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The dump station and water is well marked and has easy access. Huge travel station with lots of packaged as well as fresh hot food options. There’s also a restaurant inside. $8 to dump. Water free

36 ft 5th wheel was a bit long to pull up without moving back and forth a bit because it’s on a slight curve. Also no water at dump site knocks it down a star. Super friendly staff on hand to unlock the dump. Well stocked store as well as clean.

Pulled in and the office was closed. When I knocked a dog inside went wild and I could hear someone yelling at it “shut up!” I called the number from our reservation receipt and got a long message. Called the other and got a friendly guy who told me he’d check something and call back. He didn’t ask my name and asked how many nights. He told me a site number on “lane A”. There were no markings for lane letters. There are 2 lanes that dead end. We were not in lane A but managed to turn around. This is a run down mobile home park with several back-in spots scattered among them. Washers worked fine for 1.25 per load. Dryers did not produce any heat so wasted about $4-5 and still had to hang my clothes all over inside the camper. The place was pretty quiet. One train nearby around 9 pm and 6 am. Not very loud though. The WORST part was getting out of our spot. Not designed for large rigs but we made it. Hubby would stay again for an overnight but I would not if I could help it. There’s fuel and McDonald’s nearby. Nothing else. Convenient highway access. Full hookups. WiFi listed but didn’t even register on our devices.

This is a little gem of a stop right in town of Andrews. Stay up to 3 days and make a donation if u wish. We only stopped in hopes of water and were successful.

We entered the first left and had many choices. The site we chose backed up to a draw with larger trees. The fire pit was filled with garbage that precious residents tried to melt/burn. That was the ONLY downside. We filled a garbage bag and moved a burnt generator out of sight then we’re happy the whole time. Saw foxes and heard coyotes. Very level. No smell though we passed a feed lot on the way in. Do not miss AJ’s Co-op Grill about 1.5 miles before you reach Agua Caliente. Went twice and had great service(bar food) and live music on Tuesday and Friday. Food specials every night and friendly local atmosphere. Easy in and out with f 350 and 38 ft 5th wheel.

We moved here due to thunderstorms forecasted for the Nomad View area where we were boondocked. We were concerned the hills there would become difficult with mud and clay. This worked out just fine. Walked to Wasta Bar to enjoy a beer with some other travelers. Camp was fairly quiet even with freeway nearby. Must have cash to pay to camp, dump or fill. Even the gas station is self serve.

Stopped for water fill at .10 per gallon. Very nice man.

We arrived around 1:30 on a Sunday to find our pick of spots. We pulled in to the second road on the right and parked to scout on foot. The roads are rutted but no problem if you take it slow. F350 and 36 ft 5er had no problems. Beautiful mountains in the distance and we parked up against the hills that blocked out road noise. Did some walking but mostly just annoyed the peace and quiet. There were never more than 8 campers and all at a great distance from each other. We got water and propane at Ballard RV Park in Thompson Springs and then also dumped there at the end. Groceries in Green River are slightly cheaper than in Moab. We felt this was a great location from which to see Arches, Canyonlands and Dead Horse Point SP as well as explore some restaurants in Moab while avoiding crowds closer to Moab.

We arrived Saturday around 3 pm and saw only 3 spots taken. We had no neighbors and a great view of the river. We did not see garbage as others have stated. The flies were bad but we sprayed up and enjoyed a nice afternoon and evening. Easy to find and very deep and level spots. We stayed hooked up with our 36 ft 5th wheel. Pit toilet , dumpster, swing set, fire rings, concrete picnic tables/benches. Would definitely stay again

We arrived about 4:30 and had the lot to ourselves. We grabbed a beer and dinner and I had the most delicious vegan tamales with green sauce and cheese. A-ma-zing! The beans and posole are soooo flavorful as well.
This is a pretty level lot behind the restaurant. Watch for big dip in middle. We were perfectly level and didn’t unhook. No need to check in. They don’t care who parks in back cuz they have paved customer spots on the sides. One other camper pulled in and about 10 truckers. Truck noise didn’t bother us even running all night as it’s kind of white noise. Could not hear freeway.
Good for overnight. They don’t open till 9 am so don’t plan on breakfast.