I rarely leave reviews for campgrounds since we stay in so many during our van travels, but this…read moreone truly deserves a rave. The amenities alone stand out--clean, well-lit facilities, warm showers, and even heated floors (yes, heated floors!). Everything is thoughtfully provided on an honor system, which adds to the welcoming, trusting atmosphere. When we arrived, we realized we had accidentally booked our stay one day too early. Instead of turning us away, they graciously offered us a boondocking spot and invited us to a once-a-week complimentary dinner for all guests. It turned into a wonderful evening around the fire pit, connecting with fellow travelers. Meeting the owners was an added highlight--they were as warm and inviting as the meal they shared. We feel incredibly lucky to have stumbled upon this special place in the middle of such a beautiful desert.

What an amazing campground!…read more We spent a week here in October 2025 and fell in love with the campground!! Wonderful friendly staff!! Can't say enough about Ashley who checked in on our fur babies while we out exploring the area! She is professional but yet treated our 2 standard poodles like they were hers. We were out longer than expected, sent her a text saying we would be later than expected. Ashley went and checked on our girls providing true peace of mind!! I wish more campgrounds offered pet setting services. This is a wonderful place for photographers and astronomers of all levels. So much to see and do!

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.

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 .

This place is awesome, sites, bathroom, everything so clean, well maintained. Only downfall was the…read morepool was temporarily closed. Would definitely recommend!

What a wonderful overnight stop here at JNJ RV park. This place was very very clean, very quiet and…read moreclose to places to eat because we didn't want to cook after a long day of driving..

Very friendly staff (Kaitlyn). She even helped us turn our propane off in our rig when we…read moreaccidentally left it on, we called her and she took care of it right away. Spots are wide and allow plenty of space between spots. Includes wifi, water, electric and even sewer. Bathrooms and laundry clean. Showers are included, coin operated laundry. Even a small dog park on site. Location on the edge of town, but close enough to walk into town if you'd like. We had a great experience and would come back anytime.

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.

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.

Cute coffee shop in Kanab. Nomad coffee definitely lives up to the name. Unique coffee and…read moreburritos, I got the desert bloom latte with lavender and rose. And the farmers harvest burrito with goat cheese, potato, spinach, egg. They have a hike in the back with dinosaur tracks at the top that takes a quick half hour to get to which was cool as well. The inside is so cozy, mini library, some arcade games, looks like live music some nights as well. Great vibes here all around!

Vegetarian reviewer: We stopped at this cool and beautiful cafe on our way to Zion National park…read more We absolutely loved the vibe and were excited about the vegan burritos. Cool stuff all around the cafe, you could actually spend a good amount of time and relax here. The burritos were disappointing and I am pretty sure it was some packaged store bought salsa (costs extra). It was smaller in size, apt for the price. We also got a big stoned jewelry (the chain broke coz of a slight pull in my 2nd wear, sigh). Well, it was locally made and the owner thanked me for the support. I'll continue enjoying the pendant in another chain. My friend loved his tshirt and he probably feels it was a good buy. All in all, I think the burritos could clearly have tasted better, it was too bland .. wish we'd tried a drink instead of buying two of those burritos. Kanab is such a beautiful small town, so close to the gorgeous creations of nature. We will be back for sure!

What a thrill. Just got back from the 8 day motorized raft trip! Been waiting my whole adult life…read morefor this trip and it did not disappoint! Our guide Adam was the best. He knew the river and canyon backwards and forwards. He was a great storyteller and a wonderful guide and boatman. I always felt safe and he got us the best camping spots and the knew the best side canyons to explore. Swamper Orion was awesome. He was a great cook and a hard worker. We were never hungry! Both these guys were the best.

What can you say? This was glamping beyond my wildest expectations! The food was fresh every day,…read moretwo hot meals and a cold lunch each day, cold juice and soda beverages at any time. The guides, Glade and Hannah, were terrific, like personal chefs there to assure you had a great time and were safe. They aimed at the best part of every rapid- a real E-ticket ride. Some advice: 1. bring more alcohol-it was hot in August, probably 100, we are not big drinkers but 3-4 cold beers a day would sure have been nice, we ran out on day 6 2. wear light colored clothes if the weather is going to be warm 3. bring a walking stick, very helpful on the hikes scrambling over boulders and rocks 4. bring more alcohol 5. a waterproof day pack to have some gear readily accessible on the raft would have been nice 6. Have a set of river shoes, and a set of hiking shoes for shore excursions. My river shoes were great on wet rocks in the river, but tenuous at best when hiking 7. bring more alcohol 8. I balked at the sarong idea and regretted it, sarong would have been great to keep cool on the raft and to provide additional sun protection 9. Gel or spray on deodorant would have been nice, I brought body wash but it did not really cut it. 10. Consider going in May-mid July time frame when river is running clear. Once monsoon season starts in Arizona the river runs silty. Still a great trip. GCE is one of the few companies that provides cots and sleeping pads and sleeping bags as part of the experience, other companies might charge extra.