it's one star because they don't want you to be outside and they are just like we had lots of…read morerepairs to do kicking us out will give you a notice to fix stuff and then they'll kick you

Excellent RV park in Moab. Wonderful staff. Great bathrooms. Spacious and easy to get in and out…read morewith 40 foot class A towing a Jeep sedan.

We love this RV park Very clean, close to stores…read more Great dog park & an adult section We will be back

First timers crossing the country from SoCal. We were impressed by this resort, not only for the…read morecleanliness, but the staff as well. They were basically waiting for our arrival and escorted us to our site. The sites were all clean along with the amenities such as the pool and surrounding areas. If we are ever back in this area, we will definitely be staying here!

Awesome place to stay Clean. Quiet…read more Kind staff. Nice amenities... pool, pool table, foosball, small play park, giant chess & checkers. Highly recommend. Will repeat.

Really rough accommodations. Flat old smelly pillows. Very cramped rooms. Lights shine in rooms…read more Luckily We had ban aids and taped some of the light out. Noisey place. No one on staff to get fresh towels. Not a pleasant stay at all! I'm

We booked a tent site well in advance so we didn't run into issues finding a spot on Labor Day…read moreweekend. Having never been to this resort or camped in the area, everything we read and saw about this place looked great and we were excited! Fast forward to us actually getting there in person to camp and the utter disappointment and frustration of the experience we were met with. First, for me to say the designated tent sites were "cramped" is a complete understatement. If you like camping right up against others and rubbing tents with each other, I guess this spot is for you. Second, and the more important issue... was the lack of any notice about their "1 tent per site" policy. Though with the first issue mentioned above, I can see why they say that I guess. Lol... What was beyond frustrating though was the fact they didn't list this anywhere on their site or BEFORE allowing us to book the reservation. We wanted to setup two tents. 1 for the kids, and 1 for us parents, but we literally had to go hunting for another campground upon arrival because we weren't allowed to setup our camp as planned and had no way of knowing until we got there. The manager, Becka was less than sympathetic about our situation and simply quoted us the rulebook about cancellation/refunds and the 1 tent per site policy with no regard for our situation and saying things like, "Where else even lets you setup more than one tent in a camping space?" as if we're the crazy ones for imagining a camping trip using more than one tent for the family. I'd say, be sure to read the fine print about the site(s) before booking here, but in our case there was no fine print to warn us and as a result, our camping trip started off with huge frustrations on this and having to later setup tents in the dark at another location we were finally able to find. Final thought on the matter - I'm more than fine with the rule of no cancellations/refunds if not before 48 hours or whatever it was. That's pretty standard and to be expected. Except for the fact that we didn't need to or want to cancel until we arrived the day of and were informed about the 1 tent per site policy that made it impossible for us to camp there. That's 100% the fault of the resort, SO BE WARNED!

The campground is beautiful and immaculately clean. The staff is incredibly helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. The WiFi speed is slower than molasses running uphill in winter. Almost no cell phone reception. I'd give it 5 stars except for the internet.

I've been incredibly happy with my stay at Rivers Edge RV Park. The staff is friendly, informative,…read moreand truly helpful both in the office and around the property. The restrooms and laundry areas are clean and easy to access, and the grounds are beautiful year-round, with scenic walking trails even in the winter. The wildlife is amazing--bald eagles, hawks, cranes, and beaver ponds make this place feel really special. One thing that meant a lot to me was the kindness of the staff--they even helped shovel my vehicle out when I was injured. The park is quiet and peaceful at the end of the road, with gorgeous views, river walks, and a renowned fishing area right across the street. It's been a joy taking my dogs on hikes along the river every day. With affordable cabins as well, it's a wonderful spot for families, friends, and anyone wanting a peaceful getaway in the Park City / Heber area. Highly recommend.

This place is wonderful. Great fishing and hiking all around. Some fun's stuff for kids. Lots of…read moreseasonal wildlife depending on the time of year. Great for doing Park City resorts as well. Wife and I stayed in the cabins. Health and Paula make this place go round, and are a delight. Really made sure to bring the hospitality to the place.

My gosh we spend and overnighted on a trip to Cali and a week on our way back! The office support…read morewas great they even delivered us some cookies (for Christmas I imagine) which was unexpected and super nice since my FIL has memory issues and loves some cookies! The grounds were nice and kept, it was super quiet and safe as they have day and night guards that cruise around in their golf carts. It's an easy point to see tons of fabulous things in SLC downtown and easy access to the main freeways if you are going farther. To am from Salt Lake and there is a ton of things that are fabulous to see from the Fine Arts Gallery or the Utah Museum of Natural History at the University of Utah to the Temple especially at Christmas for the lights, to hiking areas, great food options from basic food to super great upper end options, wine bars, breweries, coffee shops and ice cream shops. There are a lot of activities for children of all ages from the planetarium in the city creek area to the Aquarium out south. Enjoy your stay!

