Mountain View RV Park

We will forever refer to this place as "that sad little campground" as put by another reviewer. Indeed, half of the utility boxes look broken or in some form of ill repair, but we had solid 30Amp power. The sewer connections are oddly placed at the back of the pull-through sites, but 20' of hose got us connected. The water hookups are under the blue steel covers that you drove over on the way in, but the water came out the other end of the hose and tasted just fine. Road noise was moderate, and there was a lot of in and out traffic for the motel. In all, if you need an inexpensive full-hookup stopover for a night, it should work just fine. There were 4 RVs there on Friday night of Labor day weekend when we stayed.

We just needed a spot to park for our visit to 9 Mile Canyon.

Connected to the National 9 Motel, there is a cafe and an indoor pool for use by the RV park.

This is a sad little park on the side of the highway with cracked concrete pads between rock and weeds. Half the utility boxes have been smashed, no picnic tables, no trees, no landscaping.

A few permanents in old units have kept their sites nice and clean, and are very quiet neighbors.

FHUs with 30 amp (check in said they have 50 at the sites, but they don't). We didn't bother to hook up to sewer, but it was easily accessible. WiFi was spotty but available.

Some highway noise but we slept with the windows open and it was fine all night.

Definitely a place to stop for visiting somewhere else. Close to the good size town of Price with grocery stores, eateries and services.

This is an okay place to park for 1 night if you are in need. No other rigs here on Aug 29, 2015. Nice and quiet. This little park is connected to the National 9 motel. So you can use their pool, showers and rest rooms. There is a cafe there also. Neighborhood is a bit sketchy. It was nice for me to have air conditioning and pretty good cell signal. Wi-Fi works also. $24 includes tax. there is a nice fenced in area that has good grass for the dogs. There is a covered picnic table in there also. The park is right on the highway, but it does settle down at night and near an active train track.