Excellent RV park in Moab. Wonderful staff. Great bathrooms. Spacious and easy to get in and out…read morewith 40 foot class A towing a Jeep sedan.

it's one star because they don't want you to be outside and they are just like we had lots of…read morerepairs to do kicking us out will give you a notice to fix stuff and then they'll kick you

We love this RV park Very clean, close to stores…read more Great dog park & an adult section We will be back

Great resort for glamping! It is beautiful, well kept, clean, and has lots of amenities. The…read morestaff is great, as well. We enjoyed our stay and we will definitely be back!

Mark, the camp host was so congenial! We asked a bunch of questions about the area and he had all…read morethe answers. This is a smaller, very quiet campground, just the way I like it!

Great overnight stay here on our way home to Boise. Easy in- easy out.... Full hook up, clean…read morebathrooms. Very friendly host. Will stay again in the future.

We enjoyed our stay at Lagoon campground. Check in time was after 1:00pm. We arrived around dinner…read moretime and just hung out at the campground and walked the trail. The park opened up at 10am, and we played all day, coming back to camp for lunch and dinner. There is a walkway to get back into the gates of the park, and an exit which puts you right into the campground. Park closes at 10pm most days. We stayed a second night and then check out is before 11. They have an on site RV dump so you can drive home dry. Quite hours from 11pm-7am. Little store for essentials if you forget anything such as ice, and s'mores. Fire pits have to be 1foot off the ground, but permitted. We will definitely be back next summer!

Beautiful location. We enjoyed biking around town and around the lake. The resort has lake beach…read moreaccess kayaks to rent. There was an algae bloom so we don't go in the water.

This is a hidden gem! Very clean and well maintained. The owners really take pride in this…read morecampground. The sites are well kept with nice fire pits. All the other campers were respectful of each other. Plenty of things for kids to do. You can even rent kayaks and sup boards for the lake. Beautiful lake access and the views are spectacular. We will be back.

Had another great stay at this RV park. Nice staff, well…read moregroomed park, quiet, clean and restrooms clean and stocked. Close to most everything.

This RV "Resort" is located in an industrial area and seems to cater primarily to long-term…read moreresidents, with monthly rates around $1,200. We paid $270 for just two nights, which included a $30 resort fee. It definitely feels like they make their money off short-term guests like us. We stayed here only because we purchased our new RV in Salt Lake City and needed somewhere nearby. This is by far the most we have ever paid for an RV site, and unfortunately, the experience did not justify the price. Our site was not clean when we arrived, with random pieces of garbage left around. There were also lots of kids running around the park unattended. Lots of kid drama, some crying some yelling and a little cussing ha ha On the positive side, the park felt relatively safe with gated access and gate codes, and the people we encountered were nice. We RV regularly, and I would normally never expect to pay more than about $60 a night for a park like this. At roughly $135 per night for our stay, the price simply does not match the location, condition, or amenities. Incredibly overpriced for what you get.

Had an amazing weekend. Staff was so incredibly friendly and helpful.. Pool was a definite plus…read more. Will Definitely be going Back.

I first heard about Knotty Pine RV Resort on social media-someone had posted about the beautiful…read morescenery and the plethora of activities to do, but what hooked me were the pictures of the tiny house (cottage) available to rent. I'm a sucker for tiny houses, in fact I dream to live in one someday, so I was looking forward to my stay here. We do a decent amount of "camping" in our trailer, but this weekend, it was the tiny house that called to me. I was absolutely shocked that I was able to reserve it last minute for Friday through Sunday. We arrived after the registration office was closed, but found our information in a box by the front door. The cottage was far better than the pictures on the resort's website-it has a main bedroom with a queen bed and four single beds up in the loft. There's also a small couch in the living area. You could fit six people in here easily. Note that the loft is only about five feet tall, so most people won't be able to stand upright. But it's a kid's paradise! The kitchen is stocked with basic dishes and utensils plus full oven, stove and refrigerator. The bathroom has simple shampoo/conditioner/soap. The quality is pretty low, so if you want nicer stuff, bring your own from home. There is a TV in the living area, but not in the bedroom or loft. There is a picnic table and fire pit outside, so you can get a taste of the camping experience while still enjoying the luxury of a "home." The campground itself is very pretty-lots of beautiful trees and a tranquil river that runs nearby. There is a clubhouse with pool table, arcade game and several seating areas to socialize. They have activities occasionally, mostly geared toward the littles. The layout of the campground is slightly disjointed, and the further toward the back you go, the less it's maintained. There were some spots that appeared to be storage areas rather than camping spots, but they were dispersed between the others. Since we did not pull our RV, I can't talk to how hard it was to navigate, but there are back-in as well as pull-through spots available. The pool and hot tub were always hopping-people seemed to enjoy those. They advertise having wi-fi, but it's terrible. Some people may not care about that, since you're going camping in the mountains. But if you're online reading reviews, I reckon you might want at least a little internet connectivity. It's there, but it's pretty slow. And the cellular data (I have T-Mobile) is nonexistent. It's a beautiful place, and once I get over my with drawl from being online, I'll find myself extremely relaxed and one with nature.

