Each site provides only a gravel pad and a picnic table. The Wi-Fi was good, TV reception acceptable. The picnic table is unusable as it is pushed up against the separating fence to provide room for the RV. Spaces are tight. Our coach spanned boundary to boundary with the slides out and the awning extended. The traffic noise from the 89 is at best annoying. If you are having trouble sleeping, it will keep you up. There is no accommodation for late check-in as they escort you to you site. Logistically, that is necessary as the park is poorly laid out and it's difficult to pick out your spot. There are many permanent residents and their spaces are not well maintained and neither is the park, poor roads and many weeds. The office staff is very friendly. We chose this park based on reviews and a view from Google Earth based on a name search. The view was actually of J & H down the road. There is no dog area, but there is a trail through the forest our dog enjoyed. We would not stay here again.

This was an overnight stop over for us. Our first concern was how tight the spaces are. On the positive side, they are set-up back to back so you are not dining outside next to your neighbors sewer hook--up. But We were worried that we would have to unhook the tow vehicle just to leave the site, but fortunately for us, our back neighbor left before us giving us the space to make to our turn with the tow vehicle to exit. Each site provides a gravel driveway for the RV and a lawn and picnic table, although our neighbor in the front seemed to have claimed both of them. There seemed to be many long term residents and it seems as though they tried to get as many unit's in as little space as possible. The park is located on the frontage road to the i-15 and we found the traffic noise to be unbearable. The dog was too frightened by traffic noise to use the dog area. We would look for an alternative if going through there again.

Each site provides a gravel driveway for the RV, a concrete pad for the picnic table and patio and a curbed lawn and 2 trees. The Wi-Fi is good, cable was acceptable, no high definition channels, though. The park is well maintained, and the office staff is plentiful and pleasant. The park is quiet and feels like a nice neighborhood. This rating would be a 10, but there is no fenced off-leash dog area, but that said, the dog thoroughly enjoyed the wooded dog walk area.

We stayed in the Upper section. The nicely landscaped and well-maintained sites provide a nice concrete pad for the RV and patio. The location is very convenient to Park City and Historic Park City. The dog really liked the fenced off-leash dog run. The park is located on the frontage road adjacent to the I-80 freeway and we found the traffic noise to be unbearable. The office staff seemed somewhat arrogant. The Wi-Fi was good and reliable, but only to be used to check e-mail, per the staff. They are begrudgingly pet friendly, insisting their pet policy is very strict, requiring a separate document for pet rules to be signed. They are pretty standard and not well enforced. The laundry room and bathroom were dirty. No cable, but over the air channels were sufficient. We would look elsewhere if coming to visit Park City again.

Nice park, very well maintained, in fact they were already grooming our site after we pulled out while we were connecting the tow car. Office staff was very friendly, even came out to our site within the first hour to make sure everything was ok. We stayed in a corner river site. These are all gravel, something we don't care for, but the site was very big and comfortable complete with picnic table, fire ring and a nice big shade tree. They have a rock wall between these sites and the river, so river access is not right behind you even though the river is, but the pathway is not too far away. Sites off the river have concrete pads, lawns, picnic tables and a fire ring. Wi-Fi was great, cable was poor, limited over the air tV channels and we had no AT&T cell coverage. The off leash dog runs are small and all gravel. Our dog preferred other locations as did many other dogs in the park. We would stay here again.

Beautiful gated park, well maintained. Front desk staff very nice. We really appreciated the staging area to disconnect the tow car. Their staff took our tow dolly to storage and had it waiting for us when we requested it prior to our departure again in a great staging area to reconnect it. We were escorted to our site which was a "no build-out" site. It was completely private with a beautiful lawn and patio and a full level concrete slab for the coach. We believe it was in the middle of being improved as we saw some sites that were just pads grass and trees (still nice). We kept falling off of the Wi-Fi signal. But the HD cable was great. We would have rated this resort a 10, but there is no fenced off-leash dog run, something we would expect in a luxury resort.

This park offers various levels of sites. We stayed in a premium back-in site, and that is what we are reviewing here. The site provided a small concrete patio, two shade trees and a bit of lawn. The site was nice and roomy and we were lucky enough to have nothing on the other side of the road but a nice oak grove giving us a relaxing view. Office staff was pleasant, it was quiet, and convenient to Grass Valley and Auburn. There appear to be many long term folks in this area of the park. The park is nicely kept. We will definitely stay here again.

This park provides a picnic table and a fire ring at the site. The sites are cramped, we were able to extend our slides, but we're not able to extend our awning. The outside area allocated for the table and fire ring was so narrow that that the fire ring was almost on the street, and the table too close to the neighboring sewer. Some sites appeared to be larger with more room, but not many. It is across the street from the lake making access very convenient and there is a bus stop across the street as well. The beach was crowded, but it was during summer vacation. We will stay elsewhere next time we head up to Lake Tahoe.

This park provided a site with a small concrete patio, a picnic table and shade. It is easy to get both in and out of. It is right on the highway, which makes it very convenient, but not very quiet. The dog area is a nice grassy area with shade trees, it is not fenced and it is right next to the street which scared our dog. The office staff was very friendly. The Wi-Fi was reliable as was the cable TV. it was a great place to stay overnight. We will definitely stay here again.

We selected this park because it was close to the entrance to Bryce and advertises a Bryce Canyon shuttle stop. This place puts the verb "park" in RV park. It was like being in a big parking lot. We stayed in the newer area that looks like it was cleared, hook-ups installed and a handfull of trees planted. The spaces were wide, though not well marked. There was no way to enjoy sitting outside. The place is so big that you have to drive to the shuttle stop eliminating the advantage of having it. Trash was not conveniently located, and the wi-fi was useless. The area was quiet.

We stayed in the "owners" section of this park. The spaces are large with level concrete pads, many landscaped to enhance the site. We enjoyed sitting outside here. The off-leash dog area was a favorite of our dog's. This section is $10 more per night than the regular section and in our opinion, it is worth the extra money for the extra space and the terrific dog area. Great wifi and HD cable TV.

Nice sized sites with lots of space between. Well maintained, quiet and convenient to many places in this part of Colorado besides the reservoir it's a part of.

Our reservations were not noted correctly, so when we called to confirm, they made sure we had a spot, but moved us up to the "premium" section for big rigs that had no shade, not even a tree. The site was so uncomfortable that we never even retrieved our chairs from the storage compartment. I can say that the people running it were nice. We would not stay there again.

Great location. Very convenient to shuttles and general store. That said, the park is poorly maintained. It is run by the same facility management company that run the hotels and this seems to be a stepchild. Unlike the hotels, there is no Wi-Fi and phone coverage is poor. The provided table is in need of sanding and paint, roads are shabby and have many potholes, and plants are struggling. If going to the Grand Canyon, we would stay there again, but just because of the location.