Centrally located for exploring the rich heritage of the area. Plenty to do for history buffs. All pull through sites, full hook ups. Cable available for an extra charge in one of the four rows of sites. A fair amount of traffic going to and from the trailer court located behind the campground. No shower or bath facilities. If you need a base of operations while exploring and are self contained, I would recommend this park.

Very nice setting. We were there early in the season and it was private. Pretty fishing pond that was catch and release. Grounds were nicely landscaped. Many sites were carved out of the hillsides and there was still work to do. The owner was very nice and welcomed us and provided a lot of local information. Bathrooms/showers were very nice and clean, too. The cons were roads in the park were in bad shape-rutted and steep in areas. Hook ups located in rear of site, not fifth wheel friendly. This was the rule not the exception. Water pressure was really bad at the site, fine at the bath house. Dog area there, but you could not get into it. Luckily, there were manor places to walk and we were well equipped with doggie bags. Not the worst place that we encountered. We will return.

A return to this campground/site for us. The view is incredible. A bit pricey but a homey place to stay. I don't like the fact that they charge you for the entire stay when you make the reservations months ahead! The sites are nice, and the showers/restrooms are private and ample. Be very careful if you have a big rig as the hill to get up to the campground is winding and steep. You need to leave before 12 and come up after 2:30 so as not to meet a fellow camper on the way in or out. All in all we like it here and will return next time we are in town.

We start the camping season every year at this park. It is spotlessly clean, both the grounds and the restrooms. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The laundry is very nice and serves the community too. Sites are level and ample. They do fill up on the weekends, so reservations are a good idea in the camping / summer season. A very nice campground with a super rating. A tad pricey, but a safe place to stay.

Very nice and clean. Sewers were capped and no garbage to be seen. A previous review alluded to these being problems. We did not see that. Super owner guided us to a long roomy site. We used this as an overnight stop on our way home and would do so again. Nice fenced in dog run was another plus.

This is a great campground for an overnight stay. Close to the Interstate. Fairly level large sites. Some shade trees. Nice little pond/lake. The geese made walking a chore as they left droppings everywhere. The school buses speed through the camp but all in all we would stop again.

We love this park. This is our second visit and hopefully we will return. The ONLY reason we didn't give them a 10 was the lack of cable up on the hill and spotty Verizon service. Certainly not reason enough to keep us away. There was cable down in the main campground. The visits from wildlife were priceless and in our estimation what made it really special. The owners and staff were great. Laundry was clean and reasonable. Nice dog area. The sites are roomy and level. They don't pack you in like sardines. Just don't go there in great numbers in September as that is when we visit.

Sites were long enough for bigger rigs but are a little tight on width. There is no laundry, but we were told we could use the one at the motel across the street after the maids were done using the machines. This is a decent place to stay while at Bryce and Zion. The park manager was very nice as was his wife.

Spaces are spacious with plenty of room to park. Bathrooms are very nice. The prices are cheap for full hook up and reflect Good Sam's discount. No grass and lots of broken glass at the sites which made it hard to let dogs out without worry of their stepping on debris. Close to casino if you want to gamble. Short drive to Sky City. This is our second stay here and will use it as a one or two night stop when in the area.

The sites are nice but there isn't much grass, something to which our dogs had to adapt. The bathroom arrangement is unusual. There is a large common room with four smaller rooms opening onto it. The small rooms each has a toilet and a shower but are not designated as being for men or women. The bathrooms were clean but older. The campground also has two cute billy goats and a wary emu. Basic supplies and gasoline can be purchased in town but prices are high. It was fine for a couple of days.

It was just OK camping here. We made the reservations a full six months in advance and so did the rest of the world! The sites were very small with just enough room for bigger rigs. The water pressure is off the charts high. You must use a pressure regulator. The absolute worst issue was that the sewer connection was as high as the camper connection making the chore of emptying the black water tank a nasty event, to say the least. It's the only campground in the park with full hook ups but.there is also no TV reception and only one bad radio station from Jackson. No phone service and no Internet. It was a long few days. The actual park and wildlife are great to see and making this visit once will suffice for us.

This is a wonderful campground. Roomy sites with grass areas for each site. Nice dog area. Garbage cans easily accessed. Great hosts. Nice laundry and activity room. We will be back to visit this area. While you are there don't miss a meal at the Teton Thai restaurant in Tetonia. The best.

This park would be rated higher except for their unwillingness to enforce the dog restrictions. We were in the base camp, and time and again dogs from nearby campers came and did their business in our area. We notified the office but the problem continued throughout our 4 day stay. On the plus side, the sites were nice with plenty of space. Many areas to walk (although there were piles of dog waste on most of them). They had a daily pancake breakfast for a nominal charge. The camp store was nice and well stocked. The dog problem really reduced our enjoyment of this park.

Site size OK. Seemed to be the home to transient farm workers. Not clean with garbage strewn about. Need a code to get into the bathrooms which were located in the back of a run down office building. I was refused the Passport America rate as the gal did not know how to issue a credit. My card had already been charged. They did honor the Good Sam's discount. We will not return to this campground in the future.

