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Friends had recommended this park to us and the reviews were all great, so we decided we needed to check it out. So glad we did. We came in on a Monday in late September without reservations, hoping we might get a spot. Luckily there were two or... Read more

We made this our base for seeing Cedar Breaks NM, Red Canyon in the Dixie National Forest, Bryce Canyon NP and Escalante. Although the park is right on the main street of Panguitch, the town is small enough that traffic really dies off after dark... Read more

We actually planned on boondocking at a golf course about 45 mins away, but upon arrival around 8 at night we realized out batteries were dead :( Seeing as it was going to drop close to freezing we decided we needed to find a campground with plug... Read more

Very nice campground, everyone was super to deal with and our site was nice. Indoor pool and hot tub are nice and clean, bathroom and shower are nice, it’s really a nice place and we’d stop again.

This was a perfect camp for an overnight as we are driving from Oregon to Mammoth. The host was very helpful and sweet. The bathrooms were extremely clean. We had a view of the lake and a gorgeous sunset! Our dogs had the best time running around... Read more

Easy access down gravel road. Lots of spread out sites in wide open flat area. Great sunrise & sunset. Some noise from the interstate but sure beats noise of crowds in Moab. Only three other rigs we could see spread out over a distance on the... Read more

We needed a place for a month & KOA does not accept monthly. They referred us to Royal Oaks. We were very happy with the park & Owners. We actually extended an extra week. There is some road noise but it’s not bad. We are a 50amp Class A, but... Read more

It's best to manage your expectations when you go to Sandy Lake- the spots are very, very tight. Other than the close quarters, it's a good park. The park is an eclectic mix of full time RVers, tiny homes, mobile homes and a smattering of folks... Read more

We enjoyed this park. It is clean and cozy. The water station and dump station are very accessible. If you do not have an Indiana State Park Pass, you have to pay a one time fee of $7 to get in. We were here in the middle of October but it... Read more