This was a very small campground where the sites were grass/gravel and very small. I could just get my Saturn parked behind my 37' MH without sticking out to far. Most sites seemed to be occupied by permanent residences. WiFi was not available because it was "broken" and they did not know how to fix it. 50 amp service was not available to me since adjacent RV's shared the same pedestal and the resident next door had the 50 amp plug. Aside from above, the staff (owner) was very pleasant and the park was convenient to Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites were incredibly tight - at least the pull thrus - tight on slide outs and getting in without hitting someone - no space to put awning out or chairs unless you walk across gravel to grass area away from rv - lots of rules for dogs - basically they want your dog to sprout wings and stuff a cork in all holes as they are not to touch the grass anywhere and any walking of the animal is to take place outside of the park - last thing they said after they took our money was 'oh and by the way, you've got to boil the water before drinking it' great - we were out of water in our rig and did not want to introduce that type of water of into our system - they recommended drinking bottled water - thanks but there was no place around to buy any and you usually get water with what you pay for. Having been in the hospitalty business for 20 years I could see these were people who needed to get out of the business - very sour and over it - as were we when we left much sooner than initially anticipated. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.