I stayed here with a group of friends this weekend and we had so much fun! This group usually floats the river, but the water levels were pretty low so we opted to skip the float this year. I'm actually glad that we did, it gave us a chance to explore other things instead. Friday night, we joined other campers and locals for a game of BINGO. It was fun to meet other people and enjoy a spirited game together. I think they might have been short staffed because it took a long time to place a dinner order, but eventually we got to enjoy a burger. We also checked out e-bikes and explored the adjacent bike trail. We wanted to go out a little early and the nice man at the counter was gracious enough to come in early for us. The trailer site we stayed in was nice-lots of shade and a nearby shower and bathroom. I would love to stay at the site #17 which backs up to the river or cabin that overlooks the water next time. I'm definitely looking forward to coming back again. read more

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We stayed at Big Rock Candy Mountain Resort in one of the train car units in October, and it was easily one of the most disappointing lodging experiences we've ever had -- especially for the price (nearly $800 for three nights). From the moment we walked in, it was obvious the unit hadn't been properly cleaned or maintained in a long time. There was thick dust buildup, cobwebs in corners and on light fixtures, and visible grime on multiple surfaces -- even the inside of the front door. We found a dirty sock on the floor and an empty tissue box shoved under the TV. The bed frame was broken, kitchen countertop was broken with large amounts of grout missing, several lamps didn't work, and overall, the train car felt run-down and neglected. It wasn't just the unit. The entire property looked uncared for. The sprinklers outside our window pounded against the glass at 2 a.m., waking us up and forcing us to go outside in the dark to fix them ourselves. The convenience store was rundown, the soda fountain machine didn't work, and there was no coffee so we had to drive 10 miles each morning just to get coffee. There is NO restaurant on site. They sell gas station nachos and hotdogs. They advertise Starlink satellite internet but there are only hotspots around the property. I reported the state of the unit to staff upon checkout and followed up with photos afterward. Instead of taking responsibility, management chose to minimize our experience and referenced a supposed "strict no refund policy" that doesn't appear anywhere on their website or in the confirmation email. When the owners finally responded, they brushed off everything as a matter of "personal standards" and stated "after reviewing all the facts in the situation, a 10% refund seems appropriate, if not generous". The resort is now under new management, and it shows. The focus seems to be entirely on increasing revenue, not maintaining the property or caring for guests. The way they've handled our situation -- dodging responsibility, minimizing our experience, and inventing policies to avoid accountability -- says everything about their priorities. For a place that advertises itself as a "resort," the experience was anything but. The property is in disrepair, the cleanliness is unacceptable, and the management clearly cares more about money than the people spending it. Save yourself the disappointment -- this place is not worth your time or your money. The photos I've attached speak for themselves. read more

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I nice little country stop in rural Utah. The food is decent, but the vibe is awesome. Recommend stopping for lunch on your way through. Beautiful scenery and wildlife. read more

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What a great spot! We really enjoyed our time at this resort. We stayed in a train which was so cute and a fun idea. There's fire pits by the water and an awesome deck we played a game on. Dogs are allowed and need to be leased. This resort really does have everything with a RV park, restaurant, rentals, and various places to stay. Super friendly staff that was accommodating! We went in the office season and will be back when it's warmer for some of the water activities! read more

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Booked 2 spaces in the RV Park 2 months ahead. The place was filthy. Trash left from previous people. The camp spots were just dirt and sticker weeds. Why not put some gravel in? No trees or shade. I'm not impressed at all! This could be a nice place if they took care of it. I highly recommend going somewhere else. Not worth the money!!! read more

Super Great Cabin Style Camping; Near everything in that Area....Super Awesome Long Weekend getaway. Just a Beautiful Wilderness area with a Mild Modern Feel. Good Amenities and somewhat close to the nearest Suberban Supermarket; Bring your own Groceries and Lots of Ice;))) read more

