Indian Peaks RV Park

I tried to make a reservation about 6 months in advance here. I called and was told that they only take reservations 1 month in advance. I was skeptical, but OK, maybe they aren't so popular. So today was 1 month in advance. I called, and what do you know, no availability. So now I've got to scramble and find something else.

The explanation (which would have been helpful 6 months ago) is that priority is given to long-term tenants and veterans (all well and good). What the office doesn't tell you is that many of the sites are long-term-ers and they can renew month-by-month. So it can be that no one leaves a full park in a given month.

To be clear, I'm not upset with this policy; the campground just should elaborate on the background and conditions instead of just saying, "call back when it's one month in advance" and then you do, and they don't have any sites available because low turnover and a full park which they know well about.

I wish I could give this place 0 stars. We were in route when they called and cancelled our reservation over Memorial Day weekend, after I had called earlier that morning to confirm everything. Destiny was super rude to us, yelling and cussing at us on the phone telling us we booked the wrong dates and telling us it was our fault because he doesn't make mistakes. I have never in my life been treated like this (and I'm an ER nurse, my husband prior military), especially as a paying customer. There was no deposit paid (thankfully), no email confirmation and it was only $150/week. Too many red flags and we should have known better. Don't stay here (unless you like getting yelled at and treated like trash), but if you do, confirm your dates 10 times.

We stayed here and drove to the north entrance of Zion for hikes. There are so many special touches that make it feel like a much better place to stay than usual RV parks! They are kind, respectful and generous. It was a great place to stay and I liked their website message so I had to check it out! Glad i did. The staff is amazing! We will stay here again and tell our family to stay here also. Seriously don’t miss this place! $30 for electric and water and less than 15 minutes from Zion North entrance/Kolob canyon.

Pulled up to this campground not far from the one that we got booted out without any notice due to a misunderstanding. Glad we did. Called the number and they had a spot so we took it. Destiny was very nice and helpful. Sites are gravel; full hook ups; super clean laundry room and campground. The only downside is there is not WiFi but everything else was perfect. Free ice and water and soft drinks. Would definitely recommend this campground.

This is an updated review. I’m going to do my best to remain objective.

We pulled in to ask if we could use their dump site for a fee. We have a flat tow, so we can’t backup to turn around, and the only way we could turn around was by going through the park. First impression: this place is a dirt lot on a slope. I wasn’t even sure they would have dump facilities, to be honest.

So, some dude hops in the “security” cart and comes flying up to the RV as we’re nearing the exit of the park. We inquired about using their dump site. We were told that they don’t offer those services, which was fine, but then he followed up with “you can leave now.” Just unnecessarily rude.

We reviewed our experience on Facebook, like I’m reviewing it here, and they came unhinged. Like any insult that they could muster up was thrown our way. Looking at their Google reviews, this seems to be their MO.

Just avoid.

We were heading through the state and just needed a place to stay for the night. We liked it so much that we stayed two nights and used it as our jumping off point to Zion.

We got a 30 amp site to save a few dollars. Destiny is very nice! He helped us check in and offered free drinks and ice. I asked him what time checkout was and he said "I'm not going to chase anyone out of here." Very nice place overall!

Oh yeah, only complaint would be that our sewer hookup was a little uphill from our RV. It was lower than our RV, but I had to pick up the hose to drain it when we were packing up. Definitely not a deal breaker.

I have been here at Indian Peaks for a month and I have decided to stay the winter because their prices cannot be beat anywhere around Cedar City. The facilities are very clean. The bathrooms are stocked and tidy. The laundry offers coin machines. Electric is included in the full hook-up price. The hiking trails here are beautiful. The park offers many different discounts. The tribe is very strict on how old a RV must be to stay here and they are extremely strict on how your lot is to be kept clean. Indian Peaks is a very quiet RV park, there are no children screaming and dogs no barking.