This was the oddest CG we've stayed at. First, the good news. The scenery is spectacular. From there it goes downhill very fast.

It mainly caters to boaters, fishermen and tent campers. RVs, especially motorhomes, are an afterthought. There are only 5 FHU sites and all can be reserved online. If you're a transient, your chances of getting a FHU for more than 1 night are slim. We chose to dry camp to avoid hassles but most of the sites are too small or too sloped for a small 30' moho. EVERY site is slanted AND canted. Even with levelers, it was tough to get level.

The employees are pleasant but not very effective. I saw at least 6 dogs roaming off leash. The girl at the gate didn't seem too clear on which sites were available. Most of the rules seem to be recommendations. - LM&TinView

$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

Great place to enjoy ones self. Quiet, clean, lots of trees and easy access. Lake short distance from site. - D'art campizard

We had a partial hookup site. The water was right outside the rig, but we were asked not to stay hooked up so others on no hookup sites could use it also. There are many faucets available. Large trees, quiet, beautiful views of the reservoir and lots of wildlife. I have a 40-footer and had plenty of room. Covered picnic table. Paved roads and sites. The camp hosts patrol constantly, keeping everything clean and in order. Lovely place. - Mom and me

The Steinaker I stayed at was definitely not a 9 or 10 as some of the reviews say. We had site 18 which was an easy pull thru with some shade. Have to pick your site carefully as they run from full hook ups to no facilities. Some also require backing in up a somewhat steep incline while others appeared they would be hard to level. There is also a drainage dip at one part of the loop which my 30' ft 5th wheel rear hitch dragged on. Loop road is narrow with two way traffic. We met a trailer coming towards us when we were leaving. Fortunately he could pull into a site otherwise one of us would have had fun backing up. Next time while probably stay in Vernal at a private park. - AZJC

The lack of shade was disappointing, since the weather was very warm. Only the pullthroughs for smaller rigs have shade - but those are very close together. We had a "super site" also, with patio, firepit, grill, iron table & chairs, and a bench swing, and we were able to enjoy most of these things in the evening, when it cooled off. The grill could have used some cleaning, but they did provide a wire brush and we were able to clean off a spot for our use. Though nice, the price seemed a bit too high for what you get. The bathhouse is quite nice, with private rooms for showers and toilets alike, and very clean. Tenters have a nice separate area, many of them backing up to a woods. Though this campground is on the edge of town, it was quiet at night, just a little road noise from US 191. - PokyRVer

Very nice park. Level pull-throughs. Very convenient to town, which has lots of restaurants and stores and to Dinosaur Nat'l Park. For those with dogs, there's a vet only a couple blocks away. - rayp

Exceptionally clean and well kept, a crew was out quite often taking care of the grounds. We had a site with a very nice patio and it was well worth it. We would have no problem staying again. A really nice kids playground area, with pool and large air bouncy play area. It was hot in July, I'd go back in the spring or fall without the grandkids. Lots to see if into dinosaurs! - 2_Travelin

Park located in the middle of town on Hwy 40. Fairly level gravel sites with green grass between the slightly narrow sites. Some road noise but still easy to sit outside to enjoy our BBQ; due to the very tall shaded cottonwood and maple trees. Backs up to a high school soccer field. No cable, but Wi-Fi worked well. - mandrgames

Shaded, level sites, convenient location in town. No cable, adequate wifi (we were very close to the office), showers were 25¢ per 1.5 minutes. Since the park is set at an angle to the road and we were close to the front, the road noise was significant; earplugs were necessary to sleep with the windows open. - mm-50

Fossil Valley RV Park is right in the middle of town on Hwy 40. The staff is extremely friendly and freely offers travel and sight seeing information. Level gravel sites with lush grass between the sites are well back from the road with no road noise, and there are no train tracks anywhere! It is directly across the street from Smith's Grocery and right next door to a Maverik gas station. The sites are all large and very well shaded with mature cottonwood and maple trees. All tree limbs are pruned to accommodate any height rig. You won't be sorry you read this and picked this park! - Charlie M.

Out Law Trails

Let me start off by saying I did not stay here, but I wanted to let people know what to expect should they choose to head to Out Law Trails "campground" You will find a large gravel parking lot, with rows and rows of power pole what they call campsites. There are no trees so it's going to be hot and dry. Also people living there in anything from RV to old mobile homes. It is the closest campground to Dinosaur National Park, but there are some other places to choose from you just have to drive little futher. - laears

This is the closest park to Dinosaur National Monument's Quarry entrance (6 miles). Its also got a solid amount of gravel so it won't turn into a mud hole if it rains. The place is cluttered with rusting debris, and a permanent resident trailer park surrounds the transient sites. The bathrooms are clean. BUT. The camp staff lock the bathroom at 10pm every night and a posted sign says the bathrooms open again at 6am. At 9am I tried to use it and it was locked, I had to find the camp host's trailer, knock on the door, and get him to open it. The showers are run by quarters too. As if $40 for the campground fee wasn't enough to pay them. The bathrooms have long lists of printed rules and regulations posted with exclamation marks at the end of each one. Too bad they can't follow their own simple rule for unlocking the bathroom at the posted time. - Wendywoods

Great staff checking in, helping, and keeping the park nice looking and clean. Showers/restrooms (uses quarters), laundry clean. All gravel, grass in play area. Good spacing and hookups work well. Some long term, but clean. 7 miles from Dinosaur National Park. No trees. We would stay here again. - 1yearusa

Camp is right at the turn off to the Dinosaur Quarry national Monument. Lots of permanents working in the area. Staff very friendly and helpful. Gravel sites that were easily leveled. Short on ambiance but a safe place to spend the night after a long day when the National Monument campground is closed. - JWT

We had reservations for two nights here. The site was easy to access, although the one-way loops were a little confusing at first. Invasive cheat grass is prevalent throughout the campground, although it had been trimmed in the immediate vicinity of each picnic table and fire ring. Lots of shade from mature cottonwood trees and great views, especially near sunset as shadows move up the hillside across the Green River. - Desert Beacon

Beautiful with easy Big-Rig access. No hook-ups and no water fill/dump availability, but bathrooms are available (no showers). Very quiet, beautiful surroundings. Loop 'A' is all 'first-come, first-serve' with at least 3 pull-though spaces that could accommodate our 40'rig & 2 back in spaces that could do the same (a few more spaces that could have fit our large-ness are currently closed for 'rehab'). Camp host was friendly. Some trees throughout that provide shade to some spaces. Trails are nearby and river is visible from many camping spots. Firewood can be purchased right on site. Picnic tables and fire rings (with grill) at each site. Spots are pretty level. Road to access campground is a bit windy, but nothing scary or unmanageable. - Liz Chafik

This campground was in a gorgeous location along the bank of the Green River. The rock formations are jaw-dropping. Sites we're pull-through and level with fire pits and picnic tables. No electric or water, but no need for a generator once the sun set and it cooled off. Very quiet. - KyKampers