Fine for a overnight stay. Very dusty, clouds of it when ever anyone drove by even slowly. Restrooms were old and tired but clean. Interesting things to do in the area.

Rather pricey for dust bowl RV sites but in the tall pines. Large group of bicylists staying there so real tough getting into use the showers. This RV park is conveniently located for sightseeing in the area, which is beautiful.

Pricy, but conveniently located near the strip. We have stayed here before, and find it always clean and very well run. The construction is complete on the high rise building nearby so quiet. Restrooms and showers very clean. Sites are rock and concrete.

We got here on Labor Day and it was great, there at the most 25 rigs total in the park. It was quiet! This park is located just outside Bryce Canyon National Park. The park operates a grocery store, restaurant (cowboy buffet!), fuel station, and general store. Large sites and very clean including restrooms and showers. Great time to go, right after the holiday.

This park is okay for an overnighter, sites were on dirt but fairly good size and clean. Restrooms and showers were a little worn but clean.

Very nice RV park for one or two night stay over, near downtown. Park is neat with large sites and decent restrooms, very friendly staff.

Very nice RV park with great vistas of area around Santa Fe. This park had some of the nicest restrooms and showers we have seen. The only negative is there was no cable TV, but satellite reception was readily available.

We had an enjoyable stay for three nights at Gouldings. Conveniently situated to Monument Valley and had all of amenities. Sites were clean and good size and the only negative was the red dirt and dust, but the dirt is everywhere. Restrooms and showers were neat and clean.

This is by far the nicest and cleanest KOA that we have ever stayed at. Very nice staff, very clean and large grassy sites. We would not hesitate staying here again. ATV trails are easily accessed from the park.

We stayed here for three nights. This is the most convenient RV park to stay at since it is minutes from downtown and Temple Square. This KOA is showing it's age, expecially since this was there busiest time of the year, it was looking tired and worn out. Park needs some updating.

Very nice park, but since it was Labor Day weekend, it was a full house. Very neat sites, grass and concrete pads and conveniently located near Zion National Park. Restrooms and showers were very clean.

Very nice and clean state park. We stayed in E loop which had huge spaces. Restrooms and showers very clean. Only downside was the park is right next to I-5 which at times was noisy.

RV park is located just off of U.S. 101 very near Gold Beach. Restrooms and showers are very clean. Ocean beach is a two minute hike away via a path under 101. Cable TV was not working although no problem with satellite. Spaces are liberal in size.

A very nice state park, very clean all around. The RV spaces are very limited if your rig is over 35 feet though. Space D31 fit our 34 footer plus truck, but little room to spare and this was one of the largest spaces there. Easy hike to the beach, very quiet and pristine.

We stayed here for four nights, not much you can say about this site. Tight squeeze when backing into space, had to hunt for the cable hookup, no sewer hookup (it was behind a fence, unable to reach it), spaces are among the employee RV's. The Stovepipe Wells RV park is much better. Won't stay here again.

Very nice and clean resort. Spaces are nice size with green grass. All of the facilities are very nice. The only negative is nearby I-10 and railroad tracks but the amenities of the park off set the negatives. Will stay here again.

Very nice state park with adequate facilities, bathrooms were dated but clean, sites had 20 amp service, park is in beautiful area and many recreational locations are within an easy distance.

Gorgeous area of Oregon, will definitely stay here again, restrooms and showers were very clean. All of the sites were very large and included picnic table and fire pit, some of sites you could not see your neighbor.

Very nice RV park, super clean restrooms, and well tended grounds. Staff is very nice. The sites were gravel with an eight foot wide grass area and patio with picnic table. The park is close to downtown Chico and all it has to offer.

Very nice overnight park located just off of I-40, large truck stop is nearby for fuel and food, they even have a RV wash. Very neat and clean park as well as the restrooms and showers. Sites are nice size.

Decent overnight park located in the outskirts of Barstow. It was like camping in a dust bowl but the restrooms and showers were clean. Sites were on dirt and sand but nice size.

This is a new park, very neat and clean. Restrooms and showers were very nice. We thought the price was steep although it includes a round of golf for two. We did not play golf so I thought an adjustment should have been made. Spaces are very nice with paved patios and green lawn.

Excellent RV park located next to the Grand Canyon Railway depot, hotel, and restaurant. Total package included 2 nights, Grand Canyon park admission, and round trip on train which was $167 for two persons. These are the best restrooms and showers we have encountered, absolutely beautiful. RV's are parked on pavement with nice size spaces.

This campground is a decent overnight stay when passing through. In this case we were enroute to Phoenix from Northern California. Many permanent residents but restrooms and showers were clean and acceptable. Campsite was large but on dirt and sand.

This is a very nice RV park, very clean. We thought the fee was steep for this time of the year, the park was only about one fifth full, the most we have paid after a month on the road. Not very quiet, US 95 to the west, a logging mill that operates about 18 hours a day to the east on the Spokane River. Cleaning service comes by daily offering washing and drying, $2 a foot. Overall, satisfied with the park.

This is a very nice campground on the river, lots of trees. Very clean restrooms and showers, also a well stocked store. Spaces were nicely spaced leaving plenty of room.

The park had decent size pull thru spaces. Bathrooms were clean and good size. It seems that a good part of this park was for full time residents with aging RVs. This was a convenient starting point to Glacier Park, Kalispell, and other nearby areas.

We thought this was a good overnight park. Level sites, clean bathrooms, and close to Pendleton and I-84, but no WIFI.

Very nice campground located central to everything in the Black Hills. Very friendly and informative staff on hand to assist. We were lucky to get one of the four large spaces located near the creek at the rear of the property. Bathrooms clean but showers rather small. But overall, we were very happy with our stay there.

The staff was very friendly and informative. Restrooms were clean as was the campground. WIFI was spotty where we were located in the park.

This was a nice clean park but the space we were in was quite small. Restrooms were clean and staff very nice. Nicely located near the Sierra Trading Company store. Good for an overnight stay or several nights.

The staff was very friendly and informative. Park is easy walking distance to the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and downtown Cody. Bathrooms were very clean. The WIFI could only be accessed from the corner of the gift shop. Supposedly the wrong type of antenna was installed, soon to be fixed.

Very nice park, located right next to the Fort Bridger State Park which was very interesting. You can actually walk to the the State Park if one desires. RV spaces were huge and the restrooms were some of the best we have encountered. The staff was very friendly. This is an excellent place to stay, great for a one or two night stay.

This campground is near Butte, Anaconda, and I-90. Very clean restrooms and large showers. It had very large RV spaces and the WIFI worked fine. Just down the road is the Fairmont Hot Springs which was great, especially in the cool evenings.

We have stayed in a few of the Oregon State Parks and think they are the best bang for the buck. Clean restrooms and showers, large sites, full hookups minus cable, all for $17.00 a night. Best bargain there is.

We spent one night here on the way to the Black Hills in South Dakota. The restrooms were in terrible condition and you had to get the key from the office to get in. This RV park has many permanent residents. The police were in the park twice on calls during our overnight stay. THe park is squeezed between I-80 and the Union Pacific rail yard.