You get exactly what is advertised - this is a campground that has ample room for RVs. Some of the roads had some branches that scratched the sides the RV as we tried to find our campsite in the dark. There are no hookups, but our reservation was well marked on our site even though we arrived after hours. There were a lot of family groups - it seemed that some may have had too many on a site, but it was very friendly. There was some noise way after quiet hours - mainly a radio and conversation. the pull-through spot was easy to get in and out. No view from our site #15 - just very tall reeds on the lake side and the road on the other. Some animal noise in the night. it was just an overnight stop on our way north, so it was fine. I would not stay long here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed in the area of the park without hook-ups. The highway noise from site 15 is very loud. We will not be staying here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A Canadian visitor's first experience with Utah state parks. My wife and I are traveling to Florida from Vancouver Island. We were planning to visit Utah for a month before heading further east and we were looking forward to staying in Utah State parks. Our first and only experience so far was at Willard Bay State park. We were very pleased with the park and the park staff, it's a beautiful place. We booked in without a reservation on Oct 2nd. We inquired about the procedure for reserving a site: we were given the phone number, fee, and were told that reservation must be made at least 48 hours in advance. We chose a site that did not have a reservation sign posted and felt that the site should be available for at least two nights (48 hours). The next day we were leaving the park for a day's outing stopping at the kiosk to pay for another night's stay. To our surprise the site was reserved for that night, Oct 3rd. The park attendant explained that she did not receive the reservation list for Oct 3rd until earlier that morning. We were also informed that the only sites available were the more expensive 'double sites'. We would have expected a reservation sign posted at the camp site no later than the day before the reservation date, ie: Oct 2nd. If we had known the site was reserved when we arrived we could have planned accordingly. What a pleasant welcome to Utah, especially from a State agency! How can visitors enjoy camping at your State parks for at least two consecutive nights without the worry of unexpectedly being kicked out? Why are park staff not informed well in advance so they can inform park visitors? A problem obviously exists with the administration of the parks and needs to be addressed by upper management. In consideration of my wife and I wasting a day we are requesting a full refund of $25. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This well developed campground has paved interior roads and sites. All sites are level and each has a sheltered picnic table. There is plenty of room between sites. The main drawback is the noise. The campground is only about 100 yards from busy I-15. The air conditioner could not cover up the road noise, which went on all night. Then at 5:30 a.m. a train went by and blew its whistle, not once, but four times. For the price, it would be nice if they would provide wireless internet. We stayed here overnight, but next time we will look for a quieter place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It is sooo close to the railroad track and highway, that is it very loud. The camp host would drive around and make sure your bumper wasn't hanging over the pavement, so it wouldn't ruin the grass, but all we had were weeds and they hadn't mowed or sprayed for mosquitoes for some time. We were going into town for the 4th of July and the gates "close at 10pm for quiet time (except the freeway and trains) and when we asked if we could get back in they told us no we would have to walk back. We asked to talk to the park ranger and he said no they have no control over the gates closing...come to find out they never close the gates, we came into camp one night at midnight. The ranger was very rude. The only positive thing about the campground was the full hookups so we could run the air conditioner since it was very warm and noisy outside. I would never camp their again, and would never recommend it to another human. Utah should be ashamed for having a campground like that and rude employees. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.