The RV sites are narrow, 16'-18' per camping guide. Not much room between slide-outs. Owners live on the premises, but were not there when we arrived at 4:30 in the afternoon. The next morning we rang the doorbell and after four minutes were ready to give up when we heard a door open. She took our money and picked up a check someone else had slipped under the door. Credit cards are not accepted. WI-FI and cable TV is free. The nightly rate is $22 plus a 10+% Utah state tax. Park is located right on the highway across from a motel. We would stay here again if we needed to stay near Monticello. Better parks are about one hour down the road. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you can have "primitive camping" with full hook-ups, this is it! This place is not for the folks who like to park their RVs shoulder to shoulder in a parking lot. It's a bit rough around the edges, but the setting is outstanding. You're surrounded by trees, huge rocks (which they've thoughtfully outfitted with big ropes so you can climb them,) and great views of the valley below. There are probably 7-8 pull-thru sites of varying size. I'd say four or five could handle a 30+ trailer, and the others were better for shorter rigs. RV sites are gravel, and we had to raise about 3 inches to get level. There are no laundry facilities (appears that there used to be.) Hwy 191 is nearby, but we didn't really notice it much after dark, when the big trucks seemed to quit going by so often. The atmosphere is really Old West, and the owner/caretaker/chef is a nice and interesting man. The steaks at the restaurant were worth the price, too! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.