Not a great location. Middle of a shady part of SLC. We had a pet spot. There are only two. This…read morepet enclosure was right up against the trash cans, so we had people in and out all day dumping garbage. At night, there was lots of shady activity with loud music and people arguing in the middle of the night. It's quieter at the back end of the campground. I also think that for the price, it could be much better manicured. No mowing done in weeks with tall grass and weeds at every site. I was highly disappointed. If you're transient camping it's fine, but if you're here to visit SLC for more than one night, I recommend finding something in a better location Not good. People are nice and the facilities are nice and clean. Overall location and campsites were not good.

Just an FYI... NOT lake "side" but could be called lake "view" from certain spots. Just wanted to…read moremake sure you realize this.

This was our first stay at Lakeside Park. We checked in Friday after work with the manager…read moreJulianne, who was very pleasant. Our site was wide and level with grass and mature trees. The showers were exceptionally clean, and people, they had SOFT WATER! What a pleasant surprise! 30 amp and 50 amp power available in almost every pull-through site. A "clubhouse" with games, vhs movies, football and pool. It was a short walk down to the lakes edge. There is a spot to launch your boat, but it's very steep and pretty soft at the end (based on lake levels) I'd drive over to the state park and launch there. Check-out was easy. Our hosts came around Sunday morning and we signed their guestbook. This was my best stay at Starvation Reservoir ever.

This small RV park was so uneven in each & every designated campsite that we were unable to level…read moreour motorhome, even when we used leveling blocks. We have visited over 45 national parks and hitherto always been able to level our motorhome. The location and price is fine, but utterly pointless when you have to sleep at a steep angle. Sadly, this park was resurfaced recently, but clearly not by anyone who knows anything about RVs and motorhome. Cannot recommend this campground.

**This is reviewing the park itself, not the RV park**…read more Great family park. We like to come in the evening and fish. It's not as busy as some other parks in the area and there's a lot of space.

This is a fun little old school campground with nice showers, clean laundry facilities and a…read morebeautiful pool! Our camp spot had mature trees for shade and was nice and quiet. Very relaxing! We will be by again if we are back in the area.

Nestled in among the trees It was difficult to find. It is…read moreover grown, run down, and the noise of the airplanes over head were loud. Sites were tight, no privacy, picnic table wouldn't fit, couldn't put out our awning as the rig was wedge near a tree. Many of the sites were long term and clean. Bathrooms were clean as well. Pool was close as it was the end of the season.

Perfectly situated off of the Mirror Lake Highway, and perched near the tranquil waters of…read moreButterfly Lake, this campground is probably my favorite designated camping area along this great stretch of scenic road. Winning that distinction is no small feat, as there are so many spots to stay along Utah's most prominent scenic byway, but it's just got so much going for it. First, it's at about 10,300ft in elevation, which means that in the blazing heat of summer, you may just kiss the '70s, spend most of the day in the '60s, and have those incredible nights in the tent in the '40s where you thank your lucky stars that you have someone who will go up the Mirror Lake Highway with you and hike by day, and snuggle up in a sleeping-bag-for-two by night. I've not actually had that last experience, but it's on my list. At any rate, the elevation is just what you need in summer, and is not to be messed with in cooler temps. The Highway actually closes during winter, so this campground typically doesn't open until around Memorial Day each spring. The namesake lake is delightful, and planted with willing trout. There are no monster fish lurking in the deep, but the kids will get a kick out of drowning a worm beneath a bobber. I also like that the lake is far enough away from the campsites that you're not constantly worrying about little ones wandering off to play in the water. The further up the road in the campground, the more true this is. If you're looking to launch off for adventure, there are hikes on hikes on hikes. My favorite ever lackadaisical hike I've ever had was on the MLH, but you can find your own. The western terminus of the Highline Trail is just a few hundred feet away down the road, so check that out for a starting point, or grab one of the other many trailheads at your disposal-Ruth Lake, Mirror Lake, Fehr Lake-those are all bodies of waters and names of nearby trailheads. I typically stay in dispersed campsites, but having a few resources, restrooms, parking, and a picnic table is nice sometimes too. I dream of staying here in the height of summer, of making overly-complicated camp meals, of wandering the creeks, of homemade marshmallow s'mores, hand-churned ice cream, and that warm sleeping bag at night.