Decent sites, leveling can be a challenge on some. Quite a ways off the highway to drive to. Good enough to stay the night.

Easy check-in. Convenient location near St. George. Very busy, most people had large RVs... more of a "parking-lot" style campground. Would be great for just an overnight stay. Showers and bathrooms seemed to be recently updated and were better than average. WiFi did not work at all toward the back of the campground. Clubhouse had ping...moreEasy check-in. Convenient location near St. George. Very busy, most people had large RVs... more of a "parking-lot" style campground. Would be great for just an overnight stay. Showers and bathrooms seemed to be recently updated and were better than average. WiFi did not work at all toward the back of the campground. Clubhouse had ping-pong, pool table, and several tables and chairs. Had a pickle-ball court. No fire-ring at most campsites. Wife had no Verizon coverage, thankfully we had a AT&T hotspot.

As noted by others, has some freeway noise, very limited kid activity areas (a plus?, fewer families), many sites not as level as they could be.Nice staff, very clean showers, good wiFi, OK cable TV selection, great base camp location for this area. My stay was week of January 9th. Warm days, cold nights. Water tap was frozen sol...moreAs noted by others, has some freeway noise, very limited kid activity areas (a plus?, fewer families), many sites not as level as they could be.Nice staff, very clean showers, good wiFi, OK cable TV selection, great base camp location for this area. My stay was week of January 9th. Warm days, cold nights. Water tap was frozen solid each morning.As the web-site notes. GPS is all fouled up on this and other locations in greater Hurricane UT area. So have maps and/or follow written instructions.Consumer Cellular had two-bars.

We stayed here to see Zion and Bryce Canyon end of November into Dec where some places aren’t open this time of year so even though it was a drive we chose this KOA. We have a 38ft toyhauler and F350. it was about 2.5 hours from Bryce Canyon but only 45 min to Zion- perfect for us and to our surprise there was great hikes just across t...moreWe stayed here to see Zion and Bryce Canyon end of November into Dec where some places aren’t open this time of year so even though it was a drive we chose this KOA. We have a 38ft toyhauler and F350. it was about 2.5 hours from Bryce Canyon but only 45 min to Zion- perfect for us and to our surprise there was great hikes just across the street (you could walk!) at Red Cliffs! We used All Trails to find other hikes. Overall I enjoyed this KOA- the internet was spotty but not a big deal for us. And the sites are def not level but have some blocks are your golden. There is freeway noise too but it wasn’t bothersome to us. But the owners were kind and the park was clean and maintained. My kids played pickleball almost everyday! Thanksgiving weekend was very crowded but come Sunday it emptied out!! The washers and dryers are able to be paid and controlled by an app which was great for us since I forgot quarters and the office was closed for Thanksgiving/Black Friday. Overall we could definitely stay again.

Avoid. They share hookups on pulls thrus. No real traffic flow as campers oppose each other. Neither we nor our neighbors could fully open slides. Two of us couldn’t access sewer. Had to move picnic table to be able to get in our RV. There were some decent sized sites- we’re 40ft and we surely did not get one. Too much money for so li...moreAvoid. They share hookups on pulls thrus. No real traffic flow as campers oppose each other. Neither we nor our neighbors could fully open slides. Two of us couldn’t access sewer. Had to move picnic table to be able to get in our RV. There were some decent sized sites- we’re 40ft and we surely did not get one. Too much money for so little room.

They were able to accommodate same day booking for 2 large campers and was only 3/4 full. Spots are tight with limited shade. Unlevel sites so have blocks for tires. 45 minutes from Zion national park. Pool for kids but no organized kid stuff like other KOA. Great views. Clean bathroom and quiet.

We stayed here three nights over Memorial Day weekend. The spots are very close together, but it didn’t bother us. The pools was open, and the kids had fun. WiFi worked well.

Had to run to Walmart and buy 2 sets of leveling blocks. Had one set already and 10 pieces of 2x6. The sewer connection is also broken. Luckily it came off when I was hooking up and not dumping a tank. They have not fixed it yet. Will dump on the way out of here. Verizon is 2 bars at the moment and can cruise the internet but can’t str...moreHad to run to Walmart and buy 2 sets of leveling blocks. Had one set already and 10 pieces of 2x6. The sewer connection is also broken. Luckily it came off when I was hooking up and not dumping a tank. They have not fixed it yet. Will dump on the way out of here. Verizon is 2 bars at the moment and can cruise the internet but can’t stream Netflix on it. Highway sounds close to us. Good thing for ear plugs. This is better than a lot of other KOA’s we have been too. It served its purpose.

Friendly staff, good pool, mini golf, playground, etc. Everything worked smoothly and it was a good experience.

Got chased out of our previous location by cold weather and ended up here short term. Served its purpose. Internet, hookups and that’s about it. Close sites and construction currently going on. Good for a night or two if passing through.

Decent KOA but close to freeway. There is a really nice campground on the way in that borders the lake. The Verizon service is really poor. The campground is clean and the hosts are nice.

Decent KOA but close to freeway. There is a really nice campground on the way in that borders the lake. The Verizon service is really poor. The campground is clean and the hosts are nice.

Standard KOA experience; good for an overnight stay. Easy access from I-15.Pleasant office and check-in process. Sites are gravel; expect to do some leveling (which wasn't an issue). All sites tend to slope towards the I-15 and towards St. George to the South. Campground was clean. Large clean restroom/shower facility. Didn't use any o...moreStandard KOA experience; good for an overnight stay. Easy access from I-15.Pleasant office and check-in process. Sites are gravel; expect to do some leveling (which wasn't an issue). All sites tend to slope towards the I-15 and towards St. George to the South. Campground was clean. Large clean restroom/shower facility. Didn't use any other amenities. No issues with hookups. WiFi was adequate (for general internet surfing and email). Nice view of the canyon on the opposite side of the I-15; especially in the morning light. Road noise from I-15, but that should be expected since the campground is just off the highway.Overall a pleasant overnight stay and hitting the road refreshed the next morning. All you can ask for.

