Wonderland RV Park

This park shows the pride that the owners have in their property. They are the friendliest owners we have ever met while camping all across the USA. I was in a pull thru location and all services worked as expected. The WiFi was exceptional. The grass was watered frequently but they made sure not to water any of our belongings. Our group can be high maintenance but anything that we asked was meet with a friendly and helpful answer. While there are back-in sites along Route 24 which can be noisy at times but most people in the group were not really bothered by it. Looking forward to returning.

Nice young owners. They were seen daily taking care of the landscaping. Interior roads and sites are gravel. Lots of trees with a meadow behind the park. Good view of the mountains in the distance. Sites have a little separation with a small stretch of grass and trees. Our pull through site was long and somewhat level but narrow with trees. We had to position carefully to get our slides out and be able to open the bay doors. The WII FI either worked a little or not at all – mostly not at all. Verizon 1x so it was useless. Directv satellite worked but had to have the MH in the right position to avoid trees. The park is right by the road so there is traffic noise during the day but it quiets down at night. Closest RV park to Capital Reef. Be prepared to be off grid while you are visiting!

Stayed here for 1 night so we could recharge our batteries, dump the tanks, access WiFi, shower, and do laundry. The park is WELL maintained. Sites are decently spaced and level. Hookups were easy and clean. Nice views of the distant mountains and cows grazing on a private farm. WiFi was 4/5 speed and would be even better but the park filled up quick as the day went on. Laundry was affordable and worked well. The hot shower was perfect minus the hairs left over from a local Sasquatch who showered right before me and the shower curtain smelled like B.O.

Easy to access location on the corner of Hwy 191 and Hwy 12. Reservations and check in were both easy. Interior roads are smooth road base - even after a day of rain and snow the mud was nearly non-existent. All sites are a decent size with the most beautiful, lush green grass all around. Lovely trees that gave us shade but didn't block our satellite - score!

50 amp FHUs, everything worked well with easy location for smooth hookups. Site was level with views of the Boulder Mountains. Park WiFi worked well all hours.

Owners and their family maintain a super clean park. They were cutting back a branch to accommodate the slides on a 5er when we arrived - and were happy to do it :-)

Cute cabins and sheep camp wagon, plus nice tent sites with wind block fences along the back for every kind of traveler.

Although we were backed up to the highway there was minimal noise, even being at the intersection of two main routes.

Load up on groceries before you come, Torrey has no market. A few good eateries in town, you won't starve.

We will definitely stay here in the future.

This is a pretty little park conveniently located just west of the entrance to Capitol Reef National Park. The surrounding landscape is simply stunning, with views of snow capped mountains, lush, open fields with cows & horses and the entrance to Scenic Byway 12 literally right at your doorstep (take the drive over to Boulder and visit the state park!).

Torrey is very remote and services in town are minimal (and expensive). Groceries & alcohol are 30 minutes west in the town of Loa. The park offers free internet but cell service is very sketchy.
The park is well maintained but, unfortunately, half the sites back right up to the highway (20' behind you with no visual barrier). It can be noisy.

We were pleasantly surprised with this place. Each space has a nice grassy area with a shade tree. There is a lot of farm acreage surrounding the park and it has a beautiful view of Boulder Mountain. The bathrooms and showers are very clean. The owners are a young couple and work 24/7 to keep the place looking nice. No firepits, but you can borrow a propane fireplace for your space at no cost and just pay for the propane (on-site) that you have used. It is 10 miles from Capitol Reef. It also is located at the intersection with Hwy 12, one of the most beautiful highways in the country. From here you have access to Fish Lake, (Richfield [Walmart, Home Depot]), Boulder, Lower Bowens Lake, Burr Trail, Escalante and Hell's Backbone.

The only negative is that it is near the highway and the back up sites get some noise. Ask for a pull-thru and you will be fine. Loved this place, it was special, we will be back.

We came here to see Capitol Reef National Park. Saddly, there is no Verizon anywhere and this limited us to this campground. It was recommended in town as having the best wifi. We work during the day, so this was our best bet.

Overall it's a really clean and nice park. The owner lives on site, and is out cleaning it every day, all day. Full hookups, nice wide site pads, pull throughs and large lawn areas next to each site.

Staying in RV parks isn't really our thing, but if we returned to Capitol Reef we would stay here again.

This park is immaculately well maintained. The sites are large, gravel pads with grass between each with mature trees. There are both pull Throughs and back in sites. The restrooms were like new I didn't get a look at the showers or laundry. Though it is right at the intersection of two main roads, it seemed quiet in the evening and night. The wifi was great, but the park wasn't full. The best part was that the apples were ripe and we were invited to pick some! They were delicious.