This place is excellent. We are used to staying at KOA because they tend to be nicer and have more…read moreconvenience and this place was definitely on par with them. Great, clean bathrooms. Equally nice laundry rooms. The parking spaces were a little tight but fine for spending the night. The pool was our favorite place on site but the proximity to parks was the main point. We were concerned at first because it was in town and we prefer remote sites. But even in town we had plenty of privacy and an amazing view. All of the staff were great too .

Wonderful RV park! Clean, well run, great staff, 2 blocks from groceries, gas, etc. Great base camp…read morefor Zion, Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon National Parks. Highly recommend!

I can confidently say this is one of the best campgrounds I've ever stayed at. From the moment we…read morearrived, everything exceeded expectations. The bathrooms are truly top-of-the-line--spotless, modern, and better maintained than many hotels. The entire property is incredibly clean and well cared for, which made the stay that much more comfortable. The RV sites are spacious, well laid out, and offer a beautiful view that really elevates the whole experience. One detail I especially appreciated was the kitchen sink area for washing dishes--such a simple feature, but so convenient and thoughtfully provided. What really sets this place apart, though, is the host. They were genuinely kind, welcoming, and full of great recommendations for things to do in the area. That personal touch made all the difference. And the value? Unmatched. With prices starting around $30, it's hard to believe you're getting this level of quality. Honestly, this campground surpasses any RV site I've stayed at. I would recommend this place to anyone, anytime. Already looking forward to coming back!

This is a great new camping option close to Kanab. The host was super nice and accommodating. I…read morereally liked chatting with her and learning about her bold vision to create a special place for visitors to enjoy the night skies and the wonders that surround Kanab. Bathrooms and showers were spotless and there's a convenient dish washing station too. Camp fires are allowed. There's water available but no RV sanitary dump station. The whole space is very nicely landscaped and individual sites are spread out.

Merle was a wonderful host at Country Rose. We learned that…read moremost of the vacant spots were pull thru with 30-50 amp service. Full hook ups. WiFi was excellent. Laundry was clean and no problem with bathrooms. Merle was very friendly and offered suggestions for what see and do. Fredonia is a short drive to Page and is less hectic. Peacefull and quiet. I would strongly recommend this campground!!

I only give on star because I made a reservation 3 months in advance and then realized I could not…read morego to the north rim as it was not open for a couple of weeks later. They charged me $25 to cancel which seems unreasonable. I can find no mention of a fee for canceling on their website of in the reservation agreement. So it may be a nice place but I think they should not charge a for canceling especially this far in advance.

Very easy check in, Deanne was very nice and accommodating. Site was clean and well maintained…read more Restrooms were very clean. Doggie bags provided and dog run was clean too. We only spent one night, but would definitely recommend. Very close to town! We camped in a 31' motorhome

Have a great staff it is a very nice RV Park. You even can shoot pool in the evenings if you choose…read moreto. Easy in and out.

All was fine in my one month stay until the off season hit. Without warning or a valid…read moreexplanation, the pool temperature went down to a comfortable temperature in the mid 80's to a temperature they described as 73 degrees. From my experience as a licensed pool operator this would be the temperature without any heating with an ambient temperature in the mid 90's. I was told that without heating the pool temp would be in the 60's. Oh, really? Clearly, this was all an attempt to reduce operating expenses during the off season.

It was a location that was easy to get to, which really matters when you've got a four-door Duly…read morewith an 8 foot bed with a 40 foot fifth wheel on the back and you're on your first solo trip It was super clean we came in after 4 o'clock, which is when everybody leaves the office and the little gal called us about 3:30 and told us she would leave all of our paperwork in a little slot at the door, which was very helpful and courteous and wonderful service. The pull through were really sizable not a problem to get in and out of with plenty of room. Picnic table was metal and plastic topped and was sitting on cement which was great. It has a fence all the way around the property and it was located a little bit on the edge of town, which is nice. We like those kind of RV spots. The water was really good. It did have a lot of pressure (which the RV company makes mention of so that you're prepared and if you do not have a water pressure gauge, they have them but you would need to be to their office before four when they close) so we just used our water pressure attachment to the spicot and everything was fine. It's a very doable problem. I would rather have too much pressure than not enough. we were just passing through and we spent one night but it was very pleasant. It was quiet, but it was quite windy. That's for sure but I think there's a lot of wind that comes through that area anyway we would definitely stay here again.

The amenities here are very clean! The staff is great & they really care about you having a good…read moreexperience here. The location is good to visit Zion & Bryce National parks

My backpacking partner and I spent a night here before a Grand Canyon trip and stopped back for…read moreshowers on the way home. The location is convenient, the facilities are very clean and well-maintained, and the staff is friendly and accommodating.

This place is a dump. Cabins and gathering places are poorly maintained. Needs a lot of work…read more Spiders and mice in the cabins. Mouse droppings in the kitchen cabinets. It is in very poor disrepair. I would rather sleep in a tent.

Some places resonate with me long after leaving. Alcan Highway From Skagway to Anchorage, the…read morehumidity wrapping itself around you as you step off the plane in Manila, the cold crisp wind worming it's way through your clothes as you cross the Franklin bridge from Union Sation. And then there's Clear Creek Ranch. Smells sometimes escape me (broken nose from a fight at Enclave - something to do with strippers, Ukrainian mob, etc.), but the smell of wood and earth penetrated my senses and settled in as I watched the sun set behind some mountains west. This sprawling lodge had 10+ rooms, bunk beds for the kids and dedicated/shared bathrooms to house way many more people than our paltry group of 10. A kitchen with all the necessities and a wide open parlor that's anchored by a fireplace and a spectacular view of a pond outside and Zion not far beyond. The internet didn't work, but was assured that connection there was usually reliable, but I found this disconnect a welcome feature. No calls, no urgent emails to respond to, no NOISE that we seldom notice as we've become numb to it's incessant need to grab our attention. This was our first time in Zion and we were completely and utterly spoiled. We picked a room that could occupy 4 and settled in. A sprawling fireplace dominated the central common area and was overlooked by a balcony on the second floor that had a second suite of rooms available. The outside patio feature picnic tables and both a charcoal and a gas grill. The property was managed by Gordon, a true to life cowboy whom you'd probably want to throw a few beers back together to hear what stories he had behind smiling eyes. Behind the lodge was a vaunted obstacle course that a sorority was using for pledge week. This is a no holds barred obstacle course that my broken body can no longer dream of tacking, but local law enforcement and military use regularly. The Zion entrance is just 5 minutes away, making this location was ideal. I'm running out of words to describe the magnificence of this place. It's everything and more than a city boy like me would envision of a mountain getaway. I love this place and so will you.

Truly nothing special. They accept dogs, but they're not dog friendly. The lady working the desk…read moremade it very clear that my pup was not welcome anywhere except the edges of the property. Okay, fine. I get it. But if you're going to subject us to that, please clean up the plethora of broken glass we had to walk through.... Unacceptable. I understand we weren't paying for much, but broken glass throughout the property is a safety hazard for all guests, not just those with pets. The price is the only redeeming quality of this place. Spend your money in Kanab if you want to not feel like a burden just for existing.

It was a strange and unkept park. Unfortunately, it's the old junky monthly mobile homes which the…read moresites they sit on are filled with junk and literally garbage.