Our family has been staying each summer at the Blanding RV Park for the past 8 years and each year…read morethe park keeps getting better and Better. The grounds have been maintained so well over the years. But the most impressive part was the cleanliness of the showers and bathrooms. My wife and daughter said it was very clean as well. During our stay we met the park supervisor Kevin and general manager Dan. Both of them were so pleasant. I could sense the pride they took in their work. So I went out of my way to post this great experience. I highly recommend campers to stay at the Blanding RV Park.

Nice, quiet RV park and camping. Super clean restrooms/showers. Coin laundry. Convenience store…read more Great staff, bends over backwards for their customers. Highly recommend.

There is so much to see in the Four Corners region. For example, choose Highway 191 and it will be…read moredifficult to keep your eyes on the road. I've traversed that blacktop so many times and yet I missed the obvious: the sign for the Sand Island campground and petroglyphs. This campground is a great base for exploring the region and the adjacent boat launch area that hugs the San Juan River makes it even more pleasant. Of course, what lured me here is the large 300-foot long sandstone panel of petroglyphs that overlooks the campground. Thankfully protected by a fence, the images here are in very good condition with none of the bullet holes and routine vandalism that too often affects other sites. Over 1,000 images here date from 3000 BCE to AD 300 and are the result of many peoples: Ute, Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, Pueblo, and European ancestry, too. Some of the etched images no longer contrast well against the surface because desert varnish -- the dark mineral coating that coats stone over time -- has seeped into the crevices of the rock art. The nuanced surface simply attests to the age of these petroglyphs. Spend a night camping at Sand Island and you'll literally have a front row seat to ancient history.

Didn't get to camp here because it was full. But I would have liked to! Seemed like a nice spot…read moreright on the river banks. Only vault toilets though. Flush toilets and Showers would make it perfect.

The state ne lizard lodge is a great stop when traveling around Utah. The owners are the nicest…read morepeople and awesome host and bakers/chefs. The place is and elevated motel in a quaint town of Blanding. You're greeted at arrival by a kindly and courtesy host. I love no door key to lose just a code to get into your room. The parking lot is nicely set up the lodge is surrounded by lovely plants and trees. We had a nice patio set outside which we used to have dinner. Our room was quite large w a big bed there's two night stands a desk area large tv on and dresser; another bed in an alcove is great for another person to have a bit of privacy w a night stand. The room had a microwave, fridge and coffee maker w a selections of coffee and teas. Bathroom was large and a great shower area w a nice shower head that had good hot water when needed. The amenities were awesome. The soap smelled great and had an amazing exfoliating seeds build in. The body lotion felt so luxurious on my skin. Towels and bed linens were perfect. If you read my posts about food you know I'm a water snob well when lodging in a sheet snob (my husband would say I'm like the princess and the pea). The sheets were soft and comfy. We had a restful nights sleep and awesome shower w great pressure. We then we welcomed to a breakfast all homemade even seemed the juices we fresher squeezed. I had the savory crusty bread w egg, tomato, kielbasa, ham and cheese inside it was so yummy. They had whole wheat cinnamon rolls that the frosting was great as well as the great flavor. The overnight chia was great loved the creaminess of the mixture but the fruit on top was fresh. The oj was as fresh and the coffee (I'm not a coffee drink but my mom said it was great). She gave us banana bread to take and it was dense and great. We ate breakfast in the back garden which was pretty and peaceful. They had patio tables, picnic tables but also had chaises and fire pits. I love that they had a bowl of chocolate to choose from rather than a chocolate on your pillow (which always seems weird and bring bugs. I would go here again and hope I get back to the area to do

"Cozy vibes and delicious eats at Stone Lizard Lodge! The rooms were warm and inviting, perfect…read morefor a relaxing stay. And the breakfast? TO DIE FOR! The chia pudding was creamy and rich, paired with an assortment of homemade goodies and pastries that were simply Yum! Can't wait to come back!" The staff were also friendly and kind.

Cozy clean rooms, quiet and comfortable. This is a nice stop after a long day of driving.read more

We stayed here to break up our drive around to the national parks in the area and knew it'd be a…read moresmall town motel, which always makes me lenient. Check in was smooth and friendly, rooms seemed somewhat updated and very clean. I liked that they decorated with native artwork. Downsides are no amenities- it would've been nice to have ice or a place to fill up our water bottles. Overall, average motel, but also kind of pricey at $150/night.

What an adorable place! Our cabin was spacious, had a kitchen and everything we needed including…read moreour patio where we unwound after a long day of sight-seeing and driving. I would definitely stay here again, this is a hidden gem

I'm writing this review here as it appears the review I wrote on the Bluff Garden's web site has…read morebeen removed. We stayed at the Bluff Gardens for two nights the first part of March of this year. The key to our cabin was waiting for us in the box at the office. The cabin was clean and ready for our arrival. The beds were comfortable as was the radiant heat. There was a "local sites" guide that was convenient and easy to understand and follow. On Sunday morning my wife was showering and when reaching for a towel, her feet slipped out from under her. She fell back and hit her head on the wall, resulting in a concussion. As I wrote this review on the Garden's web site I discovered numerous others stating they had found the tiles in the shower slick. It seems the owners had been notified of this issue, but at least in cabin #7 had not provided some way of eliminating the issue. When I initially wrote this review it was to simply let others know of a concern of mine. When I heard nothing from anyone at the property, and my review (as well as other's reviews) was no longer present, I felt I needed to post something here.

Small motel....spent 165 on a room...Room smelled really bad...for that price u would like at a…read moreroom that's doesn't smell like a sewer

This is a very good place to stay! The staff are very friendly and the service is wonderful. I…read morebrought a large good of people here and they really enjoyed the atmosphere and proximity to good restaurants. A great place to stay in Bluff.

The room is small, there is no TV, but if you are looking to stay on the cheap in Monument Valley…read morethis is your ONLY option besides camping. Cost us only $48/night when the other cheapest hotel within 200 miles was $129.99 and not much better, nicer hotels were in the $200-$300 range and they were really not that nice for the price. The bed was average, but the AC worked well, and what impressed me was the owner was willing to make an exception to the no pets policy and let our little Westie stay for just an additional $10/night. Oh another note if you are heading up to this area: the wi-fi (if it works) will be not much faster than dial up and your cellphone will only get signal if it is one of the older generation devices (iPhone 5S = not going to work, iPhone 5 will partially work, iPhone 4S will work but it will be spotty and data random) so be prepared to be unplugged for a while!

Based on the tip I got from YouTube channel "The West is Big! Travel Guides" I knew exactly what to…read moreexpect and this place delivered. I needed a clean room with a hot shower and a clean bed and this is exactly what I got. I did not need a TV or Wi-fi or a coffee maker or room service or a spa or valet service, and because of that, I was able to save a lot of money. The YouTube reviewer said it had no AC, which I was prepared for but my room actually had an AC unit blowing nice cool air, so that was a delightful surprise! I was very comfortable in the room and had plenty of space for my duffel bag, cooler, and camera gear. There was even a table and two chairs for me to sit and fix myself a sandwich. Also the owner Juanita is very friendly and accommodating, even going as far as to offer to freeze my gallon jug of water so I could put it in my cooler the next morning to keep my food refrigerated. She even met me in the parking lot the next morning at 5:30am with my frozen water in hand. The owner is very knowledgeable about the area and had great tips on other sites to see in the area. The place was quiet and extremely affordable. It is very easy to find and conveniently located right off of U.S. Route 163 so that you can quickly be on your way to other destinations such as Canyonlands and Arches National Parks. There is a 7-11 right next door for drinks and snacks and gas.