Tiz an older rv park, well maintained with residential rv-rs too. Tiz quiet and close to stores. Kmart, a thrift shop and Smiths grocers are each within a 100 yards. Tiz quiet. Has grassy areas at each site which our dog enjoyed laying about. Lots of shade trees too. Manager is a friendly and happy guy. Our site was conveniently near the restrooms. This site is also where the sewer dump is. On each of our two days there, a large rv rig came by to use the dump and both times they ran their engines and the diesel smell was kinda bad! But this doesn't take forever!!! In spite of this we would definitely return to this camp. Know that cable/wifi worked well and there is an added charge of $1 per day for cable. - Mtn hiker

Great location. Walking distance to many stores, grocery, etc. Sites are tight, but nice. Lots of trees so your satellite dish may or may not work, so just paid for cable. Easy access to Flaming Gorge and Dinosaur Valley. Would stay here again but would dedicate most of our time to Dinosaur Valley, there is much more to see there than Flaming Gorge area. The people who run this park are really nice. Laundry facilities are clean. - goofy50

On busy highway, shopping and restaurants nearby, and lots of huge shade trees. Handy to Dinosaur NP and other attractions. Helpful management. I would stay here again. - dzwelch

$25 per night was for an unlevel asphalt pad site with full hookups (30 amp electric), covered picnic table, and fire ring. The four full hookup sites (plus one host site) are situated on an unlevel asphalt parking area that are cramped together with connections in inconvenient locations and virtually no place to park a tow vehicle. It was lucky for us that there were few others using the campground during our overnight stay. The electric only sites had a bit more room. The picnic tables and fire rings are on a large grassy area behind the sites. The campground is located on a reservoir, which is great for boating/fishing and beautiful scenery. Vernal is the nearest city and is surprisingly well equipped. AT&T cell service was non-existent. We used our Milliencom jetpack for internet access but it was really slow. There were no OTA TV stations. - DD Rolling Ranch

$28 per night was for a level asphalt pad site with full hookups, picnic table, and fire ring. The campground has many large junipers as well as low growing plants separating the generous sites. The campground scenery is beautiful. The park staff was very friendly and helpful. Vernal is the nearest city and it has a surprising amount of stores/restaurants that most everyone would find adequate. AT&T cell service was two bars of 4G. We used our Milliencom jetpack for internet access as it received three bars of 4G LTE. There were six OTA TV stations. - DD Rolling Ranch

We reserved one of the full hook up sites, and had no problem getting our 36' fifth wheel into the site. Even though the Reserve America site indicated that the length limit was only 30'. Our pull through site was 80' long, although it was curved with the hookups in the middle. My one real criticism of the park is that the water pressure is extremely low. We could only manage about #20 on the water pressure gauge. For a decent shower you may want to fill your water tank and use your on board water pump. I would stay here again. - SargeW

There are a 8 full hookup sites, not all are pull-through, in the upper part of the park CG. There are several power only sites, and the rest are dry camping with CG water supply placed along the road, no hookups. The Camp Host is helpful and friendly. We never did see a ranger the week we were here. Restrooms are clean but there are no showers. Each site does have an aluminum table/benches, some with canopies. There are BBQ's and campfire pits. Not all the pull through sites would accommodate a big rig. The Utah Park Dept had a paving project underway in the boat ramp parking lot and it was noisy and smelly for two days. Make a reservation on line and it costs another $10. The level of the lake is very low. This was a pleasant spot to spend a few days and close enough to Dinosaur National Monument. Good access to services in Vernal. The CG map shows only 31 sites available. - SilverBear

The woman who checked us in was friendly, not the fastest but we were not in a rush. The site was easy to find, large and level. All our gear fit nicely on the site, just note that in July it is HOT and I mean HOT. Bathrooms were clean and well maintained as was the entire campground, except the laundry room, which need a bit of cleaning. We would go back again, but not in July, or August, or June. - alkurta

Very nice park. Pull thru site that was level and had a concrete patio. Nice WiFi. People helpful. Would stay there again. - Bud in Florida

Awful. Freezing cold showers. NO hot water either in the morning or at night in the bathrooms. Constant traffic alllllll night long. Be advised this rv park is attached to a trailer park and there is a whole lot of riff raft coming and going all day and all night. People pulling into and walking up to the bathrooms and showers all night long. Some look like transients. I would never ever stay here again and would advise absolutely nobody to stay here either. Don't let the cute exterior fool you. Once in the RV park this place becomes a nightmare. - Kaykaydoo