July 11, 2026 - Helper, UT The staff was exceptionally friendly and welcoming. The RV park has spacious, level gravel sites with full hookups, making it an easy and comfortable stop. It's also just minutes from downtown Helper, a fascinating historic town that's well worth exploring. A couple of things to be aware of: although the park advertises propane sales, the employee who handles propane refills doesn't work weekends. We arrived on a weekend and weren't able to refill our tanks, so plan ahead if you'll need propane. The park is also close to the highway, so there is some traffic noise, and it's adjacent to the railroad tracks, which means you'll hear the occasional train passing through. read more

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What a great RV PARK! Everything was so clean and very well organized. When you depart the town of Helper, you get to see downtown. This is the cutest little old west downtown that we have seen. The city is quaint and right off highway six easy access to get back on your route either direction. We will stay at that RV park again as we travel from Washington to Colorado. read more

Very clean spilt something one the floor and it was so clean the people are very nice

This was night two of our cross country trip. A friend recommended this place after his cross country trip. We arrived during a rainstorm, the check in process was way and the general store looked like it had lots of stuff for everyone. One of the team took his golf cart in the rain and helped us to our site. He turned on the breaker and assisted us backing into our site. They also give you a nice packet with a map and things to do around town. We camped along the river and the noise drowned out the highway on the other side. The site was nice and had everything we needed, the occasional train would roll by and the kids loved it. The campground has bathrooms, showers, a playground, river walk and several dog walking areas. The surrounds mountains are beautiful and really make the place look great. A great place to stay if you're here for a night or longer. read more

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This RV park is beautiful! You can tell the owners have really taken the time to upgrade and make it very nice....lots of trees and landscaping, picnic tables, benches on the river, nice clean and large bathrooms! This was a very nice surprise for a one night stay. The back in River spots are nice, and very wide. My only suggestion is to have some type of gate at the front to make it feel safer. We came in an off time and there were very few campers, making it feel slightly isolated. read more

Only here for one night. Practically empty this time of year but i love this place! Clean. Spacious sites. Clean, nice bathrooms with big shower. Good wifi. Nice person checking us in. Didn't check out the dog run. Will stay here again is passing through here. read more

We stayed here Sunday 11/16. Got here about 4:30 p.m. We did a self check in. This is a great facility. Among the best restrooms we ever seen in an RV park. Flat with a little noise from the highway and some train traffic but not too severe. We paid $30 for a tent site as we don't need much. Highly recommend. read more

This is one of the nicest campgrounds I've stayed at! You can tell that this is a labor of love by the folks who own and operate it, and everyone who visits will know what I mean after one stay. The campground is new and still not a lot of people know about it yet. It's laid out in such a way that there is space for every type of camper. There are over a hundred RV sites-many of them pull throughs and with full hook ups. When you arrive, a staff member escorts you to your site, so there's no getting lost. He stayed to make sure we had all we needed, and then left us alone to get set up. The ground was level, well manicured and the picnic table was in excellent condition. As the trees grow larger, the shade will be very nice. If you're not pulling a trailer or driving an RV, there are also a few tent sites throughout the park. You'll also notice some little cabins that you can rent too. Each space has ample parking and plenty of room between you an your neighbor. I didn't feel crowded at all. Campground bathrooms can either make or break a place-these ones MAKE it! There are several gender neutral bathrooms-each with their own private shower. They were cleaner than my shower at home! Above each door just outside the room is a light that shines red or green, so no wondering if it's vacant or not. There is a large group pavilion that guests can use, first come, first served. It's got plenty of tables and a large outdoor sink for cleaning your dishes. Onsite, there is also a nice playground and a fun splash pad for the kids. Not far from that is a small dog run for your dogs to run free. The main store has a few convenience items as well as a nice laundry area. My interactions with the staff were all very positive. People were friendly and seemed to enjoy their work. The entire vibe of the campground was inviting; so much so that our large group booked reservations for several sites at the end of the month. Who knew that little Helper, Utah would become our vacation destination?! But we can't wait to come back. read more

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We arrived around 4pm yesterday, and after a quick check in, we were escorted to our site by the host in a golf cart. He helped my husband park the trailer (so grateful for that, not my specialty). It was raining when we arrived, so it was a little bit if a muddy setup. Our site is right on the river. I took the kids exploring to the playground and splash pad once it stopped raining. They enjoyed the playground but we skipped on the splash pad as it was a little chilly. We used the provided map & guide to pick out a place for dinner. After dinner, the kids played at the park some more before showers and bed. The bathrooms and showers are great - they are clean and smell fresh, and spacious enough to get all the kids handled at once. After bathing the children, I sent them to bed and got a shower in for myself - A+ for hot water and water pressure. Also, there are plugs in there making it convenient to dry my hair there rather than waking the kids up with my hair dryer in the camper. Overnight, the sound of the roaring river was lovely and mostly drowns out thee highway noise. The whole family slept well, and we're off on another day if adventure. read more

