This place was a pleasant surprise for us. We live in Utah and have been to Evanston too many times to count. We have never brought our RV along, and we found this park online and wanted to give it a try while visiting for the Wyoming Downs. They had online booking through Rover Pass, which made it easy to select your site type and dates of your stay. They offer the Good Sam discount on their nightly rate, also. Upon arriving, we just caught the park manager leaving the park. She turned around and came inside the office to check us in. We got a good site for our motorhome where we were parked on gravel with a nice area of grass to our passenger side for our pup to explore. Several of the sites on the east end are parking on grass, which we usually prefer not to do due to the weigh of our rig. Also, they warn you to check out and leave by 10:00 am if you are parked on grass because the sprinklers come on automatically and will soak down your RV and/or tent. Other gravel sites are full gravel with no grass available. There are also many trees along the roads, but they were not hanging too low to compromise our motorhome. The amenities available are a laundry room, men/women restrooms with showers, a playground for the kids, and some fun decor with antique farm items and a wishing well. They have a grassy area at the very back of the park for pets to utilize, and we walked back there one time to check it out during our stay. There are many longer term folks staying toward the back, and I noticed many of those sites are only 30 amp elec. I will definitely be back to stay again when I'm in the area. read more

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Good RV park for a night or two, some sites are dirt/gravel and some are grass. Restrooms are clean, playground for kids and a couple of restaurants close by you can walk to. read more

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Lived this RV park large trees, nice long spaces, and very quiet Hopefully we'll be back soon read more

First time in Evanston, WY. This park is older but really laid out well and in good repair. Go to their website to read about the history. When you approach it from I-80, it will come up on you fast because the sign is a tad small. But the parking lot next to the office is very wide and easy to get into especially with big rigs (40+). The pads are gravel but they were recently regraveled. Some pads for big rigs are at least 85-90 feet long, so be sure to ask for the space that fits your coach. Also, some of these pads have a clear view of the southern sky for your satellite dish. Again, be sure to ask. They will accommodate you. All spaces are partially or completely shaded, but the trees do not get in your way when you pull in. The power pedestals are situated at the rear of the space, so take that into account when you place your coach. We had to use an extension cord for our 50 amp but no problem. Spaces between lots are not overly tight so you're not sitting on top of each other. Plenty of green grass to walk your pets. There are a lot of touristy spots within 2 miles of this park. One is a county part with elk and bison for viewing. It also has a lot of picnic tables. The whole area is fantastic. It is well worth staying a couple of days to explore. Evanston is about half way between Salt Lake City and Cheyenne. Sorry for the long review, but we loved this park and Evanston! read more

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Small,well kept RV park. Easy in and out. Quiet, nice gentleman checked us in. Quiet night . Would stay gain.

No stars because they wouldnt allow my beautiful vintage 1970 roadrunner camper. They made me submit pictures. It is in good shape but i also have long hair so??? read more

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Reasonable prices, clean. The park is easily accessed, spacious and well laid out. I recommend this place.

Kind of run down and didn't see a worker on site. Communicated via phone...weird. We were only there one night, so it was just a place to stop for the night. read more

We stopped here for one night on our way to Cheyenne. The owners were working in the park, and left our check-in information at the door. We had site 7. It was pretty even and didn't take much to level. The park looks like the owners are trying to keep the place up. The bathrooms & showers were spotless. There was a mention that cable being fuzzy/bad. Our cable worked great. Way better than the $105/night KOA we just left. Update after a nights sleep: it's loud. The trains are running and you can hear the big trucks on the highway. I would stay again, but closer to the office. Overall we were very satisfied with our stay. read more

Good location Clean Kid and dog friendly There's a nice play ground A bit loud because of the location near the highway. read more

It has been a wonderful week here the family who runs this place are so nice and helpful The best place to stay and great price ! read more

Phillips RV Park - having a great time here in the camp ground - Parks Near Me - Evanston, Wyoming

I truly feel like reviews help. Had a spot reserved for horse racing weekend. Got their and she couldn't find it. Then came back and said they didn't have a spot because I was booked for Friday-Sat-Sunday. No confirmation sent, she said just use her name when I made the reservation . In my book I have it right. There is no way I made it for Friday since I was at the Summer Games in Cedar City. Had to drive to Echo which is about 40 min away, but so worth it!! read more

Phillips RV Park - Parks Near Me - Evanston, Wyoming

This is about the only place to stay if you're traveling through the area. The location is perfect as it's just down the road from the truck stop. Check in was easy but lady wasn't friendly. Actually, she wasn't unfriendly either but not a smile and hardly a word. It's amazing what a little smile can do to guests. We were given a site across from the dog walk since we had a dog. Our site was a perfect pull-thru and getting satellite reception was no problem. Trains ran through it seemed all night but we're used to trains being close to RV parks so they didn't really bother us too much even though the horns were frequent. What did bother us was the dirt bike rider just on the other side of the fence from us. He was riding and gunning that bike up and down in the business area until about 1am. I know that isn't the parks fault but it was a big negative. Don Pedro's Mexican just down the street was a great place for dinner. If you stay here, check it out. read more

The park itself is pretty but I would not stay here again! Way too noisy. Between freeway and very busy road. Not to mention being right next door to railroad tracks! No sleep had by anyone! read more

