Tight fit for sure. Had to trim a tree so as to prevent damage and scratches. Usually quiet at night even tho it's close to main roads. Office staff hard to find. Have stayed there twice for two week's each time. A new R.V. park has opened at about 130000 So. & I-15. (Mountain Shadow) Will try that one next time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Used for a base camp while staying with relatives, tight spaces, not for families, no playground in site, paved sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The sites are a little tight but we were able to get our awning out with about 18 inches to spare before hitting our neighbors rear slide. We only have a 30 ft class A but our tow just barely fit behind the RV and a great many of our neighbors had either their rigs, their trucks or their towed cars hanging out into the access roads. This made passage very narrow in some spots. Sites are level, they have cable and some shade. The park is clean and kept up. Laundry and restrooms are fine. There are very few RV park options in the Salt Lake City area (especially south) so we were glad for this and we'd use it again unless another choice turned up. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good park in heart of Sandy. 12 miles from downtown Salt Lake City. Great for a short stay, or overnight. Next door to large RV dealership, with full service facility. Good Sam discount. I rated it an 8, based on the quality of what is there. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Better alternative to Salt Lake KOA but tighter spaces. Takes careful parking to get 35' rig and toad on space. Paved spaces with grassy area between. Clean, neat, quiet. Often no one in office, but didn't need them. Laundry very $$$ but clean. Close to movies, shopping, Camping World, etc. RV service center next door. Kids ok but no pool, need to find activities at Sandy city parks which are excellent. Often busy, call ahead. Some seasonal folks, not many. We camped here in a camper.