Lions Club RV Lot

Stayed 5/22 and 5/23. It’s a great location. Walking distance to grocery and hardware stores. Gas is only a couple miles away. Trees shading the RV spots. Beautiful scenery. Water spigots and dump station at the RV lot. Other solo RV women there so felt very safe. Couldn’t find a donation box. BUT… I had to carry my dog to the road to walk her because of all the prickers on the ground. Even taking shoes off still got prickers in my rig. The only way I’d stay there again is with a pair of slip on shoes I could leave it outside my rig

We were here in late May, 2021 on a Sunday night for a one-night enroute stopover. There were a couple other rigs there, another arrival after us (we pulled in around 4pm). Milford is a decidedly non-touristy small town, welcome after the crowds around Bryce Canyon, etc. The simple and small campground was clean, easy to pull our 36' moho and toad into, and very quiet overnight. There was also a dump/fill station across the street, which we didn't use. There is a donation tube near the sign in the campground.

For a one- or two-night stopover, this campground is fantastic and it's such a kind thing for the Lions to offer. We were very appreciative!

We were headed to Zion NP from Great Basin NP and that was the only place along the way that was not part of BLM that we could stay at. It’s free, leveled ground, somewhat easy access, two water spigots and sewer (that we didn’t need use). It is maintained by the Lions Club and they take donations. We were the only trailer in the small park that night. This place is not an oasis but free in the middle of nowhere, it was great. I would stay again there if I was in the area.

This is a level gravel parking lot essentially with a grid of trees planted which will provide nice shade as they get bigger. There are no official spots, kind of pick anywhere. They must have added new gravel or pulled weeds because the gravel look nicer different from previously uploaded photos. We stayed here one night in November. Water was off (two water spigots). Only one other trailer in the lot but it looked unoccupied (had tumbleweeds against it, no vehicle). It's on the edge of town so open views to the west. Lots of pick up trucks drove by but it was a Saturday night in Milford. Overall a quiet stay and we'd stay here again when traveling through (or up at Rock Corral Recreation Area nearby). A suggested donation is asked for the Lions Club to maintain the area. Close to bathrooms (probably seasonal) and playground. Dump station too. 4G Verizon. Sprint was roaming. Don't forget to eat at Penny's Diner a 24 hour diner in Milford believe it or not!