roadtripper759513

A little off the path of I-15, but a good campground with facilities and basic amenities (fire pit, picnic table, tent area). I used it as a stopping point between driving days with 22' trailer, easily backed into spot #2, plenty of room for a tent plus seats around the fire pit if you wanted. Many spots are only suitable for a car or two with a tent, and larger rigs wouldn't squeeze in. I believe HOV trails are near by, so if you are looking for quiet daytime I am not sure this the the campsite to visit. Nights were pretty quiet and sunset was nice, the terrain offered some great red rock and soil and was a nice relaxing space.

Great spot for some z's, or a place to let the dogs stretch their legs during the day. Seems to be a popular spot for truckers so I felt bad occupying a space with my travel trailer. I could hear the highway traffic slightly, but I found it soothing. Bathrooms were not atrocious, vending machines available, towns are close by, all in all successful overnight.

Has full hookups; water, sewer, electrical, and there is a propane fill on site. Washrooms are pretty basic and nothing to get excited about. I think $65 is a little much in general, but it offers everything you need.

I think $35 is very reasonable for any RV park, and this one meets my bar. The spots are each spacious and level, have a covered picnic table and a fire pit, with hook ups. I didn't use the dump, but if it is in fact free then I think this place is worth it. There isn't much tree shade for your rig, and there isn't a pool or a shop or anything, but the washrooms were clean and overall a good place to park for resting the night.

Do not stay in sites 60+, I do not know why they are booking longer rigs there. Not to brag, but if I wasn't confident in backing up I wouldn't have fit, and if there was not another free spot for me to back into first, I wouldn't have been able to get in at all. It almost seems these site were single spots at one point and they just T'd the spigot and pulled a new circuit to cram 2x the amount of tenants. Also, this area is very close to the highway and traffic noise is regular and audible from inside the trailer, let alone the noise from your neighbor just trying to exist. Furthermore, they forbid dogs 'south of the train tracks', which is access to the creek and also the only field area, and no dog park on site, so we were isolated to that area. Also, no sewer anywhere, so I cannot fathom why $55 a night is reasonable, I'm sorry but offering a pool doesn't cut it. Bathrooms are clean and fine, just make sure you avoid the northern sites if you can.

I love the setting of this site and it fits my idea of stereotypical camping. I wouldn't suggest any large trailers or rigs going up, not only is it fairly rough but the sites are more suited for car camping. All in all a perfect free site, if you are fortunate enough to get a spot.

My site happened to be in an uneven area and pretty tight for my F150 and 22 footer, so not the best for campers and vans but it still worked out ok. At the entrance they state that a park pass is ALSO required at $9 a night which is on top of the reservation. No cell service, dump and water station away from camp sites, overall good spot.