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Not our first time here but first time in one of the cabins. 10/20 recommend. Nice cabin great location. So much to do. Beautiful views. Peace and quiet. And a bonus NO phone service. Completely enjoyed our stay read more

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It wouldn't take much to make this a great camping experience. It would start with owners paying attention and maintaining the property. I guess camping on dirt is ok if you are a RZR rider and want to boondock but to pay these prices for an improved campsite, you fall way short. Everything is very dirty and dusty. There is no speed limit enforced for RZR riding in the campground. Invest in some gravel for your RV sites. Fix all of the hookups that don't work Clean the restrooms and laundry rooms Empty trash more than once a week Fix things that are broken Dogs running loose against the rules ...no one to watch this RZR's speeding through the campground BBQ from the restaurant was better than expected and the value for the money was good. We had carryout back to our campsite. Staff in convenience store was polite and helpful but they can only do so much when they have to tend the store. Will look around for a better maintained campground in the area. read more

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Excellent burgers, steaks, and the sweet potato fries are amazing! The staff are super friendly, and the live music was great! read more

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Driving down 89 toward Bryce, we noticed the Caboose Village and had to pull over. This place is so cool! Each train car is uniquely decorated and designed - some with multiple bedrooms and full-kitchens. We stayed in Car #1, which has a comfortable sitting area, table, mini fridge, queen sized bed, bathroom... AND a loft with a groovy seating and sleeping area. We were mesmerized by the stars at night and overjoyed by the refreshing river during the day. We might've even tossed our dog in for a cool-down swim. :) My partner and I also had the great pleasure of chatting with the owners during our stay. Interesting, considerate, and overall pleasant folks. Please do yourself a favor and book with the Caboose Village while exploring this majestic part of the country. read more

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Went here for breakfast one day and lunch on another! Food and service is great! Nice to find a good spot around here! Thanks you guys! read more

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Caboose Village has 12 mid century cabooses and train box cars that have been modified in to rustic hotel rooms. Here is a video walkthrough of the train cars: https://youtu.be/5eUHxdzYrTk They offer nicely appointed bathrooms, heating and air conditioning. Then depending on the train car, a kitchen or kitchenette with a fridge, coffee maker, microwave and in the large cars a stove. Along with towels and linens and comfy beds. Big Rock Candy Mountain is a destination stay. There are over 1,000 miles of off road trails on the Paiute Off Road Trails, white water rafting, have a lazy float down the river, go fishing, hiking or a bike ride on the Candy Mountain Express Bike Trail. Or check out Big Rock Adventure when you can go zip lining, rock climbing or try out their ropes course. There are old gold mines, historic sites and museums to see. Roast marshmallows by the fire and star gaze in the dark sky. Hope you enjoy it! read more

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Absolutely enjoyed our stay. We spent two nights in the Caboose Village. Our Caboose was comfy, warm and wonderfully decorated. WI-FI and satellite television is a little spotty. But, who needs either with the resorts location in the center of so many great activities. 2,000 miles of ATV & Offroad trails, 6.5 mile paved bike path thru the canyon, fishing, river float and hiking. We loved renting E-bikes and riding from the Resort to Sevier and back. The Resort Restaurant where we ate breakfast, lunch and dinner was great as well. The staff was more than helpful. Thanks again to Kaylee, Bailey, and Nathan your hospitality was a great bonus too our stay. read more