Nice campground. Sites could be just a tad longer as with the truck in front, we were just in bounds. Water was not good tasting but we then used a filter. Roads were a little narrow. We were there while it was raining and the drainage was fine, We would stay here again.

Sites a tad close together. Length OK. Nice shady sites and luckily 'neighbors' were sedate. There was some road noise but tolerable in a closed camper. Very nice nature trail. We would stay here again.

Reasonable rates. Roomy sites with shade trees where we were. Great dog area. Fenced in and clean. Nice folks running the campground. We would stay there again.

If you like to be entertained with pools, and structured activities you may want to go elsewhere. If you like peace and quiet, genuine nice folks (both owners and fellow campers) and life off of the beaten path, you will love Pegasus. We did.

Choose site carefully as many are not level, front to back especially. It is a beautiful park and very well kept. No alcohol allowed so be aware. Many activities for both children and adults. Finally a park that provides each site with a garbage can. We enjoyed our stay and may return but not in the near future.

As a base camp for adult campers, it served our purpose. Spots were level with easy access. Could use a few shade trees. It was adequate.

This is one of our all time favorite campgrounds. They have improved since our visit last year. They rerouted the entrance road and put in many more dog stations with waste bags and a place to dispose of same. Grounds are beautiful with many shade trees. Many seasonals and when the park is full the golf cart traffic is heavy. We love the dog park, too. I don't like having to pay for showers. We will return as the pluses outweigh the minus.

We really enjoyed our visit with these park owners. Getting to the sites was easy and we were escorted there upon arrival. I would like the sites up on the hill made a little roomier. When the campground is full, it is tight.They had a very nice breakfast for everyone and the proceeds went to charity. We found the grounds very well kept and had a very nice few days visit. We will return.

Despite reading terrible reviews about this campground, our visit here was pleasant. Good stuff, large roomy sites, bathhouse close by, hook ups fine, quiet where we were, check in fast as we made advance reservations and came midweek, plenty of dog walking areas. Now the bad stuff. The site was out of level by 4 inches side to side, road to site narrow and tree lined, tricky with bigger rig. Another dumpster needed for area near check in, the entire cost of site deducted when reservation was made three months ago. WiFi charges outrageous at $6.99 per night (bring your air card). Check in at busy times was a disaster for those that came for the weekend. To check in rigs have to pull in to register and then circle around across incoming traffic to get to their sites. Entertainment for us watching, not so good for those caught in the jam up. We will return because we avoided most of the bad stuff.

We really liked this campground. The owner was very nice and made sure we had a nice private roomy site. It was very quiet and peaceful there with room to walk the dogs. The park was very clean and the seasonals (there were many) were well kept. Nice landscaping around the whole campground. My only suggestion would be for the owners to invest in upgrading the bathrooms. They have seen better days and are not roomy at all. We used the facilities in the camper for the most part, but did use the campground bathroom before leaving. We will visit here again, as it is centrally located to antique shops and greenhouses. Lots to do.

The site we were in was very nice. The other sites were very close together and short. Inspect where you are being put before paying. Our only complaint was the constant skunk smell at our site. You could not sit outside at all. Taking the dogs out was difficult because of the smell. The restrooms were clean, and they are constantly making improvements at this campground. Trapping the skunk for relocation should be their next project.

We were greeted nicely upon arrival. We had stayed there before and told them that we knew where to go. It was crowded due to a kite boarding gathering that weekend. We had things off site to keep us busy and the group was well behaved. There were fireworks one night and beer parties two nights but again no bad behavior observed. We didn't use the pool and neither did anyone else. Bathrooms are dated but clean. I paid $15.00 for three tiny dogs. Not sure why the charge. Lots of dog waste from people not cleaning up after their dogs. Are people getting back for having to pay a dog fee? The pluses outweigh the minuses for us; therefore, we will return.

This was a very nice camping experience. Started with a very friendly greeting from the owner and her sister. Being led to the site and offered help setting up. The sites were spacious and fairly level. The new owners have owned the park for about a year, and it's obvious that they are working hard making improvements to a park that had become run down at one time. I see a great future for this campground and we plan a return visit. Very pet friendly too. A big plus for our three little dogs.

This park has a wide variation of site quality. Ours was not level but it was very spacious. We were on top of the mountain. Roadways are not paved and difficult to maneuver with a 35 foot rig. Narrow and winding roads are a challenge. Quiet with enough trees for shade, but not too many to be in the way. We would stay here again as there is a lot to see. Good beer store, Peabodys on route 105 towards Boone.

Well worth the effort to get to. The owner was wonderful, greeting us when we arrived with fresh pumpkin muffins. Handy to the trail and many places of interest. Park is small but beautifully done with roomy, level sites. Great TV and Wi-Fi reception. Bathrooms are clean and spacious. Nice roomy showers with lots of hot water. We will be back and spend more time here as there is lots to see and do.

