The facilities were nice. Enjoy the docks and felt the lake was pretty. It gets windy in the…read moreafternoon so be careful on the water.

Snow bird from Vegas, spend summers in Scofield. We regularly use this park to launch boats and…read morekayaks. Friendly engaging staff. Facilities are always spotless.

I was very impressed with our stay at this hotel. It was perfect for our little family. The rooms…read moreare so nice, it feels like you are staying in a cute little cabin. It was very nice and clean. The beds are comfortable and the room feels so cozy. There is a fridge, microwave, hot chocolate and apple cider maker. A huge dresser to put all your stuff in. The breakfast was so yummy. They have a wide variety of muffins, waffles, cereal, bagels, yogurt coffee etc. I am very happy with my stay. We will definitely be coming back to stay here in the future!

Have stayed at Horseshoe Mountain Lodge for many years when visiting the area. After taking over…read morethe facility from previous operators, a complete renovation was undertaken now featuring attractive, log-cabin themed rooms. We have always found the rooms to be clean and fully ready for occupancy. Rooms here are free of odors be it smoke, animal or just plain stuffiness. The wi-fi, tv, heating and cooling all perform as one would expect. Horseshoe Mountain Lodge is a two-story facility with convenient parking right in front of ground-floor rooms. An enjoyable stay in a nice facility at reasonable prices earns them five well-deserved stars.

I have stayed here with my wife on 2 separate occasions and we love it. The rooms are lovely, each…read morehas their own attached bathroom. The hostess cooks a great breakfast. We loved walking around the farm. For the price, this is the best value in the area. We hope to be back soon!

This B&B is NOT closed! We stayed there last month. This place is exceptional! We loved…read moreeverything about it. We had the room with the King Bed, which was comfortable and decorated with a mix of antique and vintage style. We loved the window seat, the great fridge to put our fruit in and the fun little library to select books and movies from. We went on a wonderful tour of some of Spring City's old homes. Such a treat! We relaxed in their hot tub in the back yard and even enjoyed the cows, house cat, chickens, horses, and dogs on the farm. :) The breakfast was fabulous with Sally making just what we liked (fruit, steel cut oats with all the trimmings, eggs and bacon). Everything was perfect!!

Amazing place to stay the night. We stayed there for our anniversary and thoroughly enjoyed it…read more Very clean, and the owners where very accommodating and caring people. Would highly recommend!!!

We stayed at the ranch in July 2020 and had a wonderful time. The hosts are down to earth and…read morewelcoming. The homes are comfortable and have everything you need to relax and recharge. We really enjoyed the courtyard and using the bbq. We rode our ATVs right out of the driveway to trails. We plan to return as soon as we can.

If your expectations are appropriate, you'll be a-ok here. It's a small town, fairly old hotel that…read morehas probably not been updated since my mom's wardrobe was the height of fashion. But, hey, it did it's job. The breakfast is a little lacking, but will suffice if you just need something to fill your belly. I really like the special touches around-décor and napkin holder accessories that were likely made by a sweet grandma wanting to spruce up the place. In fact, that sweet grandma may be the same lady that was ensuring all the food was stocked and helping people get ice from the beastly machine. The rooms are pretty outdated, but clean enough. And surprisingly, the bed was rather comfortable. I'll bring my own toiletries since what they give you is pretty minimal. The door to the room stuck, so we had to slam it to close it all the way-sorry neighbors! For what it is, and what it's advertised to be, the Willow Creek Inn is just fine.

No frills, but clean and comfortable. I was lecturing at the University and this is where they…read morebooked me for an overnight stay. The place is not fancy a little bit out of date, but is nice condition and yet fairly clean. I'd recommend this is a good bang for your buck place! I have a free breakfast, but it's not much to talk about. I probably would not recommend eating there in the morning.

It was our first stay and yet it felt like we were coming home!!…read more A step back in time where pampered luxury was the norm! Everything is gorgeous and the included breakfast was absolutely delicious. We will be back multiple times

I cannot rave enough about this place. For the price alone it is an amazing deal. We ended up in a…read moredifferent suite than originally booked, but I have never had a happier accident happen! We originally had the Moonlight suite reserved, but ended up in the Lavender suite instead. Just wow. So beautiful and unique. The king bed is a sleep number so my boyfriend and I each adjusted our own sides to what we liked and it was awesome. There was an attached outside patio with a hammock, the jetted tub was giant for me and my boyfriend to fit in with room to spare (it could fit three people really) and the changing lights and jets just really made it amazing. Seriously the best tub I've ever taken a bath in it was so romantic. They have a huge selection of dvds for the TV in the room as well (I'd say maybe bring a couple of your own, the two we grabbed were empty unfortunately due to past guests having sticky fingers) but Wi-Fi available as well if you wanted to stream anything. We had the entire inn to ourselves on a Saturday night and it was very lovely and quiet. The included breakfast the next day by the owner/hostess Katelon was very nice and she is so knowledgeable about the town and had fun facts/spots to check out when we come back! There is a feeling of serenity to this place, from the calming music they play throughout the inn to the beautiful artwork and plants in every room. I'd definitely recommend anyone passing through or looking in the area to stay, to check it out. Although we didn't partake their spa services looked amazing as well (especially the sauna/yoga workout room!) Overall, an amazing unique experience. Thank you Katelon for everything

A small but excellent RV Park. Clean. Trees for shade and plenty of grass surrounding the site. The…read moreowners are very friendly and helpful! Our two night stay was splendid. The hook-ups were easy to hook up to. Good WiFi we did not need the cable tv.

