As others have said, this is a brand new park. They have various sized sites, which is good - under 40', 40', 60'. Different prices for each - I like this; big rigs pay more, which is okay. Good points: no tall trees yet so the satellites work, paved roads, concrete sites, sites at a diagonal, space for a toad, a nice play area for kids away from the sites, close to the freeways (the park, not the play area). Bad points: close to the freeways, sites slope at the ends - some jacks are way up; roads are narrow - in a brand new park this is a disgrace. Another foot wider would have made turns easier. The 40' site is barely that - we have a 40' MH and it hangs out at both ends. Would another foot have hurt? Next time we will go for a 60' site! The front desk people are nice, but need some more training on dealing with customers, the equipment & the computers. The clubhouse is immaculate and friendly. There are at least a couple of outlying restrooms - didn't check them out. We were told the workers will mostly be leaving the end of the month. The placement of the power pedestals is a problem - they are way forward in the site, more than halfway to the front - our power cord had to stretch. The neighbors almost couldn't open their slide - there was a 2" clearance over the top of the pedestal. So, will we stay here again? Probably, because they don't have the trees the KOA has, but KOA is lots closer to the genealogy library. There is no shuttle or bus into town from here yet. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I would definitely not recommend this park to any weary travellers. It is set between two freeways and construction of new freeways. There were a lot of workers in the park that start to leave for work at 4:30am with noisy trucks and there was constant traffic noise from the freeways all night. Internet does not work all over the park and the cable was not clear reception, and no help from the staff as to why except to tell me it was my problem. Definitely not a relaxing place to be. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice, new park that is just far enough out of the city, yet close enough to be just a 10 minute drive to downtown Salt Lake. The sites are plenty wide, with concrete pads with an additional adjacent concrete area for car parking. The people are very nice, friendly and helpful. The showers/restrooms are the nicest I have ever seen in an RV park - each room is a separate bathroom, with toilet, sink and shower. There is a great lounge in the main building, with pool tables and a large screen TV, and big comfy sofas. There is grass between each site, and a table at each site. We did not use the pool, as it was closed for the season, but it looked nice. The only thing that might pose a problem is that it is quite near a refinery. Although we could see it, we did not notice any objectionably odors coming from it, although if the wind were blowing the wrong way, I think you might. If you ignore the refinery, the views were beautiful - mountains on 3 sides. I would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pony Express is exactly what we have been looking for - A superb, brand new Resort in Salt Lake! They have just opened up as of a few weeks ago, and I can tell you this is one special place. Great layout, and really designed for big rig navigation. Great value, great location. Close to everything, but just remote enough not to get swallowed up by the big city. Highest recommendation for Pony Express! We camped here in a Motorhome.