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Arrived with a large group renting over 80% of the resort, as we have done successfully at this location many times before but now with new owners. Checked in to the Zephyr which sleeps 8. They only had one key as guests LAST SEASON didn't return them. I guess keys don't matter when the back door doesn't lock anyway? Cool railcar but shredded cushions, fire pit table with no fuel tank, and serious lack of cleanliness was not impressive. Seated for dinner at 6 pm closest to the kitchen with staff walking by. We didn't get drinks(even water) nor were orders taken for 1.5 hrs. Other tables seated, served and left. Locals seemed well cared for. At 8:09, half the orders had to change because they ran out of food. We were served at 8:30, 2.5 hours after being seated without silverware, napkins, refills & were left fending for ourselves. I received a pile of brisket fat replacing my original order of Tri-tip. I'm not talking just fatty meat. I am talking fat and not meat on a pile of soggy nacho chips floating in 7-11 style nacho cheese with a blob of sour cream for extra sogginess. My husband received 4 very small ribs with little meat. Perhaps that was all that was left ? Years prior we were blown away by great food in the middle of nowhere. The waitress ran all night but was annoyed & stated repeatedly that she was going to get fired for yelling at so many people. Keep in mind that this was booked well over a month in advance and there was nowhere else to dine open anywhere for many miles. Some left hungry running to the gift shop for pop tarts right before closing. We tipped the waitress several hundred dollars for a table of 8, despite horrible service because we felt bad and didn't want her fired for poor planning on managements part. Breakfast, catered by the resort, was also poorly planned. Prior years were done as a buffet. Staff opted to bring out pancakes, one person at a time starting 30 minutes AFTER scheduled start. Again, hunting down our own silverware. Syrup came out well after pancakes & was left in another room. Plates of half cooked bacon, sausage and overcooked eggs were served one plate at a time 20 min. later. Potatoes tasted like they were fried in old oil with a bad after taste. We were late for our riders meeting. 300 plus miles of beautiful riding ended in a freezing rain. Cold, wet and hungry, we were later than planned for dinner. Walked into the restaurant right past the owner but just before closing. After about 15 minutes, the same waitress from the night before arrived and said with attitude " it's 8:05. We just closed." It was a Saturday night. Many tables were still waiting on food. She walked over to the owner now sitting at a table talking to a local couple and said, "They just got here. Can we still serve them?" He told her to ask the kitchen and she came back and said " No". They continued to bring out food for many other tables and the rest of our family was served. My husband asked if he could at least order a beer and was told no as he was not dining. His sister, who had just received food was also not allowed to order a drink because she might share with him. Yet, others continued to order and were served. Still, we were overly polite. We knew we should have arrived well before closing. Hint to staff- if you go out that side kitchen door to the fenced area, keep your volume low. Guests standing on the other side by can hear you. Hint to owner-choosing to sit and talk to a local couple was in poor taste instead of seeing that your guests needs are met. We were late but after the night before, a simple " I am so sorry, we are about to close", BEFORE we were seated, instead of letting us sit for 15 minutes and then being told we were too late to order, also made it also too late to run across the street and at least grab snacks. Part of the group event is always fire pit socializing in cute fire pits along the river that we had used in the past. Both days, sprinklers stayed on all afternoon & evening soaking the fire pit and grassy area making it one big muddy mess. 3-4 am watering would allow guests to use facilities they rent. We rented the most expensive train car to be close to activities as my husband is ill and gets fatigued due to meds. The group did move to the camping area that was dry but we didn't attend because he wasn't up to the walk after missing dinner and a long day. Day 3 Breakfast was handled well and the French toast was decent. Still need to change the oil for the potatoes though. Two staff members did make a difference. The women running the convenience store was polite, apologetic and kind. The woman serving breakfast was surprised after asking how our stay had been. She was not aware of much even though she apparently runs the kitchen. Hopefully, she will take our suggestions to heart. Also, her adorable daughter should be paid as she was literally the bright spot of our last morning. read more

