This is the closest full hookup campground to the North Rim. I am sure there are issues time to time with every campground but this suited our needs and we had no problems what so ever. The toilets were outhouses and the lake was a marsh but it had services and a picnic table.

This is a nice campground close to Disneyland. The only disappointing feature and they must have just changed this is that you now have to pay for WiFi. I was sure it was free but that was not the case. We had a back in site that was flat and even had grass. Even though it is close to Disneyland relatively speaking you will probably want to take the shuttle that stops there every 20 minutes or so. If you want a car for a day to tour L.A. or the beaches, you can rent a car right through the campground so the car will come to you instead of the other way around. It does cost more but it is really convenient.

This is a nice large park with nice amenities. We paid for a premium back in so we had grass and were nice and close to the pools which were needed for the July heat. We found out that there is a free shuttle to the strip from the campground when the people in the office told us there was no such thing. The large casino across the street offers a shuttle to the outlet mall in the area that stops at Oasis. By asking the driver, he told us that if we wanted to get on when the shuttle was returning from the mall he would then take us to the casino and from there we could take the shuttle to the strip. Times are limited but is saves you the $25 each way for a cab or unhooking and driving and finding parking yourself.

I too was disappointed after seeing the pictures on the website. The grass was brown and the creek was nothing more than a scum pond. The staff were friendly enough. The office and surrounding buildings were newer and clean but it is obviously they were their focus because the campground itself looks forgotten.

This is one of the better KOAs. The campground was clean and well maintained. The sites were level, treed and had a decent amount of grass inbetween each site. It was a nice surprise when I did not know what to expect.

A nice clean campground that is well taken care of. I did not expect that given the number of sites it has. If there was one negative it is that with the size of the city there are no KOA signs guiding you in. So getting there was a little tricky since we did not know the city at all. One nice feature of the campground is that there is a free shuttle to and from Temple Square. You can then use this to not only tour the Square but to walk to the downtown area as well.

This park is overpriced unless your kids are under 10 so they can enjoy the small waterpark for the day. With two teenagers in tow, they wanted nothing to do with it. Other than that the rest of the park was typical KOA. The site was adequate with the stated features but nothing out of the ordinary. Even though we were close to the office we could only get the WiFi to work maybe 30% of the time.

We were really impressed with overall quality of this campground. It is quiet, extremely clean and the hosts were very customer oriented. We later found out that they themselves own the campground and their pride of ownership certainly shows. It is easy to get to regardless of how you enter Arco, the signs are clearly posted. Also, the prices for the camping supplies in the office/store were the best of any KOA we stayed at.