Red Desert Rose Campground

New owners who are very nice and helpful. Major ding were the sites. Now I know living in grasslands like Wyoming green grass isn't easy to maintain but this place we were parked on a combination of live and dead weeds. Not nice putting nice lawn chairs in a bunch of weeds. The whole place had weeds including playground. There is a mini golf that was kind of sad looking. The laundry and baths were nice. Good Sam.

We camped here overnight on two separate occasions. We felt that this was a great stop-over location but not somewhere we would want to stay for any length of time.

The campground is not much to look at but our sites were level, water was a good pressure and the power never stopped. The roads are all gravel/dirt and the sites have a small "green" patch between them. There appeared to be several long term residents here. Several of the people we talked to were staying for a few weeks or months due to jobs in the area.

It was fairly quiet and not extremely busy. There is a train that you can hear at night, so be prepared for that.

The mini-golf course could use some TLC but was good enough to pass a little time. The playground is a bit dated, but our daughter loved playing there. The dog run is large and could easily support a game of fetch.

The know it all manager told me to wash my towed vehicle because it was dirty despite haven driven for 10 hours straight and all I wanted was dinner and bed 😡 and that was after he told me that my apple probably wouldn’t work on his internet because apple devices are evil 🤣🤔. Anyway no not staying there again .

Parking lot atmosphere. Tent sites are small , about the length of a car. Then they have a permanent bbq where you would think you would park the car. Then would you cook so close to your car ? Grass sparse and not maintained. Dusty and weedy.

This is a nice park for an overnight stay. Clean. Friendly staff. Basically a parking lot with full hookups.

These folks were very helpful. It was my maiden voyage with my new camper, and they were extremely helpful. I lost my sewage hose, they recommended a place to purchase one, and they have a courtesy vehicle they offer guests, so I didn't have to unhook my camper!

We stopped here headed west and needed a place with hook ups to start a boondocking adventure. The place is basically a gravel lot. The sites are level and pull through. Most people don’t unhook trailers or tow vehicles. There’s a small playground and a putt putt course. The course is rather old and in need of repair but was a fun pass time for the kids. Our only complaint was that the sewer connection was too far forward for our rig.

We stayed here for one night on our way to Utah. The park is right off the Expressway and is a no frills park but offers clean laundry room and the staff is friendly and helpful. They show you to your site and the sites are clean and FHU. They have a playground for kids and a small putt putt course. Even has a Courtesy Car to use if needed.....awesome!
Walmart is about 4 miles away and if you drive thru town watch for the deer walking around!
We would definitely stay here again.

Big gravel lot with some mud puddles left over from a snowstorm. We’re ~50’ combined length and we could pull in and stay hooked up which was nice. Really friendly staff and a nice laundry room, 4 washers, 6 dryers. They also have a dump station and an off leash dog area too. All the positives made up for all the gravel! Good overnight stop for the money.

All of the staff I talked to were friendly And helpful! The place was really full over the weekend and most nights. Everything worked as advertised, but maybe a little dated. Spots are very close together,,, I would stay here again for the price and atmosphere. Oh there is a train going through a couple times a night.didn't really bother me.