Easy to find off of I-70. Very basic park. 50 AMP spot. WIFI in the office. Might be hard to park if the sites are all full. They put two rigs side by side. Slide outs may be a problem. the park was pretty empty , so not a problem for us. Seem to have some long term spots and cabins around the edges. There is nothing to do in town. Gas stations and a small grocery store. Good stop before heading to Bryce. For one night we would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We will not stay here again. We called to make a reservation on the road, and no one called us back. We were told there was hiking trails for our dogs. We could not find them. There are rabbits and chickens walking around the park, which drove our dogs crazy. The sites are all gravel and VERY tight. The bathrooms were clean, but the showers were questionable. The mats on the shower floor were stained or dirty (it was too dark in the bathroom to see). We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is the worst park we have ever stayed in over many years of rving. The sites were extremely narrow and difficult to enter. Tree limbs hung down into sites, power boxes hanging loose, notes saying sewer does not work. No maintenance of weeds and bushes etc. RV sites right next to auto repair shop. The staff work in gas station convenience store adjoining the park. They know little or nothing about the rv park. We saw most people go back to the store for their money back and leave. When we arrived it was empty and we were able to choose the only site with acceptable power and after many attempts we were able to squeeze in the site. One plus for the Park is that the wifi worked very well. Laundry room and restrooms were grossly unacceptable. We did not feel secure and one of us always stayed with the rv. We would never stay here again and will always warn others to stay away. We paid a lower fee as they welcomed Coast to Coast members as a Good Neighbor Park. We thought we were overcharged. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.