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DO NOT STAY IN THE PONDEROSA CABIN. We were excited to stay here but now I'm realizing most of the reviews were for the restaurant or RV spots. The cabin is absolutely disgusting and not safe for children. Broken tiles, carpet damage with the metal and carpet nails sticking out, exposed wires in electrical boxes, missing light bulbs with the sockets covered in dust. Not appropriate for anyone to stay in, let alone our 7 month old and 1 1/2 year old. Aside from the safety hazards, the cabin was absolutely disgusting. Flies were everywhere when we walked in. The trash can was broken (only stays open) and filthy, dishwasher had an old, moldy dish pod with bugs and mold inside (smelled horrid), ceiling fan covered in thick dust, bathroom vent didn't work (which I imagine why the vent was rusted, paint was peeling and bathroom ceiling looked to have mold). Feet were black after walking barefoot inside. Overall, for $250 a night, I'd expect a clean, maintained cabin. Tried to talk to the clerk about it and all she said was "they cleaned it before your stay". This cabin hasn't been properly cleaned in over a decade and the property management does not care or even try to make the situation right. Save your money and avoid this place. read more

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Experienced Big Rock Candy Mountain Friday night prime rib dinner last night and I have to say it was worth the drive. Nice atmosphere and food was delicious and they have wine and beer! Stella our waitress was a delight. It was disturbing to find out the pay is $2.50 an hour and credit card tips are put on their paycheck.. So if you go tip in cash!! read more

We stayed in #108 The Hideaway Cabin just one night before the "ring of fire" annular solar eclipse on 14 October 2023. The pluses: It was well-appointed, with a kitchenette with a microwave, mini-fridge, crockpot, cutlery, plates, and cups. The entertainment center had more features than I could use! The queen bed was comfortable and the bunkbeds worked out well for our daughters. The water heater was a tankless water heater, so no waiting for the water to get warm. Finally, the concrete patio was PERFECT for setting up my telescope for watching the eclipse. The drawbacks: The queen bed and bunkbeds were in the same room. The shower was definitely a small one located too close to the toilet for this large adult to be happy with it. And the Wi-Fi was flaky on our side of the highway--but worked well on the other side (a better server?). The managers said they'll be getting a fiber system next year, that the Starlink system wasn't reliable in their narrow canyon. read more

Well we tried them again after there full time opening and I was so disappointed they only had a few items available for breakfast because they were out of them and what they had was terrible hash browns were hash black the biscuits and gravy was cold ..I wish them the best the young couple can't be there 24 /7 but our group won't be back this year everyone deserves a second chance but we're not going back anytime soon.... read more

Don't bother spending your time or money at the Big Rock Candy Mountain Restaurant. The food is extremely underwhelming to say the least! Cornbread isn't served warm and the chicken is extremely dry.... We have given this place two chances and unfortunately they have failed both times. NOT GOOD The only saving grace was the female server was friendly and efficient - we all thought it was too bad she was serving mediocre food read more

Great getaway from Las Vegas hit! We came here for my husband's Birthday weekend, stayed in a cabin, took mountain adventure and zip line tour. It was much shorter than what we expected but we still enjoyed it and our guides was awesome! Everyone is very friendly and nice. Place is beautiful, we really enjoyed our time. read more

Might be good for small groups but not for big ones. We had booked months in advance for our large youth group. We had gone over the details several times on what we needed. They had told us that everything would be taken care of. The day we showed up nothing was ready and the staff acted like they didnt even know we were coming. To make it worse is there is no cell service making it almost impossible to find out what was going on. Will for sure never go back. read more

This was our second time coming to Big Rock Candy Mountain They have really let this place go, probably will not be coming back unless new management does a lot of work , The out side of the office is in shambles and so is the showers and laundry room , We stayed in the Sundance cabin #107 it has a of of potential but right now not worth what they are charging , The things that were good about the office area was Brenda was very nice and helpful and the bench that was made for her Husband Mark was the only good place to sit while waiting for Wifi, And the honor system for the bags of ice were really nice , I really hope they fix the place up so we can return sometime in the future read more

We stayed October 20-21 in the Rio Grande train car. There was cereal on the floor from previous guest. Lights in bathroom did not work. Sleeps four but only one extra blanket. Three drinking glasses, 2 coffee cups and zero eating utensils. Stirred my coffee with my finger. We were freezing because the upstairs window would not shut. No bedding for the futon/couch. Front desk closed at 8pm so not able to address these issues until next day at check out. The woman at check out wrote down the list of issues and said she would have maintenance check it out. No apologies or anything for having to deal with it the one night we were there. Overall I'm disappointed with how they handled guest services. read more