This KOA is fairly easy to access from the interstate, either from the Leeds exit or from the Hurricane exit. Do NOT take Old 91 road because it is very rough gravel. The campground has paved roads, except for one loop, with gravel pads, which are just long enough for the longest RVs, with no room to spare. If you have a shorter RV the...moreThis KOA is fairly easy to access from the interstate, either from the Leeds exit or from the Hurricane exit. Do NOT take Old 91 road because it is very rough gravel. The campground has paved roads, except for one loop, with gravel pads, which are just long enough for the longest RVs, with no room to spare. If you have a shorter RV then you might fit both trailer and tow vehicle into the space. There is NO room between sites and they have the picnic tables butted end to end so you might be sharing your outdoor dining space with neighbors. Tent pads are located along the edges of the loops; they are not very well maintained. The pool is ok, just a rectangle. There is a pickleball court and horseshoe pit. The bathrooms were clean though a bit old. The laundry facility is nice. People are friendly. The campground is weedy, could be tidier. In the winter months, November through March, there are generally lots of spaces available, and they rent some spots by the month. During the season, it's a busy place. There is constant noise from I-15. It's not a peaceful camping experience.The campground is along the side of the ridge and has great views of Red Cliffs and the Pine Valley Mountains. You can hike/bike in Red Cliffs and drive north to Leeds to access the National Forest for more outdoor activity. The entrance to Quail Creek Lake and state park is just ~2 miles down the road. Zion National Park is about 30 miles away, and there is an abundance of beautiful landscape to explore throughout the region.Verizon service is 1 bar, occasionally 2.

For all my digital Nomads, there is almost no signal here and zero data on Verizon. I could not even keep cell calls from dropping with booster. Wifi is decent for most work and some video. However, I had several video calls drop which was embarrassing to say the least. Cramped conditions as with most KOA’s and really crowded duri...moreFor all my digital Nomads, there is almost no signal here and zero data on Verizon. I could not even keep cell calls from dropping with booster. Wifi is decent for most work and some video. However, I had several video calls drop which was embarrassing to say the least. Cramped conditions as with most KOA’s and really crowded during the weekend. Check I was easy. Bathrooms and showers were very clean but dated. Common areas were nice. Did see a decent amount of roaches at night around our campsite. Great attractions with a 5 min drive. Definitely check out the red rocks park across the interstate and the nation forest roads north of the park leading into the mountains.

We generally avoid staying at KOA's d/t their cramped conditions. As an example, I initially thought that this campground had a decent amount of space between units. Then I realized they still planned to put people in between us and the person next to us. We had to bring in our slide so our neighbor could connect his sewer hose. (That'...moreWe generally avoid staying at KOA's d/t their cramped conditions. As an example, I initially thought that this campground had a decent amount of space between units. Then I realized they still planned to put people in between us and the person next to us. We had to bring in our slide so our neighbor could connect his sewer hose. (That's the KOA difference!)Anyway, we needed a place to work with a decent data connection before a weekend of hiking. This location provided what we needed. I do not recommend coming here for the "extra" campground amenities. The pool is very small, as is the playground. There is no dog park, and everyone has at least one dog. The public bathrooms are nice--large. A few notes: their website provides directions regarding what way to drive into the campground. FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS. You will likely damage your RV otherwise. There are grocery stores and a Wal-Mart within easy driving distance, making this a great late night destination, but you will likely need reservations d/t the proximity to Zion National Park. Additionally, we had to check in after hours. Although this meant that our Good Sam discount was not applied, they did set up a fantastic after hours check in process for us, and I really appreciated their efforts to do so. Overall, however, I would likely travel up the road to where I found better rates and more room at some other campgrounds.

Full hook ups. Again, one night and didn' explore it much.

This is your basic KOA, close to a freeway, decent but not luxurious. Phone service on Verizon was basically non-existent, wi-fi was nearly unusable. The pool was decent, the staff was friendly and competent.

The location was good, easy to get on and off the highway and a short distance to St. George, Hurricane and Zion National Park. That also means there is a lot of highway noise. Like, a lot. Its easiest to get to the KOA from the I-15 exit to the north of the KOA. Otherwise, you will travel quite a ways or have to drive down a gravel ro...moreThe location was good, easy to get on and off the highway and a short distance to St. George, Hurricane and Zion National Park. That also means there is a lot of highway noise. Like, a lot. Its easiest to get to the KOA from the I-15 exit to the north of the KOA. Otherwise, you will travel quite a ways or have to drive down a gravel road that looks to be poorly maintained.The campground is all gravel. All of the sites seem to be somewhat un-level and not very long. I saw many trailers and motorhomes sticking out slightly into the road. Each site shares hookups with your neighbor which means your side yard is also shared with your adjacent neighbor. I really do not enjoy this set up and it feels like you are camping with strangers, Luckily we had good neighbors so it was not as bad as it can be. Cell service and internet were bad at our site but when I walked through the campground the signal got stronger. We were along the back row right up next to a hill. I think this impeded our cell and internet signal somewhat. I had to use a booster to get reliable service.PROS:Decent locationCONS:Sites are un-levelGravel everywhereNot great maintenance on the bathrooms and shared areasWi-fi was un-usableIts a KOA