Coral Sands RV Park

Great stay! The site and bathroom facilities were very clean. One of the only RV sites to have the bathrooms open during Covid-19. The rates are very reasonable. Has some views of the mountains which were gorgeous!

We only stayed here one night -- we arrived late and took off early -- but it was just the pit stop we needed and the owners, Pamela and Mike, could not have been nicer. Pamela put up with a lot of questions from me before I even booked, and when I let them know we'd be coming in a little late in the day, they were still ready and waiting for us when we pulled in.

They made it easy for us to get in and out by giving us the very first spot in the front of the park. The spot was level enough that we didn't need to fuss and got right to sleep. I read elsewhere that the showers were nice, but we were too tired to investigate.

I really appreciated this park for its thorough and helpful customer service, and would recommend this place to anyone making their way through this part of Utah.

Note: Be aware that cell phone signal isn't really a thing in Bluff or the surrounding area. Pamela was kind enough to test her WiFi for me and reported that she was getting 12 down. We ended up getting in late enough and leaving early enough that we didn't try to do any work at this park.

Mike and Pamela are wonderful hosts who help in any way they can. They have a well cared for park with shade and large sites. A great place to stay and explore southeast Utah.

Good rates, easy access, level sites and everything works. Can't ask for more really. The owners are very friendly and the park appears well cared for. Looks like improvements are coming too. We didn't spend much time here but we got a couple of good nights sleep.

The wifi works well and supports streaming, which is good since cell coverage in Bluff is virtually nonexistent. The bath house isn't fancy but it gets the job done and the shower is big. Only real knock is the utilities are a bit wonky, sewer in back but power and water way up front. No biggie, we carry extra hoses and cords. Everything looks new, however, and worked perfectly. Bluff is a nice little town too, a great stop along the Grand Circle.

Pulled in after blowing 2 tires in the middle of the night. Was able to register and pay in the morning. VERY FRIENDLY and allowed us to stay past check out so we could drive an hour and a half to get new tires. I would definitely recommend. Had big pull through sites, easy in and out

We stayed 2 nights in early October while traveling from western Colorado to southern Arizona. Nice and quiet, plenty of room for our 40' class A. Probably would not have had to unhook but we did. It was cool and breezy while we were there, but even in the summer the tall cottonwood trees would provide plenty of shade. The park is only 250' off the highway, but there is minimal traffic and we never heard any traffic noise. We did not use the wifi or the facilities so don't have any input.

We had reserved A5 ahead of time, but when we got here, folks in A6 had a tent kind of overlapping and it would have been hard to get our trailer in between the trees on either side. The host swapped us out to A4, which worked well. The site was level and everything worked well. Even though the campsite at A6 seemed rather full, they were quiet and the whole (small) campground was very peaceful. Campsites seem pretty close but are not right on top of one another. The picnic table could definitely have been updated.

The sites are a little close, and although there are some beautiful bluffs across the highway, there wasn't really any view to sit out in. During the pandemic, this is a time for self-containment anyway, though, so it was fine. The wifi was great, allowing us to us our laptop with no issues whatsoever. Cell service was a different matter. It was pretty low...my phone showed 1X, one bar, for Verizon.

Bluff is within 50 miles of Hovenweep National Monument, which has great hiking and amazing Ancient Puebloan ruins. We made a day of visiting that monument and then heading into Colorado for the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument. Astounding scenery is available in any direction.We didnt use any of the facilities during Covid, so I can't speak to them.

We had a pleasant stay at Coral Sands! Passing through on our way to Price, we decided to stop for the evening. Pamela was so accommodating with a last minute reservation. Her and Mike are awesome hosts. Mike waited and showed us to our spot and it was easy to navigate! This park is conveniently located just outside of town. Our spot was a close walk to the restrooms and showers. WiFi was available and we had 2 bars of cell service. Would definitely stay again! (Photo of the little cat I fell in love with that visited our space from the neighbors parked next door💕).

Quiet campground. Very nice host. Very good restaurant across the street, Good place to explore some sights, like Valley of The Gods/Hoovenweep National Monument/Mexican Hat rock etc... It was well worth spending a few days and exploring around.

My AT&T was showing an off network 411-30, but was getting good speeds

We didn’t have prior reservations and they accommodated us by giving us a left over site. Very small and tight with our neighbor who was a tent camper. Pretty old and run down. Lots of seasonal or year round campers with their campsites full of storage bins, vehicles, and junk. We had no problems but just not quality.