Restaurant - Thank you for a wonderful breakfast! Loved the biscuits and gravy. The carnation & peach cheesecake were such a sweet Mother's Day surprise! read more

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Great idea, cute accommodations, really wanted to like it BUT Everywhere I looked there were bedbugs. Let's start at the beginning. We were coming later than planned so we called ahead to make sure that was okay. "Yes, that's fine! We'll leave the key in the door because we close at 6." We were assigned to stay in the Santa Fe caboose. We arrived by about 6:30, ready to be done for the day. I go inside and start opening the couch bed(which I didn't know we would have, I thought we would have actual mattresses). There were two couches so when I took the cushions off the first one and saw, before I opened it all the way, that the pad was torn and there were Doritos in there I decided to do the other couch. I put the cushions back and started taking apart the other one. I get it opened up all the way before I found an issue. There was hair and what I thought was makeup on the pad cover. No worries, I thought, I'll put the sheets over it. Then someone else in my group walks up and points out a bug at the head of the pad. As I saw it, I recognized it. A bedbug. I do not mess with bed bugs. I realized that what I thought was makeup was old blood stains. The more I looked on the couch the more bugs and blood I saw. I put it back together and decided that Doritos were the least of my worries, now trying the original couch bed again. I opened it all the way and it had more blood stains than the other couch. I was getting extremely frustrated and went to go check the only actual bed that was located in the caboose. As I was walking that direction down a hallway, I realized there was a bedbug on the wall. Smushed it, kept walking to the bedroom. In the bedroom I found more bedbugs and some huge spiders. I don't mind spiders, we're in the middle of nowhere surrounded by nature. Bedbugs are where I draw the line because they are a parasite, not a regular bug in the outdoors. On all of the bedding and even on the walls there were old blood stains from the bugs. Because they closed at 6pm, I wasn't able to speak to anybody about the unsatisfactory conditions. There was no cell service and there were no Wi-Fi connections that were visible in our caboose. We had no other choice but to stay the night due to conditions of our trip. Friends were staying in another caboose and we checked their area for any bugs, only finding spiders. The next morning I wandered the area full of the cabooses, on the far side of the lot there were signs about Wi-Fi on two of the cabooses. What. The. Heck. The idea of the caboose hotel is such fun and looked cool, but it was disgusting. It was not worth $200 to stay for one night. When we went to turn in the key at the gas station(because that's where you do it for some reason) the lady did not want to help us and I didn't even bother dealing with her nasty attitude. I decided to just leave a really nasty review because of the disgusting state of the room. By leaving the blood and mess they're just waiting for an issue with blood born pathogens. If it wasn't for the bugs, no Wi-Fi when there was Wi-Fi, and the rude lady when we turned in our key and paid I probably would have enjoyed it. TLDR: Overpriced but a cool place- if you don't mind it being infested with bed bugs. read more

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12 months ago we took a drive through Marysvale and discovered the Caboose Village across from the Candy Mountain Resort. What a gem!!! So I made sure to remember this spot so this year we could plan a stay there. We had a small family reunion that included renting three train cars that were each beautifully decorated, full of all the amenities you'll need, comfortable beds, clean sheets, and access to the Sevier river right outside your door. Not to mention the breathtaking views. We planned two activities from the Rock Candy Adventure park: zip lining at 9am will sure wake you up, followed by a 2-hour white water rafting tour, but it still allowed us enough time to take a lazy river float in between. The owner, and creative visionary behind the caboose village, was so friendly and laid back, he even serenaded our party once he found out we were celebrating two birthdays. We loved every every second of this weekend!! We're even thinking of planning another weekend next year. Would love to go back. What a special place!!! Highly highly recommend. read more