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Second go around at this place. Love the spacious park. Employees are so welcoming and accommodating. Highly recommend it if you are in the area. They have cabins too. read more

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Starved here while I visited Helper, Utah. Super clean, huge showers and restrooms! Very nice staff.Do not miss read more

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Perfect place when traveling with your dog if you don't own an RV. We rented one of their cabins. Very comfortable, clean and quiet location. Would definitely stay here again. read more

Our 3rd stay here. The camp retains it's new RV Camp appeal. Spotless restrooms & showers, large, plus red/green occupancy lights outside. ...real TP! If you've been to a KOA restroom you will know what I mean. Extra long & wide level sites, Gravel. Shade trees are maturing, another couple years sites will be shady. Each site with planted landscaping. Some have small grassy areas. 50/30A full hookups. 100psi water, use a pressure regulator! Sewer connections are lower than my RV drain. Great!!!! Strong wifi at my site. Great spots for kids with water jets, new swings, colored chalk to decorate the sidewalk. Competitive rates with SAMS, veteran and other discounts. Under new ownership since last visit. US 6 about 1/4 mile away. The old RR switching yard is about 100 yds from the campground & trains do pass at regular intervals. The Salt Lake City Amtrack as well. Might be a problem for lite sleepers. The trains move through the yard at a slow speed, not at full power. Great stuff to watch prime movers at power. The yard comprises at least a dozen sidings & spurs, a turn around loop & what looks to be a Y. Saw only one fenced dog run. It's tiny tho my dogs figured it out 1st visit. Adjacent perimeter can also be used. Leash & "baggies" required. Helper is an old brick & mortar RR town complete with original historic signage on many buildings. Several restaurants. Main st is a nostalgic look back from 80 years ago. Back in the day steam locomotives teamed up to move heavy loads up the Castle gate canyon. ...called "Helpers". About 100 miles S of Salt Lake. 10 Miles N of the town of Price with shopping, services, Walmart. read more

What a wonderful paradise!! Evelyn was amazing and the entire staff was just as helpful and friendly....the restrooms and showers were so clean and the location is awesome. Trains come by slowly and will honk and wave...my grandson loved it!! There is a river and a splash pad and playground...just a great experience...GO HERE!! Tents? Sure! Cabins...yes!! Rv or trailer... of course...perfect place for a family reunion read more

Friendly office staff, very clean bathrooms, showers and laundry room. Nice spaces with trees. I'd stay here again and recommend!

We stayed in one of the cabinets here for 2 nights and it can easily accommodate me my wife and 3 kids. When we were here the weather was 20 degrees but the heater was perfect to keep us warm at 78 degrees The cabin was fully equipped with everything one needs ig coffee, comfortable bed, microwave, stove, fully bath and so much more My kids had never experienced snow and this was a perfect place for to come for a new days and unplug from the grind of life Helper is beautiful and amazing. Downtown Helper is clean, recently fully remodeled and Christmas lights up on all the building. The people are very welcoming and polite and the art scene is starting to take off read more

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My husband and I were traveling through Utah late in the evening yesterday after purchasing a new fifth wheel from a local dealer. We needed a place to stay for the night and came across Castle Gate RV. After calling the main number it gave clear instructions on how to do a late check in and we were able to drive up, grab a packet/ place in the Dropbox, and get into a site for the night. The park was clean & easily maneuvered. We came while it was snowing, so I imagine it would be amazing to stay for a week or so in the summer! If we are ever back in the area, we will definitely come back! Also, the Mountain View's are incredible. Thank you Castle Gate for providing a nice & safe place to stay for the night! read more

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Very much enjoyed this park. Everything is new, well kept and very clean. Staff was super friendly and easy check in process. Kids enjoyed the splash pad and playground. WiFi was much better than expected, and cable tv has a good channel list. Little close to train track but wasn't noticeable or irritating at all. read more

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We loved our stay here! So clean and lots of fun activities for the kids. Plus, the nearby town was so cute to stroll through!

We camped at Castle Gate RV Park and Campground in our motor home in June 2021. What a surprise in Helper Utah! This park is so beautiful and picturesque. The owners keep the park neat and clean with long level sites big enough for large rigs and toads. The staff showed us to our site and were Friendly and constantly cleaning.We didn't have to unhook and could enjoy the site with fire ring and a very nice picnic table facing the mountains and river just across the road. Quiet dark sky nights where we could enjoy the star filled sky. This park was big with many amenities including a big office, store, laundry, really clean restrooms, playground with water splash area for kids. Horseshoes, corn hole games were also available. They also had a small dog run for your four legged friends. Although a little small for larger breeds, the park itself was surrounded by grassy areas. The town of Helper was mere minutes away. Railway with trains (noise, not a problem), Grocery store, library, museums, art stores, river walk and restaurants were easily accessible. We will make this park part of our RV must do! read more