We like this park enough to make it a yearly trip. Our first of each camping season. The bathrooms are the best anywhere. If you like to swim you will be in your glory. Our site was roomy and fairly level. Many children running around and lots of truck traffic and therefore noise on the side of the campground near the road. Also a business with a fan that runs every weekday. The fan has been in need of a dose of oil for years. Close to Amish sites and wineries. Worth the trip.

This was our third time to visit this park as there are not a lot to choose from in the area. As other people have said the sites are narrow and hilly. The hookups are good but the premium sites with decks are a disappointment because it leaves no room for dog pens etc. The park can get very crowded in season which is why we try to stay in the off season. Overall its a decent place to stay to visit the many local attractions in the area.

We stayed here for one night but would like to stay longer next visit. Many things to do in this beautiful area. Park is well maintained. Nice level roomy sites. Pretty little lake for fishing or sitting around. Park could use a few more receptacles for garbage. Laundry was a tad expensive to use. Park restricted to RVs 10 years old or newer. Adults only, which was to our liking. We will stay here again.

Park is well maintained. Big rigs and fifth wheels in separate areas. Roomy level sites with a very nice river view. Free washers. Individual bathroom/shower rooms. Small stocked ponds that I think could be used for fishing. Quiet and peaceful area. No children that I saw. Follow the parks directions instead of GPS. GPS will get you there but through a congested unkept part of the city. Overall we enjoyed our visit there. Most of the activities that we were interested in (riverboat cruises etc.) were on the other side of the river and not easy to get to. Plan carefully.

This is a very nice campground and I would have given it a 10 if the road noise was not so bad and they had cable. The TV using the antennae was very good and we only stayed there for one night so it worked for us. The greeting upon arrival was very nice and friendly. We were led to our site. The restrooms and showers were spotless. Campsites nice and roomy and well maintained. I would stay here again without a doubt.

The park is fine for an overnight stay. Nice folks at check in. It was close enough to the road that you could hear the trucks and traffic but it was liveable. The airplanes were a little more of a problem. Some seemed to be very close to landing. Luckily they did not continue past 11 PM. The dog pens are a nice touch for dog owners. A few campers there that seemed to be permanent but not a lot of people out and about. When our two 'neighbors' left it was nice and quiet at our end of the park. We avoid cities if we can but if you must stay in a congested area, this one is fine.

We had reservations and stopped at the gas station/McDonalds to register. Two young folks were 'manning' the check in but it took a while to find the reservation. Finally we were OKed for entry into the camping area. Told to go to site 6. We were given a key to open the electric box and water hook up. When we got to site six, there was someone else in it. Called and they said pick a site and let them know which one. No problem for us as we wanted a site in the back of the area. Site are very adequate but with typical desert foliage. Yucca and Russian sage etc. Gravel sites and areas between sites. It was sparse but clean and level. The casino had good food that was reasonable and within a short walk to the camping sites. No traffic noise that would keep one awake. Water and electric worked well. We would stay here again. The price was right.

The campground is close to Durango and Silverton and many local sights. My main complaint is that the sites are small and they sure do jam in the units. Your sewer hook up is right next to where your neighbors picnic table sits. They welcome dogs but charge $5.00 per dog (one time per visit) but I did not see the reason for the charge. Not like they had to clean a room or ?? The site that we stayed on had dog waste on it when we arrived and I think people are unhappy about the dog charge and don't clean up as a result. The sites are gravel for the most part which does get dusty when it is hot and dry. The garbage pick up is nice and the Verizon air card reception great. Good TV reception with many channels. I have been to worse parks and when you stay at popular area parks, there are some things you have to give up. The laundry area is nice and clean but expensive to use, $1.75 per load. I checked out most of the local campgrounds and all seem to be crowded so this park is as good as any.

This is a unique park in that you can actually see the sites on their website and pick one that you like. We were up on the hill and liked the little yard area that each site had. The entire site was gravel. The sites were a tad short for big rigs but they made do by parking their trucks etc. sideways. The owners were very nice and even hosted an ice cream social for campers. The park is centrally located to many attractions in the area. Wildlife abounds. We would stay here again. One channel on the TV so bring your dish or you can rent one here for a monthly charge. Nice laundry available and it is reasonable.

Very pleasant campground. We were escorted to our site and it was very roomy and had a nice 'yard' area. If the park was crowded, my opinion would be different. Luckily it was not crowded when we were here and the owner put each camper in, every other site. Had the 'in between' sites filled it would be very unpleasant. No cable TV here but the air card worked just fine. I would camp here again. Also a nice fenced in area for the dogs to run around. Many trails to hike around the campground too.

Close to a road that was fairly quiet but every once in a while the noise was noticeable. The choice of trees in each site was questionable. Chestnuts and walnuts. You can imagine the sound of the fruits on the camper roof at night!! The other hazard was trying to walk on the walnuts in the campsite. The people were quite nice. It was fine for an overnight stay but that was all that I would want. The bathrooms were clean but only the basics. Two showers (one behind the other). Luckily the campground was not crowded. Laundry was nice and clean. Again, an overnight stay would be fine.