We have actually lived in our 5th wheel travel trailer for the past eight months while waiting for…read moreour home to be built. The managers are very helpful. No matter what time of day or night you pull in, they come out to help you get set up and get connected. There is electric power, sewer hookup and water at each cement pad. The manager mows and waters the grass around each trailer spot to keep the park looking nice. In the winter, he is out moving snow as soon as it comes down, even in the dark of night. There are shade trees by every pad. They are selective on who they allow to park or stay here. It's a clean, quiet, peaceful place to stay. There are other RV parks in the valley, but none with as few problems or as many amenities. Nearby is a golf course and a shaded walking trail along the Logan River. Even though this site is less than a mile from downtown Logan, you don't hear any traffic. Between the trees are vistas of beautiful sunsets on the mountains.

OH YES how enjoyable camping has been over the past six days here at Echo Island RV Resort since…read morearriving here with my family. We are on a cross country trip that started in the Poconos. This is a super place to stay. Much like the best established campgrounds back home in the beautiful Pocono Mountains in the great state of Pennsylvania, this place is peacefully nestled in the beautiful mountains of Utah. Easy pull-through sites let you drive straight in and pull straight out, without backing up (great for big units like mine), easily-accessed back-in sites, clean swimming pool area, spotless restrooms, kids play area, nicely-equipped convenience store, and many more amenities, make Echo Island RV Resort a perfect place for camping. It has a safe family-oriented environment, as well. Our entire camping experience has been painless. Echo Island RV Resort has got to be one of the best campgrounds in this region. Congratulations to the manager and staff for providing my family with a pleasant 6-day camping experience. Originally planned a 2-night stay. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED (without hesitation).  Thanks for looking !!

This is a great campground! Located within easy access to the highway and close enough to…read moreconveniences while still feeling relaxing and secluded. We got a space in the back which has a fenced patio area, perfect for dogs and kids to play without worrying! Would highly recommend this campground to anyone looking for a getaway or just passing through! Close to park city, salt lake, reservoirs, skiing and sight areas in northern Utah! They have fire pits, good walking areas, grass areas for kids to play. Pickle ball courts, pools, zip lining, you name it! So much fun! We will definitely stay here again!

We had a great dinner with great service. I don't recommend going there for dinner and drinks if…read moreyou plan on getting a ride home even if it's 5 miles away "Promontory". They don't have service to get you back and a cab or Uber will take over and hour. We learned the hard way.

My girlfriends and I wanted to try something new and fun for our girls trip this year, and Blue Sky…read moreRanch definitely delivered! We stayed in their Yurt for one night, and it was AMAZING! It comes fully loaded, with warm bedding, firewood, plates, napkins, water, the whole shebang! We brought up turkey burgers to grill (on the grill they provide) and then marshmallows to roast on the fire we made on the outdoor fire pit. All in all we had a lovely stay, and talked about doing it again before we had even left on Saturday morning. I would recommend to anyone looking for a fun get away, without a lot of everyday distractions (although you do still have cell reception). I am already trying to plan a time I can take my boyfriend back for a romantic weekend. Would be fun for a family trip as well, although maybe bring some games along if you have kids to help keep them entertained. The only downside is the outhouse, but it was kind of a fun adventure trekking out to the potty with your flashlight at night!