iCamp Green River

I think they’re trying but this place leaves a lot to be desired. Wifi is not good, inaccessible from our site. Many sites are missing fire pits. They have bbqs and picnic tables though. The power is fine. The staff is friendly. Dog park is pretty sad, no grass or bench or shade or anything interesting. All dirt and gravel, no paved sites. Overall it’s fine.

After a week boondocking we needed water, shower, and clean clothes… showers/bathrooms are super clean, laundry equipment newer (bring your own soap)! Friendly easy check in. Spaces are not large… packed in with other large campers… could hear everything going on next door… wish we were spaced out more. Internet worked for us 6.8 down. Train came through blowing its horn about 3 AM… Water is good so we loaded up. Heading out again for some wide open spaces…

This place is apparently undergoing a change in management/ownership and therefore I believe upgrades are still in progress. I think the price reflects what it ought to be once they are finished. If I were to come back to this area I would probably check out the other spots before staying here again. That being said, I would stay here again if it ended up being the best deal.

Pros: The owner/manager is super friendly and helpful. The wifi is free and works well. Wasn't anywhere near full the entire time I was here. Laundry is free. Cell service (AT&T) is strong. Easy to get to and fairly level sites. Bathrooms and showers were pretty decent, nothing fancy.

Cons: Not many trees/shade/privacy. Not so much curb appeal, it isn't exactly the nicest place to look out your window at. The train tracks are right next to the campground and it does pass through about as early as 6:30am and as late as 9:30pm.

We stopped here on an overnight on our way to Idaho from Colorado.

First off, this park is now called iCamp Green River with new owners. They are working hard to make it a nice RV park.

The park was fairly empty (only 4 other RV) and our space was nice and level. We were able to pull through and remain hitched up.

The office staff/new owners were very friendly and helpful. We did not check out the bathrooms so we can’t verify if they were clean or not.

The only ding I can really give this park is the train that runs right by it. It was fine during the day but the 5:30am train whistle was not enjoyable. If you don’t mind trains then this is a super nice park with excellent access to Moab. Reasonable rates and friendly people. Excellent Verizon service.

We met The Best people while staying at this site. Our site was was pull through, with hard dirt, and was level. The hookups worked great. The laundry worked great for our 2 loads. We went to Arches, Moab, and explored canyons from this spot. The staff was super friendly and we loved Them! Not going to lie, if you are the tinniest bit sqwimish about cleanliness, the bathroom was a little scary. The wi-fi did not work for us, but we got great cell reception. Really enjoyed our experience at this camp spot.

We stopped here as it was too late to make it all the way to Moab. Easy in and out for one night. Took advantage of Passport America so the price for the spot seemed okay. Without the discount, not sure it would be worth it. Park is under new(er) management and they are trying to spruce the place up, so you'll see a lot of things in progress, which is great. Staff was super friendly and very welcoming. It's right across from Green River State Park.

Picked this place because it was open, had spaces and was reasonably priced (we got a PPA 50% discount on the first night). Took one of the 4 new 50amp sites in the back corner. Very few people in the park, which was nice (for us, anyway). Quiet in the park. Bathrooms and showers clean (but old), with GREAT water pressure and lots of hot water.

The park is under new management - new owners bought it this year. They have been making gradual improvements and more are planned including irrigation system for the grass and upgrade of all the sites to 50amp.

The biggest drawbacks are the train tracks not too far away, and the trains that goes barrelling through town several times a night with horns blaring (I gues to warn that they are NOT slowing down). Of course, the trains are probably an issue for all the RV parks in town, although I think this one is closest to the tracks.

The other issue, from our site, is that we were in the very back corner. On the other side of the fences were a horse paddock and, down the way a bit, a dog that barked rather incessently. The flies were an issue from the horses, I think --- but it may have just been that time of year.

All in all, even with the drawbacks, I would come back here again.

Just here for the night. Good electric, sewer, water. Didn't check out any of the other amenities. Kind of barren and no one was here on a Friday noon, but there is self-check in and I was able to call the phone number to find out how to use the PPA rate. She said she'll come by later in the afternoon and she seemed very nice to deal with.

Picnic tables are really dried out and beat. I did pull in some over the air TV surprisingly as Green River is pretty remote.

Convenient for on the way to getting to Moab area attractions.