Aspen Grove RV Park

Stayed the 1st week of September. Park is clean and quiet and our site was immaculate. Streets are wide and easy to navigate. Lots of new trees which means they will have awesome shade someday! Nice store, laundry, showers, bathrooms, playground, dog area, outdoor living room with barbeque and fancy furniture. Paved pull through sites that are level. Easy full hook-ups. Large patio with picnic tables. Checking in was simple. No complaints at all! We use a pep-wave router so can't comment on how the cell service or wi-fi is. We really like it here.

If you find yourself near Tremonton, UT (north of Ogden), you may want to check out Aspen Grove RV Park. We need a place to stay on our way to Oregon, and would highly recommend it. It's about 3 miles off the freeway, and we found it fairly quiet except for the occasional train (one time), or there were some fireworks at the rodeo park. It's level concrete pads and grass between the sites, which are well spaced. It's a good place to stay for the night, but I would not hesitate to stay longer in any season. It's a new park so everything works. It's not full during the summer so drive in's and after hours are welcome, but I'll bet it fills out more with winter sports.

This is not an RV Park for kids enjoyment -- although kids are welcome. There are written restrictions as to what kids can do (including riding bikes in the park -- not permitted except on the road in front of the office), however we just stayed 32 days at an RV Park with lots of "free range" unsupervised children as young as 3 years old, and there were many instances of unsafe behavior due to parents not supervising. This is the opposite of that spectrum, but if your willing to take the kids to a park or bike riding trail, then you should get along very well.

Dogs are welcome, but you better not be caught with your dog off leash (except in the very nice dog park), or the rules say you will be immediately ejected from the park without refund. I'm not sure they are stringent about this, but I did find people being more careful about their pets behavior (which I liked). Having had unwelcome visits by untethered dogs --- I don't have an issue with this rule -- but you should be aware. They don't allow pens for the dogs. We have a dog, and had no issues.

This is a nice RV park. We did not have time to visit the surrounding area as we were just passing through. The park was clean, level concrete pads with both pull-through and back-in sites. Pedestals were in good working order and water pressure was sufficient. Water tasted good too. We didn't use the clubhouse but saw kids in there doing activities. Showers were clean. We did not use the laundry facilities, but they looked like they were in good working order.

This park is adjacent to a full-time living area that both RVs and modular homes. I liked that the RV park was separate from the full-time living area. The full-time living area was clean and tidy. I have been to too many RV parks that had full-time living areas and many times those are just run-down units that are unkept.

I had never seen an RV park with sites that had both a trailer power/water pedestal and a Rivian charging port in the same site. There was a separate parking area for electric vehicles. Forward thinking was nice to see.
We could not tell if there was a lot of road noise as the inclement weather was loud enough to not hear anything else.