friendly. Sites are level, grassy and have picnic tables. 30 amp hookups, water and dump station. Right off hwy 84 so there’s a lot of road noise. There’s a laundry facility, only one washer and one dryer, and showers available..didn’t use. Check in was a breeze, the on site owner was very sweet and accommodating!

Overpriced ($50.+$3. for dump) dirt parking lot with strips of weeds, and old picnic tables for spaces. Campground is situated in front of multiple permanent home rentals with private property signs posted all over, so really no where to walk the dogs. Speaking of dogs, we left our camper for less than 30 minutes to get ice cream at McDonalds, came back to a nasty note left on the door about our dogs barking. Thank goodness we’re leaving tomorrow! Our bad for not planning ahead or finding a boondocking spot and having to be at the mercy of the last resort. Didn’t use any of the facilities, can’t comment on that. The location is very convenient, just outside the south rim. Near airport, lots of planes and helicopters noise, didn’t bother us.