Springville-Provo KOA

Stayed one night in this KOA and was sorry. Maybe 10 feet between sites. I had a back in site to get some shade. The sewer connection was at the front of the site so I had to park all the way forward for my hose to reach. The restroom was terrible. Only one of six toilets was not plugged. No toilet paper or soap. Only reason for 2 stars instead of one is because I asked for a shady spot and they gave me one.

We usually boondock but visited this KOA for its laundry and showers.

While the location isn't beautiful and the internet is poor the rest was awesome.

The site were nicely spaced for a KOA and there were a few trees. The laundry room and bathhouse was newly renovated. I took a nice hot shower after a dip in the pool. The laundry had 3 washers and dryers.

The pool was clean and warm and the pool area organized.

Full hookups were nice and the area was quiet as once could expect for the location. Most sites were pull through. The dog park did have a bit of shade.

They do not sell propane but recommended a local business close by with good prices.

I had 1 bar of Verizon 5G, but it didn't act like 5G and we had 2 bars of AT&T 5G. We were unable to use Starlink due to the trees.

We did not check out the showers or bathrooms and that’s why we left 4 stars. Also there is a arcade area for the kids! Nice pool avd clean dig areas.

Our site was on the back row and was a back in. We fit fine but sites are tight IF the campground was full which it was not. When I went to book the site, there were only two available…and there were MANY open sites… so that leads me to believe they do not pack people in.

The staff were friendly avd it’s right across from a liquor store! Lol. We had a very quiet peaceful stay. The only down fall (and this is everywhere for us being from Arizona) is the mosquitoes! Tis the season! Lol

But otherwise can’t agree with the negative reviews. The grounds were clean everywhere we went.

The price should have been our first clue and darn it, I should have checked the satellite images! It’s basically a trailer park and honestly, I don’t think some of the rigs are even able to move any longer. Combine that with kids running around until midnight, making tons of noise (on a Monday night), a train on one side, the freeway on the other, made for a long night. But wait! I didn’t even get to the barking dogs that started at the crack of dawn and having to navigate around poop piles in our sad strip of grass.

The front entrance was pretty and the people who ran it (plus the residents) were extremely friendly, so I will give it that.

Busy campground with a mix of long termers and overnighters. Pull thru spaces were tight. Our site the pavement was nice and smooth and grass green and lush, other sites were not as nice. Amenities were also hit or miss (6 washers and dryers, only 3 working) Short office hours. Bathrooms/showers were cleaned daily (early), but the large number of construction workers, tended to mess them up quickly.

Ok for a quick overnight and I'd stay there for that. Otherwise, I'd look for something else.

One weird occurrence that happened was a trailer was leaving and forgot to take in their awning. As they were travelling down the lane between the pull thrus, the awning hit a Tiffin Allegro bus. It literally took out the drivers side window, glass everywhere. Fortunately no one was hurt.

We stayed at the Springville/ Provo Utah KOA in September 2021. This is a full service KOA with nice FHU 50 amp pull-thru sites which were long, wide and level. This KOA is one of the nicer KOA’s that we have stayed at. It is very well managed with a professional, friendly staff. It does have a pool, children’s play area and group area with two bbqs. It has lots of grassy area to walk your pups and we met many friendly fellow travelers here. I highly recommend this park. To see videos on this park and others, visit our YouTube channel: Jeff & Steff’s Excellent Adventure.