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Do not bring a big rig in here campground turns one out of accommodated, place is not maintained there's tripping hazards everywhere campsites aren't cleaned up before the next arrival and debris left in the fire pits read more

My daughter's family stayed in a caboose and I stayed at the motel. The motel was quiet and I especially liked having the kitchen available. The caboose was along the river and had a great view from the deck. Both had comfortable beds. We had such a great time. Close to Fremont Indian Museum. We would definitely go again. read more

The camp spaces are very small and it's really close to the highway but we did enjoy the view of the mountain and the river. Loved the trails we spent hours in our razor. The restaurant how ever was a total fail, we sat at a table for 15 minutes waiting for a menu. There were only 4 other tables with people at them so it was not like they were busy. We got up and walked out and so did another couple. read more

Mixed feelings unfortunately My mom and I came in on Saturday 5/20 for dinner. We let our waitress know we would need a Togo order of chicken Alfredo. She forgot to add that on the ticket. It's okay we get mistakes happen. Our waitress was great (tall blonde lady) and this review has nothing to do with her. Was ruined our experience was when we went to pay our tab it was about 45 minutes after closing but there were other tables still seated. The waitress told us the chef could finish our Alfredo and it should only be 15 or so minutes. When she went back into the kitchen, we heard the chef start screaming and swearing "ARE YOU F***ING KIDDING ME??" He then proceeded to throw pans, slam fridge doors and still continued to yell and swear. My mom told the waitress to forget about the food if he was going to throw that big a of a fit and walked out. The waitress insisted we wait for it as we already paid for it. My mom went outside while I waited inside and she could hear through the open kitchen door the chef yelling "STUPID INCOHERENT F***ING WAIT STAFF THAT CANT DO THEIR JOB". Look I get it. I've waitresses, cooked, managed and owned a restaurant so I understand wanting to get cleaned up and closed down for the night especially after a long weekend. But it was super uncalled for honestly we were afraid to eat the Alfredo. Unfortunately the chicken was bland and rubbery so my husband just ate the noodles and sauce which he said was good. My mom and I's food was good and we ate left overs the next day. Our waitress was awesome and I feel bad she had to deal with the chef read more

Near Sevier, UT is Big Rock Candy Mountain Resort and Caboose Village. Yep! We stayed in a caboose! And, while researching a stay here, we found a Rails to Trails path with 6.5 miles of paved fun! Big Rock Candy Mountain Resort also offers RZR rentals, rafting trips (class II, III rapids), tubing, and an obstacle course nearby. The Caboose was right off the Sevier River and it was fun to stay in. The owners and staff are fantastic. I love the efforts in revitalizing this location and HIGHLY advise staying there! They are adding Teepee's and have cabins, cottages and an RV park! Lots of activities in the area! We ended up doing 33 mile (RT) ride on the eBikes because we managed the power on them correctly! We also rented a RZR and spent the day just exploring all over the area! The restaurant food was good, but expanding the menu would be a benefit. My only other suggestion for improvement is change the sprinkler system timer to come on when folks are not trying to have a campfire in the evenings. ;) read more

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So you're driving through rural central Utah, looking at the beautiful scenery and scary abandoned buildings. You come around a bend a couple miles north of Marysvale and find the Big Rock Candy Mountain resort, which is a very pleasant surprise. The rooms are clean and huge, no bugs to be found, everyone is extremely friendly. They eschew the omnipresent rustic cabin theme in Utah for a normal hotel-feel, which is nice. The on-site restaurant is great and open at all hours. The same resort rents ATVs from a gas station/tourist center across the street, and there are literally thousands of miles of trails in the hills and plains in the area to cruise around in and explore. It's really fun, made more fun by how unexpected it is. They did a very good job with everything and incredibly my wife and I will probably return to hit the trails again. read more

