We had to make our RV reservation at the last minute because my husband had been in and out of the…read morehospital we were in Rapid City heading towards Las Vegas. We've been laid up in Rapid City, which we love, but he was in and out of the hospital for over a month, Mount Shadows RV was very happy to and helpful. Very kind gave us a wonderful spot on an end. We have flown our son out to Rapid City to drive us home we were so exhausted when we got to Mountain Shadows and like I said they were so helpful and gave us a great spot. The price was right and I can't thank them enough for what they did often when people arrive at an RV place you're exhausted your hair is a mess. You're hungry. You're so tired and that's what situation we were in and it was like coming home. We've stayed there before and it's always been good thank you Mountain Shadows.

We had to go back for one night for a family matter. So we called and were told we could stay in a…read moresite we chose. When we arrived, they would not give us the site and stuck us in a site that directly faced the front of our neighbors. Very narrow site with no privacy. They charged us $143!! On their website they allow you to pick a site and when you finalize your choice, a note pops up saying you may not get the site. Just a mess!

View from the lower falls was amazing! The incline is pretty intense just before you get to the…read morefalls with some big boulders. Glad we made it for a quick visit to Utah! Beautiful Country!

Everywhere I look these days, it seems that people are posting pictures of amazing fall colors. We…read moredo live in a beautiful state and it's appropriate for us to step outside, take a look around and appreciate when nature shows off. I joined a group of hikers and hit the trails this past week, in search of some great fall colors. Bell Canyon did not disappoint. There is plenty of parking at the trailhead, including clean bathrooms. The first part of the trail is pretty rocky and has a decent elevation gain-poles are helpful, but at the least, have good shoes with some traction. Once you get to the reservoir, it's pretty flat and there are lots of places you can get amazing pictures. Be sure to take some time down by the water-it's so calming and just beautiful. There were some detour signs on the trail, so we didn't get the full experience (not sure why it was closed, but we tried to follow signs until they suddenly stopped. So we turned around and came the way we went.) Overall, it's a beautiful hike and I'd love to come try it again when the trail is open.

Utah is suffering from a drought so a lot of the grass was dying in August. I was nervous pulling…read morein since the KOA is located on the West Side of SLC. As soon as I walked in to check in I could see this was a beautiful KOA. It has a large store with plenty of snacks, pool & hot tub. There are a lot of games & courtyards for the kids to play. The bathrooms were clean and maintained. Full grown trees provided plenty of shade. A true oasis in the heart of the city.

We have an RV and will be in SLC for 4 nights. We're staying with friends the last 3 nights, so the…read moreonline Airstream community suggested this place, and said they may have short-term storage against the fence for us after our 1 night stay. Doesn't hurt to ask, right? So I called and said we were thinking about reserving a night there, but wanted to check if they had any available places for short-term storage afterwards, as we would be staying elsewhere for the next 3 nights. Woman on phone, very rudely: "Do you mean you don't want to stay here with us at all but you want to store your trailer here?" Me: "No" (repeated the same info as before). Woman, very curtly: "So we need to get you registered for a night then." Me, a little more warily: "Well we're considering it, but I just wanted to check about any available storage options you may have." Woman: "No, if you pay for a site, then you can store it here." Clearly, just asking a simple yes or no question was very harmful (to them) and their rude and hurtful reaction means that they are not interested in our business at all. A simple, kind, " No, I'm sorry we don't offer that" would have been lovely. Management may want to speak to the people who answer the phone, and re-teach what respectful interactions look like. From, the Airstream community that gives you lots of business and talks to each other about RV locations.

Hands down one of my favorite places in Utah. The hiking is incredible, with so many trails to…read morechoose from that it never gets old. It's also super dog-friendly, which makes it even better, I love being able to bring my pup along and see other happy dogs out on the trails. I come here year-round and every season is special in its own way. Snowshoeing in the winter is peaceful and beautiful, and visiting in the summer, fall, and spring brings totally different scenery and vibes each time. Whether you're hiking, snowshoeing, or just soaking in nature, Millcreek Canyon is a gem and absolutely worth five stars.

Millcreek Canyon is located close to Big Cottonwood Canyon but is far more pet-friendly. In fact,…read moreit felt designed with dogs in mind--there were bag and trash stations for pet waste, plus signs posted noting which days dogs are allowed off-leash. We love giving Luna off-leash time on hikes like this, as long as she stays on the trails and listens when we call her back or ask her to wait. After a long day of driving, we decided to stretch our legs on the Rattlesnake Trail (not my favorite name, but we went for it). The hike was 2.79 miles and took us about 1.5 hours to complete. It was rated as moderate, with plenty of inclines and beautiful views on the way up--the descent was much easier. Entry was $5, which you pay on your way out. Overall, it was a great way to get some exercise and let Luna roam in a safe, welcoming environment.

