EVERYTHING! Blake and his dad are the nicest people! The park is well shaded and has good WiFi…read more Thank you for the pleasant stay!

This is the most quiet and absolutely amazing RV park. The man who runs it is so incredibly nice…read moreand gave us a lot of suggestions on family friendly activities to do in the area. Very clean park IN town. 10/10 would recommend staying here. We will be back!

What a great place. Very warm welcome with a beautiful place, views of mountains and great…read morebreakfast! Bed was soo comfortable! Thank you for a great stay! Will plan to come back again.

We stayed two nights at the Jensen Inn and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The sheets are smooth and…read moreironed crisp. The breakfasts each day were to die for. Judith is a fabulous hostess and makes each guest feel like they are the most important. Alan is knowledgeable about the history of the area. Visiting with everyone at the breakfast table was one of the highlights of our stay.

this is a new RV park, so trees are still young. But the grounds are clean and well maintained. The…read morestaff is terrific if you need any assistance; they are eager to help. The clubhouse/office is beautiful inviting, and well stocked. Also has a very cute little gift shop area. It quiet place with so much potential im excited to see the future here.

This is not a 'resort'. There are no mature trees, one patch of grass, a half a*sed / unsafe…read morechildren's swing set, a couple of fire pits and an office that is sometimes open from 9-2. Other than that there are no amenities. There is no pool/hot tub, no showers/public restroom. she'll tell you there are laundry services you just have to give her a week in advance.... Yeah good luck with that. You'll end up having to drive the 30 minutes into vernal to do your laundry. The power consistently went out during our stay, so if you do have to end up here be sure to have a surge protector and hopefully you have a solar system/backup generator. You'll need it. The water seems very dirty, and will stain your sinks and showers even with a good filtration system. The water pressure is very high (not a bad thing really just not very good for camper plumbing) so also make sure you've got a regulator. Certainly do not make friends with anyone in the rv park, and certainly do not hang out with them. The owner has cameras pointing into just about every camp spot, (not a bad thing, just inappropriately used) watching every single thing everyone does, and then gossiped to me about what others staying there are doing that pisses her off and about how she is going to kick them out. Very odd and unprofessional way to run a business. The rv park always stinks because it's directly in front of a famers field (not the farmers fault that it makes the rv park smell awful, but they laid manure down in their fields every evening for a good month or more straight) it's extremely unpleasant to be outside, and of course there's always a LOT of mosquitos but that's a given being next to the river. this should be your last choice of an rv park if you're staying in the area. Good luck!

Comfortable clean room, close to the convention center. The staff is friendly and helpful. The…read moreowner went above and beyond to make my stay pleasant.

Our family stayed at the Patriot Stay Motel for a few nights and loved it. The room was clean and…read morerecently updated, and the beds were very comfortable. The location couldn't be any better in downtown Vernal close to everything we wanted. We spoke with the owners who are wonderful people, who recently bought the motel and are in the process of remodeling and updating the entire place. The parking lot was clean and had plenty of spots for everyone. They even had a little playground area for the kids. The best part was, it was super affordable. It was priced much lower than the big chain hotel brands but offered the same amenities. We will definitely return and stay again next time we are in town.

Pretty sure this place is closed. What appeared to be the office was completely gutted. Was going…read moreto see if they had a room so I could explore the Monument in the morning. But ended up having to drive an hour East.

NO PETS ALLOWED: The owner of this establishment is a kind and fair business woman who takes care…read moreof her employees needs, and is kind and fair to people. I booked a week stay here. I had seen the Terrace Motel in passing as I am a season pass holder at Dinosaur National Monument. It has always lead me to lose myself in my imagination to imagine it lit up on a sunset night in the 1950's! And even today it always appears iconic and steadfast in this stark environment. I was so excited about my trip and nerding out for an entire week with paleontology. Today my booking was canceled. When I made my arrangements I failed to mention I travel with my two small dogs. And some establishments don't accept pets. They have their rights to their policy and a good customer would accept and respect the rules of the establishment. It would be unfair to make an exception to my fellow customers and being dishonest and trying to hide my fur babies is just NOT my style. The owner is such an endearing woman. She has a kind demeanor and is an inspiration to me because she is a female owner! The grace with which she handles potentially uncomfortable situations is so smooth. In the end she gave me a full refund (even though I was culpable) and welcomed me back again when I come to Dinosaur minus the fur babies. I plan on returning because of the amazing impression I had with the way they handle undesirable situations. It must be glorious when all is well. Also the standard of cleanliness is principally important to these people. And they really care about the health and well-being of ALL. Thank you kindly.

I don't usually leave reviews, but Sam absolutely deserves one. From the moment he arrived, it was…read moreobvious he knows exactly what he's doing. He's incredibly experienced, professional, and genuinely cares about helping people. He responded quickly, got me back on the road while I was on vacation, and turned what could have been a stressful day into a smooth, hassle-free experience. I honestly wish Sam was in my hometown because he'd be the only person I'd call for any of my vehicle needs. It's rare to find someone this knowledgeable, honest, and dependable. If you need help, don't hesitate to call him--you'll be glad you did. Highly recommend!

Called Sunday and left a message for Monday. Needed help with an Anderson hitch triangle plate…read more Monday left for our next stopped and decided to drive by B & D when they opened up. We ended up getting a return phone call first thing Monday morning as we were driving. What wonderful customer service!!! Explained the situation and told us to come right over. Upon arrival everyone from office staff to mechanics were all so nice and very professional. We were in and out in under an hour. If in town and need any service done, this is your place.

This museum is located in the central business district of Vernal. It is connected to various…read moreother public buildings (city offices, library, etc.) so there is parking in a lot behind it. It is free, but we made a donation after visiting. This isn't the sort of destination that people would visit Vernal specifically to see. That isn't a criticism, just a fact. However, if you are staying in Vernal anyway and have some time to spare, this place is worth a visit. The exhibits are divided into different areas / periods (notable past local residents, WWI, WWII, Native American culture, etc.). We probably browsed around for 20 - 30 minutes. The lady staffing the front desk was quite friendly and helpful regarding local recommendations, etc. Also, there are apparently no bookstores in Vernal, so the gift shop here has the largest assortment of books for purchase for a 20-mile radius (or more). I'm glad we stopped in. I'm giving this a '4' based on expectations vs. experience.

This place is very cool. An amazing number of dinosaurs, even after many many have been hauled away…read moreto museums. It's a quick shuttle ride from the visitor center and well worth the time.

I kept hearing people talking about the "wall of bones" and I knew that I needed to make my way…read moreover there. By way of the Dinosaur National Monument and a short shuttle ride, I was face to face with real dinosaur bones. There were a few bones that guests are allowed to touch too! The wall has been surrounded by a building to preserve it and make it easier to access. I was equally fascinated by the historical pictures that show when these fossils were found and the people many years ago that flocked to enjoy them. Especially impressive were the women in the floor length dresses, as was the fashion in those days, walking along the rocks to get a glimpse of the massive artifacts. They've done a nice job to preserve this site and make it available to interested people, like myself. I'm glad I made the trip!