We stayed here for 17 nights while visiting family living nearby. We stayed in a pull-through spot located on an raised island of hard-packed sand and pea-sized gravel, separated from the paved roads by a sloped concrete curb. The site was... Read more

This was our second Christmas stay at this campground. Located just a few miles outside of the 202 loop surrounding the Phoenix metro area, it’s a great choice for those who want that outdoors feel but also easy access to civilization. There is... Read more

First off, be aware that at the time of this review (December 2020), the park had recently been purchased by neighboring campground The Palms at River Edge. While they were starting to share the latter name, they still had separate websites and... Read more

We stayed a week at one of the full hookup sites, located on the left side of the campground. Each of those sites has a wall of tall plants on both sides, which added a bit of privacy to what were otherwise typically-sized sites for a KOA. It... Read more

The sites are unremarkable - large gravel stones with a short concrete patio to position your door over - but they’re level and not overly tight. The main draw of this campground - besides being located about an hour from Death Valley National... Read more

From a pure layout and site-spacing perspective, it’s fairly typical for a private campground that doesn’t have a lot of space to work with. The gravel sites are narrow but not uncomfortably so, and they are decently long and level. They have... Read more

We stayed here at the end of October 2020, when the campground was only about 11 weeks old. The campground has most of the usual amenities, but implemented in a unique way. Most of the RV sites are crescent-shaped pull-throughs on either... Read more

This is a great private campground in range of a number of parks and trails. The campground is divided into two main sections. The top section (where we stayed) has about two dozen big rig-friendly full hookup sites. All the sites are gravel,... Read more

The campground has a collection of full-hookup and water/electric sites, as well as several tent sites and two sets of cabins. They are generally fully booked in the early fall, so we had to settle for a water/electric site for our 8-day stay. ... Read more

Unsurprisingly, we couldn’t find a campground in Moab that could host us for three weeks in September, so we booked a stay at Mountain View RV Park. We made the mistake of asking for an available pull-through site instead of a back-in, which... Read more