We stayed one night here, simply because we were hooking up with relatives. The swimming pool was covered, (assuming for the winter). The place is full of full time residents and trashy looking trailers.We had a pull through but no full hook ups were available. We probably would not stay there again, but the check in process was efficient and the check in person friendly.

This park is worth the stop if you are in the area. The owners are very friendly and good cooks also, as the restaurant food was excellent. There are many fun items for sale in the store/gift shop. Although there are a lot of trees, we had no problem with our satellite. Most of the sites have covered fire rings, as well as wooden 2 seat swings. We will definitely stay here again.

This campground is close to the interstate but we were looking for EZ off, EZ on. Friendly staff and nice store/gift shop area. We liked being escorted to our site. Cable and Wi-Fi are on site but we used our satellite and our Verizon air card, which both worked great. Would not hesitate to stay here again.

What a wonderful RV Park! Although, it is small and cozy, the setting and location is exceptional. Our site #13 was well shaded and easy to back into with our big rig. The staff was eager to inform us of all of the nearby sites and answered all of our questions. My husband stayed in this park with his family in 1960, the year the park opened.

This was an overnight stop for us. We were parked by the playground in #67. We could not get anything on the satellite but the antenna worked well for local stations. The laundry area was clean. This place is probably pretty busy on the weekends but tow parking was not a problem on a Monday. Guests are required to pay $3.00 each per day to visit a campsite. We have not run into this in two years of RVing.

We stayed at this RV resort as guests of members. It was our first visit but will not be our last. This park has all of the amenities you could want, including large spaces, green grass, open areas, scattered small laundry facilities, restaurant, small store and pool. During the summer, there is a weekly craft and rummage sale on Saturdays. There are many planned activities, of which we did not take advantage of. This is their 25th anniversary celebration year. All staff are friendly and glad to have you as guests.

This park is an easy on and off the freeway. The office lady was friendly but the escort guy did not say one word to us. Got us to our place and took off. As others have said, there is alot of noise around the park but probably OK for an overnight stay. The price is excessive, compared to other parks we have stayed at in the last month.

We stayed one night in this small park on our way through the area. It is on the side of a motel. We visited friends so really used the park as a place to sleep. There are not a lot of amentities, if that is what you are looking for. We found the lady owner very friendly. Gravel spaces were fairly level but the grass was not well groomed. The town has lots of shopping and, of course, tons of fishing. We will stay here again if we are in the area.

This was an overnight stay for us. We had trouble finding the place, mostly because one of their directional signs fell down 5 weeks ago and has not been replaced yet. The road leading to the park is gravel, with no dust control. No one was in the office when we arrived. We called the number and were instructed to park anywhere. The office/store is sparse on merchandise. Our biggest disappointment was the train whistles blowing all night long. The owner was very friendly. This is a 2 year old park with long, gravel pull-throughs and young trees.

I agree with other reviewers that there are many rental RV's here but we had no problem with their behavior. We stayed on the bottom part of the park with our 40' motorhome. We would not have been happy to be assigned in the upper part of the park. The roads were not smooth and many turns were required to get to the sites. There have been recent rains here so that may have attributed to the roads being full of ruts. Also, because of the rains, the sites are rather wet and muddy. The laundry facility was spotless and all of the workers very friendly and wanting to be of help. The wi-fi worked well, but our Verizon wireless card and phone did not get a signal here in Bryce Valley. The little store is well equipped with basic food and RV staples.

We camped here for three nights with our grand kids. It is a very nice park, with a playground. We rode the train to the Grand Canyon. All of the reservations and directions for the tickets to be picked up were easy and straight forward. The RV spaces are rather narrow and there are no picnic tables. Otherwise, a great, clean park.

Staying here was not our first choice, however the other major park in this area was booked. After a slow check-in process, we were assigned a spot that was already occupied. Had originally reserved a pull-thru site, but was eventually located in a back-in site. Our site was not level: parked with our front wheels off the ground. Office staff would benefit from customer service classes, and the park could use some general spiffing up. Appears quite a few full-timers residing here.