My husband and I just returned from a fantastic 8 day motorized raft trip down the Colorado River…read more(Lee's Ferry to Whitmore Wash) in the Grand Canyon, guided by an outstanding team from CRATE. If you have the opportunity to book a trip with CRATE, don't hesitate! Pulling off these trips requires intense knowledge, skill, and coordination, and in all of these ways, CRATE delivered. Good equipment, hearty, plentiful food (and snacks!) and a crew who thoroughly understood the historical, natural, and geological aspects of where we were. This interpretation, intertwined with great river stories, really brought the Canyon to life.

If we could count the infinite number of stars in the entire universe, CRATE deserves all of them +…read moreanother one. My family has been enjoying the beautiful experience of rafting the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon with CRATE since 1972, coming up on 50 years next year since my father's first trip. I have done five trips to date myself and there is no other company I would pick to guide our family and my friends through this incredible experience. Every trip seems to be increasingly special through and with CRATE. From the extremely friendly and professional communication with the McKays at the CRATE main office to the expansive knowledge and friendliness of the guides on the trips, everyone I have done the 8 day trip with is overwhelmed with gratitude and adamantly impressed with the service, knowledge and overall execution of the trip... even the most seasoned explorers and adventure seekers I know. I simply can't say enough about how special this trip is, but I think a large majority of that is because of their company, staff and hands-on, personal touch from beginning to end.

Amazing Park! Best I've seen so far in Utah. Playgrounds for all ages, looks like there is a splash…read morepad during summer months. Slides, swings, zip line, so much for the kids to do. There also are pickle ball courts, tables and benches galore to rest. Lots of space to run around and be free. For dogs, kids and adults lol

WOW I wish I lived closer to this park. We came here for an event that was being held and were…read moreblown away by it. The splash pad is HUGE and has something for kids of all ages. There is also a giant tower with some of the biggest slides I've ever seen. The park itself is very large with plenty of grass and room to enjoy pretty much any activity you can think of. They do have what looks like a zip line, but I've never seen it actually being used and I'd actually say that for how awesome the rest of the park is, the actual playground area is a little lacking. That said, if I lived closer, I'd be happy to take my kids here every day

Dylan jumped off the side of the course with me cause I was scared, awesome time and a very nice…read moreinstructor. Very worth the cost.

We had a pleasant experience. Somehow I accidentally reserved a pontoon for the following weekend,…read morebut they were able to accommodate us today, thankfully! Everyone is nice & friendly. Check in was easy and they go through all the do's & dont's of using the boat. The pontoon we reserved was the cheapest, but it was really nice compared to ones we've rented in the past at other lakes/rivers. Had Bluetooth speakers which added to the experience. We were bummed out the weather was a bit crappy so I felt like we didn't get to fully enjoy the experience. Also, unless you plan to jump off the boat and swim/float etc., there's no where to beach it to hang out, and you are told to stay 150 feet away from the edges due to shallow water and rocks. The water was a chilly 52 for Memorial Day weekend and without sun and warm temps we didn't get into the water. We ended up returning our rental early due to rain, but checking the boat back in was easy. I definitely recommend renting if you're spending a day here. It's got gorgeous views and it's very big. There were some cool teepees out of what looked like driftwood or something along the South Eastern section that merges into Provo River. There's beautiful homes along northern edges as well.

Value for money: 5 Cleanliness: 5…read moreFood Quality: 5 Customer Service: 5 (friendly vendors) Look and Feel (Ambiance): 5 Thank you, Come Again?: 5 Wheeler Farm's Sunday Farmers Market is such a treat--especially on a beautiful day like today. The whole space is buzzing with Autumn energy, local vendors, and the mouthwatering smells of fresh food wafting through the air. From handmade goods to seasonal produce, there's something for everyone. The atmosphere is relaxed and community with families strolling, dogs wagging, and live music adding to the charm. Today there was a guitarist performing acoustic classics. The Farmer's market is the kind of place where you can grab a fresh pastry, sip on a local brew, and chat with the people who grew or made what you're enjoying. Overall, Wheeler's Farm is a great place to explore and support local vendors. Whether you're stocking up on veggies or just soaking in the sunshine, Wheeler's Farm makes Sunday mornings feel extra special. It's becoming a weekly tradition.

A beautiful place to connect with nature and animals; great for picnics and for children to play…read more However, I was troubled by the fact that two horses were extremely thin and appeared to be starving. The same went for the two ponies and a small donkey; I saw them scavenging for hay among the pebbles on the ground, and they also looked famished. Another issue was the lack of affection and warmth shown toward the animals.

The setting is beautiful. We stayed in the bunk house or dorms. It was great to have all the kids…read moresleep in the same room. Bathroom and shower areas were clean. The food was incredible especially since it's in the middle of nowhere. Our favorite was archery and horses. Couldn't ask for nicer wranglers.

Definitely not a resort, but the location is beautiful. The staff's hospitality was great, they…read moremake sure you're taken care of! However, the facilities are so run down and it really isn't clean, food is not good and water is not very accessible! There are also rodents EVERYWHERE (Yes, I know it is in nature but it's a bit out of control when they're running into the dining hall ) Like I said, staff is kind and have good intentions, the lake was fun, horses were fun too but other than that there's really not a lot to do. If you're planning to come for a family reunion or something like that, I'd rethink your decision.