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We stayed here to ride the Paiute Trail & this place was beyond our expectations!!! We rented one of the railcars & it was amazing. The beds were so comfortable then the views from the deck are gorgeous! Friends joined us after our ride to play games in the big grassy area, we floated the river after riding & if you don't feel like cooking the restaurant is delicious! There were 12 couples that made this trip with us, some stayed in the cabins which are so cute, some stayed at the RV park & some at the lodge. We can't wait to go back & would definitely rent the railcar again, highly recommend staying there!!! read more

Big Rock Candy Mountain Resort - The California Zephyr - Hotels Near Me - Marysvale, Utah

We stayed at the RV park. It epitomized what I assumed RV parks would be like before I stayed at one. People walking around with open beers hooting and hollering and dogs running amuck. So what did I do? Naturally I grabbed a beer and unleashed my dog! Joking aside there was a big group of partiers here so it may not be like that all the time, but it didn't bother me either way, just so stereotypical. Our Razor tour was awesome! Great guide and awesome views, I definitely recommend. The place is right on the river and I regret not having time to go white water rafting, next time! read more

Loved my trip here! Went rafting here with friends & family and the staff were so friendly! They created a fun environment, especially with our guide, Gabriel! He made our rafting trip very fun, and was great telling us about the scenery. Definitely will be coming back! Love from Vegas!! Haha, have him follow me on insta lol @saamaanthac ;) Great place!! 8/17/2019 read more

We had a marvelous time at Big Rock Candy Mountain. Plenty of fun activities that all ages in our group of 14 (4 families) enjoyed.

This review is for the cafe. W - I - N !!!!!!! Our dinners were fantastic! I tried the cajun chicken pasta which was tender and spicy. Cooked perfect al dente and full of peppers and good stuff. We also ate breakfast here. Perfect country fried chicken, fantastic pancakes, bacon, and eggs. The gravy on the biscuits and gravy was a little bland but pepper easily remedied this. The waitress (I feel bad for not remembering her name) was wonderful. Very friendly and the perfect amount of chatter for a waitress. She was pleasant without making it uncomfortable. She also gave great recommendations for sight seeing., etc. read more

Not real happy about my stay this time. This is my 3rd time staying. Paying $89.00 per night for 5 nights x 2 rooms. Basically, we are paying $1,000.00 for this week. They have remodeled the rooms nicely however I've asked for a light bulb for the kitchen area for 3 days!! No luck. I give up. It's dark in the corner of the room. The fixture over the table only has 1 of 3 sockets with a bulb and the porch light is missing it's bulb. That the heck is going on?? A bulb snatcher??? They promise to fix it but nope. Ridiculous. Our other room is missing the remote to the TV. No luck getting a replacement on that too. No phones in rooms. No cell service. Wifi is a joke. First two days not turned on. Other days slower than dialup when it infrequently connects. We have to drive to the town of Marysvale each night to check in with home responsibilities. Not many other choices. It's very safe other than the bulb snatcher! read more

My wife and I spend a week in a cabin every year. We love staying here and the staff are great. This place is family oriented and we were very happy to meet the new owners this summer. read more

Great place for LDS girls Camp!! (Camped July 5-9th 2016) I booked way in advance. Almost a year out, got the 3 bunks. It fits 15 girls per bunk house and the leaders had their own. (Took 29 girls) Bunk houses are not luxurious but are a great step up from tent camping. Booked in January all the activities. 1pm river float , next day 9 am ropes and zip line, and the following day rafting. The staff was great! Stony you and your crew are awesome! Few tips: There is space for tent camping for priesthood. We set up two tents for gear and changing. Great "kitchen area with outlets. (Cabins have outlets also) Brought tables for more kitchen area- used our covered trailer as a pantry in the shade. We brought more canopies for more shade decorated the cabins with some cute banners. Had the girls bring fitted sheets to cover the foam pads- and also had them bring a camping blow up foam pad for added cushion. (If they had one) Also brought picnic table covers for the tables. Over all the Girls had a great time!! ( posted pictures) read more

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