Springville-Provo KOA

Definitely not the nicest KOA we’ve visited — older rigs throughout the park, no trash pickup and the trash cans are few and far between. However, for the location (30 minutes to Sundance & 1 hr to Park City) & price ($40/night including taxes with KOA membership), you can’t beat it.

We were in site 205 and the wifi was excellent. We were both able to conduct our work video conferences throughout the day.

If you're looking for the cleanest, roomiest campground around, this may not be for you. But if you need a place to set up camp for a day or two as you're passing through the area, the Springville/Provo KOA will probably suffice.

We rolled in Friday afternoon around 5:30. Check in was easy-the young lady at the front desk was friendly and pointed me in the right direction. Our site (410) was dirty when we pulled into it (a couple soda/drink bottles on the table, two dirty rags on the ground, an old doormat that was left behind and trash, including a razor, on the grass.) Not a great first impression.

We noticed that the sites were fairly tight as well. We were able to put our slide out and awning out, but had there been people on either side of us, it would have been super close.

There are bathrooms available-individual rooms with toilets and showers. But stay away from room #1-it is filthy and doesn't have a towel dispenser or hand dryer. So you're on your own for hand drying. All the rooms look to be pretty dated and could use a little updating.

There are a lot of long term residents in the park, which can be hit or miss. In our experience, we actually made friends with a few of the residents and had no problem with anyone. People respected quiet hours and we didn't have any trouble with neighbors.

The pool area looked nice, although we didn't swim. There is also a club house and a pavilion-also amenities that we didn't use, but appreciated were available. The trees are mature and there is some shade, although on a hot August day, the sun was beating down on us pretty good.

Overall, this place has potential with just a little more attention to the cleanliness and upkeep. We will likely return to see our new friends who call this KOA their home.

Paid $46 for a single night stay. Full hookups (50amp, water, sewer). Stayed in spot 321.

The roads through the campground are a bit narrow and the sites are a bit more cramped than we like. But it was a quick overnight stay to check on a few things with our camper so it worked well for what it is.

There's a WalMart and a Smith's Marketplace just an exit away on the freeway. And a couple gas stations and fast food right there near the campground. Fairly easy to get in and out.

Looks like about half the campground is permanent (or long-term) campers but everything is tidy with some nice trees for shade.

We’ve stayed here on two separate occasions and do not have the same impression as some others. Perhaps it’s where the site is located. There are long term renters with yard spread located on the south side of the park. We were parked on the north side near the office on both our stays.

We found our site to be clean/well maintained and our neighbors quiet and friendly. Office staff was great and the group facilities including laundry were clean. This is an RV park so sites are close. Great location right off the highway but was not bothered by any road noise. Our door side had a nice view of the mountains.

Felt safe and will definitely stay here whenever we pass through.

I had many ideas of a title for this review. Never Again / Run Away / Trailer Park disguised as a Campground but I decided "The Inner City Projects of the RV World" was the best description. First of all, I must accept the responsibility for making the reservation without fully checking everything out. With that said this is the worst campground ever. We needed to stay in the Provo Area and the Lakeside RV Park in Provo was full so I thought, “Hey this place will work for a few nights?” The sites are way too small (width and length) for larger rigs, we fit but there is no privacy of space. We had one slide out 3” off the neighbors awning… our water hook-up was IN our neighbors front grass area… the water pressure was so bad my water pump had more pressure. From what I could see I think at least a one-fourth to one-third of the park is full time residents but maybe I am exaggerating. There is no view from this park except for the rig next to you unless you are one of the full timers backed into the first row. The crazy part is this campground was busy, several big rigs there for the week. I guess some like to camp like this, on top of one another. I don’t not camp at KOA very often but have been at a few that were very nice, not all KOA are equal have learned. FYI... there are train track right behind this place but we had out AC Units running non stop to cut the noise of the campground out and never heard the trains.

Even though access off Interstate 15 is easy, I would not stay here again, particularly because I have a dog. The sites are narrow and very close together. The dog park is TERRIBLE. It's too small, it is not clean, it stinks and there are fleas and other biting bugs there that are not in the rest of the park. Lots of permanent residents with less than well maintained units. This is supposed to be a Journey park, but it does not deserve this rating. I've been in nicer KOAs that weren't Journey designations. The price is expensive for what amenities are provided.

This is what is we typically find in KOAs. Very tight spaces, mixed with some long term residents and in need of some general cleaning and upkeep.

There is a laundry facility with 3 washers and dryers. Very reasonable prices. I heard that there is a second laundry facility on the premises.

Electric, water and sewer all worked fine. Sites was pretty level. Ours was a pull through site.

Easy location on and off the highway.

Campground has WiFi. I was getting about 3MB down.