I am a parent. My child was struggling with Aspergers - can't read social cues, frustration with…read morethe way the world is, a desire to be accepted but an inability to gain acceptance, obsessive use of computers and online games, anxiety, poor ability to plan ahead (executive function), etc. We sent him to the Aspiro program for kids like him (Vantage Point program). There are other programs there, but each group is kept generally separate. Vantage Point included about 7 kids depending on the week, between the ages of 14 and 17. All of the kids who were there with our son were high-functioning. The program includes very intensive oversight and therapy. The "guides" are all very knowledgeable about counseling and wilderness camping, and were all very caring. The kids basically are out on the trail 4 or 5 nights a week, and in "base camp" 2 or 3 nights. The participants do one activity per week: rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking, "skills camp," and more. No swimming or boating, apparently due to an insurance issue. The kids develop really good outdoor skills, including in those areas (especially rock climbing), camping skills, cooking for themselves, planning their use of water and food, not leaving anything behind, etc. The campers are kept very active - the physical aspect is a bit draining, but nothing dangerous or even close to any participant's limits. The nights on the trail include counseling, group activities (maybe closer to group therapy), and of course setting up the camp for the night. Kids have the opportunity to form friendships, talk with others who understand the stresses of their lives and their unique situations, and learn a lot about themselves. While out on the activities for the week, participants do not have cabins, tents (at least not in the summer), bathrooms, showers, or laundry facilities. All gear - everything the kids have with them - is issued by Aspiro to ensure safety and the integrity of the program (to prevent anyone bringing in drugs, snacks, or other contraband). At base camp each week, the kids get to shower and launder etc. It is a strenuous time emotionally as well., with intensive counseling, including during the 2 days at base camp with the licensed therapists. Jamie, our son's counselor, was phenomenal with him. At base camp, the kids turn in at least one letter each week, and get letters from home. They read, play frisbee, "aggressively wade" in the river, and unwind before the next week begins. Most participants in Vantage Point stay from 8 to 12 weeks before continuing on to a residential program in Utah (one place is associated with Aspiro - it's called Gateway Academy) or Montana. Our son benefited a lot from the Vantage Point program. He was very apprehensive prior to going, but he was very encouraged by the two Aspiro guides who came to the airport to meet us. Some kids need to be picked up at home (typically without warning them in advance), bundled up, and taken to the camp by special staff, but most come with one or both parents to SLC airport to get picked up there. The parents do not come with the participant to the base camp. Campers for Vantage Point typically arrive on a Wednesday or Thursday, and leave on a Wednesday some weeks later. About a month into the program, the families come to Sundance Resort to meet for a family seminar that includes two days of family counseling with your child. There is a rock climbing session, in which the kids really excel and forms a bonding experience for the family. There are also several meals together including one out at a restaurant, which is a big hit with kids who have been eating a very limited diet for several weeks before and after. I wrote this review primarily for other parents, so you would know what to expect of Vantage Point. It is a great program for our son. We worked with an educational consultant (Bodin Group) to make this decision, and they also suggested one other program. We might have been happy with that one, but Aspiro Vantage Point worked for us. Definitely go to the family seminar - try to time your kid's arrival at Aspiro to be about a month before the family seminar, because at that point they will have made some good progress. Be sure to do your "gratitude letter" in advance (and print it out), because that is an essential part of the program. If you are anything like our family, your life will be much better after Aspiro Vantage Point. If any kids read this who are going to Aspiro - it's OK to feel apprehensive, but everyone there is friendly and helpful. The physical activity will be hard, but no more than you can bear (although you might argue with me after the hike up Tabby mountain). All the other kids there face the same challenges you face every day, and the counselors and kids really know how to help you. Your life will be much better after Aspiro Vantage Point.

My brother was sent there and he was underfed (lost 20+ lbs) and they had such little supplies that…read morehe had to wipe his ass with his own underwear at times because they didn't have toilet paper. The organization lied to my parents and promised to give him more food, but it never happened. He slept in negative temperatures with shitty sleeping equipment and the program physiologically altered the kids minds and changed their paradigm making them feel different and far from the normal teenager. NEVER PLACE A KID IN THIS PROGRAM. Misleading marketing to profit for themselves, absolutely ridiculous how they're still in existence.