We booked 5 nights here in late April, early May. I understand that many sites are tights, especially in big cities, but we had to change sights to be able to let our slides out. Also, no satelite due to the large trees. The place is right by... Read more

First thing you notice is the "permanent" residents surviving the San Diego real-estate market by living in junky RVs with their four kids. Our initial site was to tight to pull out sides (7), and so we moved over one. Still, so tight, there was... Read more

Our first boondocks experience. All full at the Lake of Fire Atlatl campsite led us south to this place. First, the road in is bumpy, but once here, the various split-off roads to spots can be very rutted, especially the further down you get to... Read more

This place is right off I-70, about 40 miles from Moab, Arches, Canyonlands, etc. This is their first season so the place is pretty plain, but well laid out. Far enough off the freeway for noise, but a slow train rolls through a couple times. Not... Read more