Sites are paved, narrow and pretty level. Sites seem smaller side to side because the hook ups are right in the middle of the green space. So your picnic table is on the same line as your neighbors hook ups. Laundry room has several machines which are older so not as efficient. Park was very quiet during the week but got noisy during t...moreSites are paved, narrow and pretty level. Sites seem smaller side to side because the hook ups are right in the middle of the green space. So your picnic table is on the same line as your neighbors hook ups. Laundry room has several machines which are older so not as efficient. Park was very quiet during the week but got noisy during the Scary Hill weekends in October. About 30 min to downtown SLC and a few minutes to grocery. I would have been happier if the site would have been $35 or less. For $48 I expected more.

We stayed here for one night on a long trip to see family and have a place with hookups for the hot summer night. The sites are pull-through, but the shorter sites are dirt/grass and have shared electrical boxes, which meant that we had to grab out the extension cord and plugin on the other side of the RV. Also, because these sites are...moreWe stayed here for one night on a long trip to see family and have a place with hookups for the hot summer night. The sites are pull-through, but the shorter sites are dirt/grass and have shared electrical boxes, which meant that we had to grab out the extension cord and plugin on the other side of the RV. Also, because these sites are dirt/grass, they apparently decide to water the sites between guests, so there were muddy puddles everywhere. These sites are also extremely close together, so there's not much room (if any) between your neighbor's slide and your awning. If you're coming here, I recommend paying for the longer pull-through sites - you'll get a paved pad, your own electrical box on the side where your hookups are, and slightly more space to spread out.

Good for a night. Just off the highway but no highway noise. Stayed one night in the off season. Nov 1 till spring it’s $25 per night with full hookups. Most of the 50 amp spots are taken with full timers in the winter. Bathrooms and showers are closed off season. Easy in. Nice grass on November 28th.

The RV park is right next to the water park and is essentially a large grass field . Spaces are very tight and a little unlevel. Lots of older rigs and lots of spots with one rig 3 cars and multiple tents all in one space.We ended up not using the water park because it didn’t look worth it and was pretty crowded on a Saturday night...moreThe RV park is right next to the water park and is essentially a large grass field . Spaces are very tight and a little unlevel. Lots of older rigs and lots of spots with one rig 3 cars and multiple tents all in one space.We ended up not using the water park because it didn’t look worth it and was pretty crowded on a Saturday night. Also it is closed on Sundays. I think younger kids would enjoy it though.Bathrooms and other facilities need updating. Lots of out of order signs too.WiFi was unusable, AT&T had LTE but was slow, Verizon worked well enough but not great

This park is a bit dated and is not really what we expected. The spaces are very close together. There are lots of permanent campers here some in better shape than others. We would probably stay somewhere else if we came back thru the area. $25 winter rate limited facilities. $35 other times.

At first we were worried about the noise from the waterpark but we got lucky and got a spot at the end of the H row away from the pools.Pros:- very green with lots of trees- friendly staff- right by the waterpark (if you're into that...)Cons:- laundry old- showers/bathrooms old