Ofland Escalante

The best cell service in the entire area (at least for at&t). Great trees and full hookups.

The temperature was hitting 100 and we wanted full hookups near Escalante. This is an interesting RV park.

All gravel, mostly level sites. There are some sites tucked into the trees and others in a big gravel field with newer planted trees.

We were in a row of Airstream cabins for rent. We were tucked in between a couple.

On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday night they show outdoor movies. You can even rent an old car to sit in and watch the movie. These are not first run movies. My guess, they are from the owners DVD collection but it was still fun.

The park just feels incomplete. The owners have been working on it for the past five years. Nice couple.

There are three laundromats in town. Each with 3-5 washers and dryers. We chose the first laundromat as you enter town from the west.

I was told they reopened in March 2021 under new ownership. There is a new main lodge including a covered patio with fire pits that are lit in the evening. The bathhouses are luxurious and very clean with towels and shampoo/conditioner/body wash provided. They still have movies on the old drive in screen several nights a week. Breakfast is available for purchase but coffee was complimentary each morning. There are some, smaller shaded RV sites that worked well for us. They also rent newly built, small cabins as well as renovated airstream. Only ding was bad water quality but a filtration system was being installed when we were there. Convenient to several good restaurants. The pool area looks like it will be very nice when finished. WiFi was good enough for what we needed at the site but apparently very good in the covered patio. Excellent customer service from everyone we dealt with.

We have a 36’ Class A with a Cherokee Trailhawk tow and stayed in site 45 for 4 days in early June. The sites have typical spacing for a private CG, but most are decently sized. The CG is under new ownership and they have done a lot of facility upgrades - new cabins, office/lodge, and bathhouses, one with open air showers that were really nice. The bathhouses are the nicest we’ve seen most anywhere, not just a campground. The office/lodge building has a nice covered outdoor area with two large gas fire pits, free coffee, fruit and muffins in the morning if you’re so inclined. They also have a “drive-in” theater with vintage cars you can sit in to watch the movies that are shown Thursday-Sunday and free popcorn too. The staff is awesome, very friendly, helpful and very communicative. They even sell a few Dinner Kits and several Cocktail Kits (except on Sundays & holidays - Utah Laws). The cucumber jalapeño was particularly tasty. Unfortunately, the new pool was not yet ready for use - hopefully soon. Everything is dirt and gravel like most of this part of the country, so on windy days, as most are, the wind and vehicles do kick up bit of dust. The WiFi was fine on the weekend (up to 2MB/s), when the CG was not very busy, but during the week or when crowded, it was barely usable (generally <100KB/s, but usually <50KB/s). AT&T coverage was good, with 2-3 Bars of LTE service and speeds up to about 8 MB/s. There were few tall trees, so we were able to get DISH coverage on all three western satellites at our site. There were also 37 OTA channels to be had with our fixed omni antenna.

It was a little challenging to get the sewer elbow in tight, as the receptacle was somewhat recessed, at least at our site

Millions have been spent on pretty buildings but they burn their trash illegally and pollute the environment. Perhaps the manager is saving some money by burning all their trash. Hope that you are downwind. The place has a toxic feel after the excitement wears off from the fancy showers etc. Seems the new cabins have no bathroom and no view. They look new and modern but it is just a roof over your head for alot of money. There is free coffee though. An expensive new Boguss trailer was delivered while I was there. So saving a little money by polluting the environment helps pay for it. Decadent and disgusting!!!!

We actually miss this campground after leaving . Everyone made us feel so welcome and at home . The amenities are abundant with complimentary coffee and muffins , as well as popcorn for the drive in movie . The bathhouses are immaculate and extremely clean . We appreciated having towels available to give us a break with some of our laundry .As a business owner I am very impressed with the service here . Thank you for a lovely stay !!! We highly recommend Yonder !!

What a neat place... Outdoor shower s were amazing and we enjoyed the pool and drive in...staff super friendly!

We loved staying at Yonder! The outdoor showers and bath houses were amazing. The pool, hot tub, drive in movie theatre and morning coffee made for a luxury camping experience. Staff was very nice, sites a little slower together but we were there in November so it wasn’t crowded so wasn’t an issue and we met many nice neighbors. Will definitely be back!

The campground is really an extra..the main deal is the cabins and the airstreams.
The whole high end endeavor is oddly located in an area of cowboy bars and ranches. The bathrooms and showers and pool would not be out of place in a 5 star hotel.
Having a food truck for dinners and breakfast is inspired as the local eateries are not. The outdoor eating/lounging/library area is gorgeous too.
This is apparently the second year of operation and they seem to have all the bases covered..meals to go, wine and cocktails, high end everything. Gorgeous pool and vast hot tub.
Oddly, for a big night sky place they have a neon VACANCY sign that shines right into the camp sight and is on all night (hint, there is an off switch right by it!!)
The staff are plentiful, young and delightful. It is a shame that the first thing you see when you drive in is the unsightly staff housing.
Good wifi even a long way out.

The campground is spacious, has elements that are decorated in the latest chic, and has a spacious pool but with prices double or even triple those of other campgrounds, the views and amenities were not SO amazing as to justify the splurge - especially when you’re still just off the road. Add in a “hot tub” that was generously speaking a tepid tub and it all leaves something to be desired - again, as compared to the cost.

Staff were amazing and, as others mentioned, the breakfast food truck is a great feature - just wish it were open beyond breakfast.