Loved it. Clean, level, and spacious. It’s a bit of a chore driving the levee road to get there, but worth it.
Pavers, hookups, clean park, what more is needed?
We originally stayed here one night while heading west but a storm caused us to stay and extra night. The spaces were a little tight but nice and level. The facilities were very clean and staff was very friendly. The Wifi was very quick for a...
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As far as urban camping goes, Happy Traveler is about the most compact park I've visited. Each site is a concrete slab, about 18' wide, with dense hedges on either side. Getting in requires some help such as moving the picnic table & cars parked...
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Access to the park was good. Signage could be a bit better. The signs are small from both directions. Be aware, our GPS tried to take us to the after hours entrance. The check in building is just a short distance from Lapelco Blvd. Check in...
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Access to the park was good. It’s at the very end of highway 317. Check in was quick and easy. The camp host met us as we drove in and suggested a spot but told us to pick anything that was not occupied if we wanted. He suggested site 27 which...
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Access to the park was good. Signage was good. The check in office was closed when we arrived. A notice asked us to find a vacant unreserved site and that an attendant would be by in the morning. There is a locked gate that required an access...
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We stayed here 4 nights in August of 2019 and completely enjoyed our stay. One of the dice a deer just randomly walked into the site. Great place right on the river. Quiet and peaceful.
Stayed at Snowbird Mesa, also known as Poverty Flats, 4 nights while taking in nearby Valley of Fire State Park. This free boondocking area is conveniently located between Valley of Fire State Park and Overton, Nevada on Route 169 and can...
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