Green River KOA Journey

It is a nice big open place, but very sandy.....after a windy evening your RV will be full of sand!! They have a small pool and in the office you'll get some coffee and some danish in the morning....(I would'n call an old couch and an Ikea table a coffee bar though)...but 50,- US for a sandy drive through even with full hook ups, is just to much ......especially when you are only passing through, staying one night only. After that experience I just stayed clear of KOA RV Parks, they all seem that expensive even though they are not nicer then others for 30 US.
By the way......the green patches are not for the RV'er but for tent camping....leaving your RV you are ankle deep in Sand...or soil from the fields around!! I didn't see the restrooms / laundry....so can't say anything about them!!

Nothing special. Sites fairly close together, no privacy, but sites were level, hookups were in good condition, bathrooms were clean, staff was friendly. Easy to get to. Some road noise.

An easy-to-access campgrounds just off the interstate. Most sites have trees/shade and are not too close together. All the hook-ups worked & the Wi-Fi was fine for our purposes (email and searches). There is also good Verizon service. The easily walkable, nearby restaurant quality is average. There was some train noise in the night, but with our AC running, it was hardly noticeable. Only real complaint is that it is a bit pricey.

WiFi: 3 mbps down / 1 mbps up
Verizon: 99 mbps down / 24 mbps up

We only stayed one night, but the host was very nice, there was a playground that served as a workout station, and it’s far enough away from the freeway to be quiet.

Average RV park - spots are not very shady and can get hot, but the park is clean and safe.

We overnighted at the KOA in Green River. We stayed in site 5 which is one of a few spaces with shade. With the shade comes mosquitos..bring bug spray.

We stayed here because Moab was all booked up. About a 45 min drive to Arches. Full hookups we’re fine but overall nothing to be excited about here. We were apprehensive about traveling away from our camper while boondocking (newbie paranoia) so stayed here to venture out for the weekend. Between this and boondocking at Klondike Bluffs we would choose boondocking every time. Obviously great for a stopover to have full hookups and clean your tanks but otherwise look at free camping locations in Moab if that’s your destination.

We made a last minute trek out west and unfortunately all the RV parks in MOAB were full. That was okay though because we stayed here and really enjoyed our visit. This facility was clean and well maintained. Our site was on the east side of the grounds, had nice views and a good amount of space.

Trevor was excellent and provided great local experiences and day trips that many out of towners do not get to see. The day trips were really enjoyable and way less busy than the National Parks. Turned out Green River is a perfect central location for Goblin State Park, Capitol Reef, Arches, Canyonlands, and many local spots.

Overall one of the better KOA experiences I have had.

We made a last minute stop here passing thru Utah. We planned on going on to CO but fatigue set it and we made an unplanned stop. I caught the office just before closing they had a spot big enough to accommodate us. Staff was friendly and helpful and the park was clean and neat. Site was level with shade and a picnic table. Roads and sites are gravel. Kamp K9 is something we always appreciate with our pooch.

Large sites. Friendly staff. Full hook ups. WiFi spotty. Restrooms were clean. Showers had Low water pressure but they were hot. Easy access from highway.