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I was looking for a place to stay while traveling through Utah, this has to be one of the best campsites I have stayed at. They have laundry, playground, CLEAN, HUGE, hot showers. The place is super clean. I got to stay in a tent site right next to the river. The staff and management are super friendly and worked with me arriving late at night. read more

Nice RV campground south of Helper Utah on US 6, off the main highway. Privately owned and managed I think. Level pull through's. All gravel. Spaces appear to use a recycled crushed asphalt material that seems to hold up as well as fresh laid asphalt. ....water permeable but hard. 50 Amp service. Adjacent to the UP RR station, Helper Utah. UP, GNSF and Amtrac trains pass by between Salt Lake City and ?? Denver?? Train noise was not a problem. Camp is immaculate. Young trees planted but no real shade yet. Restrooms are large, each is a separate room with outside locking door. Green or red "Occupancy" lights above each , very clean in new condition. I'm told lightening fast internet. Didn't bring my laptop to see. Small water splash park for the kids. The pet area was a bit small but Dotti & Winnie did not complain. Nearby town of Helper is right out of the 40's. Several restaurants. Best of all: half the price of a KOA and much nicer. read more

If your travels take you to or from Provo UT, take the Hwy 6 for a great option to the 15. There are some cute and historic towns along the 6, Price and Helper are charming. We stayed at Castle Gate RV Park 435-472-2267 in Helper UT. We were so happy with this year old park. They don't have a lot of shade since the trees are so new, but there's a great breeze that blows down the canyon. There is a train track east of the park but didn't bother us and no horns. Trains were in frequent. Highway noise extremely minimal. The staff is wonderful, park is clean (every bench in the park was spotless). They have back in river spots, which are nice. We highly recommend this park! read more

This is a brand new park in the city of Helper, Utah. They have large, free, family-sized showers/bathrooms. There are 6 cabins for rent, and they even have tent sites! Castle Gate RV Park also has a general store and a propane filling station. This quaint city is fast becoming an artist's showplace as there are several galleries in town showcasing stunning art. There is also a railroad and coal mining museum, and a motorcycle museum in Helper. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable about things to do in and around Helper. read more

Unlevel sites and overpriced. Was charged an additional $8 when I requested an adjacent site. The Campground was only about 10 percent filled. Worst experience in over 60 years of camping. Find another place to support. 24 foot RV, $62. The entire Campground is either pea gravel or crushed asphalt. Most every site requires leveling. The town is called Helper but this spot was not helpful. read more

Great stop on our way to Idaho. Clean, spacious sites, friendly and helpful staff, beautiful setting with mountains and river. Easy to get to and spots are big. One of the best overnight stops we made on our two week journey. read more

Well we found Castlegate RV park on all stays RV search. it's awesome , clean, beautiful scenery, only been open one year and one month and huge parking areas nice big turning areas.the staff is extremely friendly and helpful.and just up the road is an awesome place to eat.Balance Rock Eatery & Pub. we will be back everyone should go if you're close to Helper, Utah, by Price,make sure you make it there. read more

Clean, Quiet, Friendly, Good WiFi, Good water pressure. Even though this park is better the highway and a rail yard it is amazingly quiet. You do hear the trains but they definitely are not loud or disruptive. Our campsite backed up to the Price River. Definitely a repeat. read more

While on our way to goblin valley we had a tire pop. We ended up having to spend the night in helper Utah and ended up pulling into Castle Gate RV park late. We looked for a map to know where to set up tents but could not find one. The next morning when we checked out we were informed, with sass that we camped in an unreserved RV spot and got charged double. In addition to the mean lady, the park is right next to train tracks and it sounded like there was an air attack all night. read more

What a great place to stay very spacious, price was good when staying for longer periods, wide roads, cool water play area for kids, friendly staff, nice area to wash clothes and a nice little store and great internet! We would so stay here again and would recommend this place. read more

This was a great little park on the trip between Moab and SLC. Clean, very well kept, well organized staff and support. It is right between the railroad tracks and Hwy 6, but we slept fine. We'll stop again if we are up this direction. Thanks Castle gate! read more

I discovered this rv park on Facebook when my husband and I decided to stay an extra week in Utah. What a great find! It was a brand new rv park that had just opened and we loved it. Clean, large spaces and they have cabins too. The staff is exceptional and friendly. If there was anything not to our liking it was the weather, lots of rain this year. Although there is a lot to see around the area, museums, art gallery's, scenic drives and restaurants. We will be back!....L read more

This is a great RV park that is still new and with time will only get better. I highly recommend it. The owners are really friendly and helpful and very visible in the park which is nice. THe sites are huge and clean. There is plenty of room. As the trees get bigger the park will only get better. The bathrooms and showers are super clean and large with your own room for maximum privacy. The cable and WIFI were the best have had on any trip motel or RV camping. We will stay here again. read more

We had a great night at Castle Gate. The sites were immaculate. Fire pit was fun to gather around and the facilities were the best I have ever experienced RV'ing. Brand new and spotless. Our hosts were so welcoming and informative. A must if you are headed through the area! read more