Wagons West RV Campground

Nice little campground, at first does not look like much but everything works. The restrooms/showers are very nice and the staff are very nice. I would stay again and recommend this campground.

The owners really make this a great stop. Stay here instead of the KOA and help them make this the park they are working toward!

Level dirt and grass pull-through sites - easily stay hooked up if you want. Some shade trees, or have open sky for satellite. We didn't use any of the amenities, but laundry is available. Park WiFi didn't connect at our site - furthest from the office.

FHUs with 50 amp all worked well on level site. Pretty hills next door. Just off the highway but no road noise. Wonderful dark skies for star gazing at night.

We really enjoyed our stop here.

Cute and clean little campground. The lady on the phone was very welcoming and kind. We checked in after the office as closed on both visits. The campground is quiet and family friendly (Not afraid to let my kids wander on their own). We enjoyed the clean showers and restrooms that we pushed the extra hour or so on the way home to make it back to this campground. The sites were easy to pull in with a 34’ fifth wheel. The hook ups were great and easy to hook up to. Definitely would stay here again.

We pulled in late on a Saturday night after the office was closed (and it is also closed on Sunday, which we think is great!) Found an available spot, paid the night's rate (GS discount) and rested well. Campground was fairly dry, so dirt/grass campsites were pretty rustic looking, but it had been a long, hot, and dry summer. Everything was clean. Sites were spaced well with lots of trees in certain parts Site was level; we just pulled in and didn't bother to disconnect for the night. Quiet place, lots of stars (which was a pleasant surprise because the campground is pretty much in this middle of this small town). Owners are to be congratulated for running a nice spot. Didn't use WiFi. Lots of water pressure (probably should have used regulator!) Would love to come back in the Spring when everything is greener.

Nice clean park. Full hookups. Good WiFi. Didn’t shower or use the restroom. The couple that own it are incredibly nice. More nice people, this is America and I love it!

Couple of updates: Rick & Marilyn are very nice...but they are the hosts, not owners. Probably like many small towns, this park meets many needs. Long term residents, vehicle storage and RV camping all go on here, and the locals use the laundry along with us travelers. The general layout includes very long pull throughs, with the general state of things being dry and more dirt than tired grass. A great city park is just one block away with large running area for the pooch and a skate board park behind the grassy area. Basic rate is now $40/night and they accept Good Sam. Closed Sundays but advanced arrangements will be posted on a white board for late arrivals.

Makes an easy stop off I15 south of the SLC traffic nightmare. Park managers are very nice people and they have several long pull throughs allowing you to stay hooked up. I believe the $36 rate included a Good Sam discount.

This is an old campground that has seen better days. The price was reasonable w a Good Sams discount. We had it to ourselves due to it being winter. The little shop has some home made jellies and we bought one :)

The campground is right in town so it is convenient to services and near the highway but also a little noisy.

The most important element that convinced us to stay was that their shower house was operating in the dead of winter. It was a bit shabby but clean and most importantly the water was plentiful and hot. Sites are close together and have picnic tables and elec/water.

It’s a convenient stop between Zion and SLC. Tomorrow we will check out the Territorial Statehouse a few blocks down.

Also, am writing this review on the night we stayed because...WIFI!

The grass was green and the campground was very tidy. I didn't use any of the facilities. My main reason for stopping here was to watch the US Open golf tournament. They have cable tv. There are a lot of OTA channels but NBC, who carried the Open, cut in and out so I used cable. Shady, grassy area to walk your dog, super-nice staff [owners?]. My late husband and I used to stop here on our migration south years ago and it's actually a bit nicer now, IMO. Good Verizon.

We were just passing through, heading southbound on I-15 to Zion, so this was a convenient location to stop for a quick overnight. They only had pull-through sites available, so we took what we could get. It was a full hook-up site that was level and easy to pull-though onto. I used 30 amp hook-up, water and sewer, I don't recall if a 50 amp was available. The price was reasonable in my opinion.

The primary issue we had was that that some nearby campers were very loud, arguing late into the night, perhaps to around midnight. There was some concern that we had was that there might be violence, so we were happy to pull out in the morning.