I stayed at this RV park for two months, on business, otherwise I would not have stayed for any length of time. The woman manager (owner?) is very unfriendly and unaccommodating. I asked for some lilac bushes to be trimmed back so that some people could do some work on my trailer. She absolutely refused, telling me that it was my fault I was so close. It's true that I spotted close to the bush - but, if had moved to the other side of the site, I would have been right up against a tree. Also, they ignore their own rules regarding speed limits and leashed pets. They roar around the campground on a 4-wheeler with a barking dog running alongside ... until SQUIRREL!!! No attempts to get the dog back, allowed to roam freely within the partk. read more

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This is a very nice park run by a great family. It's convenient to Interstate 80. The park is super clean and super green with lots of mature trees. We started looking (online) for a place to stay about an hour out and found Phillips - a very nice park that is dominated by pull through RV spaces that have a fast Wi-Fi Connection and Cable TV. Once we got here and got settled in, in their overflow area on the grass we decided we wanted to lay low for a day and spend a 2nd night - no regrets there. We got caught up on laundry, in a very clean and inexpensive laundry room - conveniently located in a free standing building near the middle of the park. This is where the restrooms are as well. Both restrooms and laundry room have a push-button combo lock to keep non-guests out. The restrooms were clean and well stocked. Showers are large and clean as well. The water pressure is off the charts here - so be sure to use a water pressure regulator. The park is billed as an RV Park - in reality they do have 3 tent sites - very spacious and out of the way. Nearly all of the RV Sites are pull through. There are many very big rigs here with tow trailers or vehicles that don't unhook. There is some background noise from the freeway and trains. At the moment, there is construction taking place on the freeway near where the train passed under which is close to the RV Park. Because of safety requirements, the horn blows its whistle whenever going under the freeway, alerting the highway workers. This only happens during daylight hours and the construction will be complete in the next month or two - so don't hold that against the park. Perhaps one of the real highlights of our short visit was meeting Ranold Phillips who was born on the property 86 year ago. He spent nearly ah hour with us relaxing outside our rig last night. He and his wife Joyce are still very active in the day to day operation although their daughter Darla and her two children Courtney and Brian are actually running the business side of the park these days. Ranolds parents first bought the property in 1936 and established Phillips Camp and Sinclair Service when the price of a gallon of gas was only $0.19 a gallon. After the war, the property evolved into a roadside motel for weary travelers. Ranold is proud of the work that he put into this park - as he says, everything I see here he did. When he modernized the park he was very forward thinking He may have been able to get a few more spaces squeezed in had he made them a bit closer and back in spots - instead he chose to go with pull-troughs and wider spaces, leaving an open meadow in the middle with a playground for the kids to play in. Of the 53 RV spaces, only 5 are back in. Anyone traveling along the 80, perhaps heading north to Yellowstone, Phillips RV Park is a great place to stay. I highly recommend Phillips RV Park for any RV Traveler. read more

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No idea why 2 stars instead of one! I checked in with a CRANKY WOMAN. The park looks like someone stopped taking care of it years ago! Spots are not level. The TRAIN NOISE IS RIDICULOUS! Felt like a train was coming through my door. Bathrooms and showers were clean, but dated. Best thing that could happen to this place is for someone else to buy it, but the TRAIN would still be less than 100' away.. read more

This was a great overnight stop for us. The owners were out in the park doing upkeep and left us a note. Our site was straight ahead of us and had plenty of space for us to leave our truck hooked up. The site had some rain troughs in the gravel, but we got the 5th wheel level enough for the stay. It's a small park, with mature trees that are trimmed for the rigs. It was clean, and just far enough from I-80 that the trucks were no bother. There were trains, but they seemed to not be going between 10 and 6, or I was really tired! Loved it. read more

Beautiful place. Mature trees and grass. RV and tent camping available. No problem moving our 30' travel trailer in or out. We only heard the train during the day. It was easy to register online and we also received a reminder email. Love the town. There is a trail and bridge for walking along the river just a short way down the street. Would stay again. read more

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Stayed here one night while passing through Wyoming, and it was pretty good for a small town RV park. We were able to pry and reserve online which was easy and convenient, and the rate was good. Showers and bathrooms were pretty good, but not much space to put your belongings, and pressure was low. Our spot was nice and grassy with a picnic table. Only thing that was annoying was the train that seemed to roll by and blow its horn like clockwork and lots of big rigs rolling by at night. Overall good option if you just need to stopover for a night or two. read more

My wife & I stayed here at the Phillips RV Park this last summer. We were there for 4 day's & nights. Went to the Evanston Rodeo, the local Labor Day Parade and the Fort Bridger Mountain Man days event. The Phillips family where most helpful with directions and information about what was going on in and around Evanston. From the time we arrived till time for us to leave someone from the Phillips family (Mostly Darla & her daughter Courtney) were there with the best Hospitality and genuine care for their guests. Darla & Courtney made or stay at Phillips RV Park memorable and most of all FUN.... We will Definitely be back.... read more

Phillips RV Park - Parks Near Me - Evanston, Wyoming

My husband is a train NUT. So it is never a surprise when our travels often parallel train tracks. Which means we often stay in rv parks near train tracks. You will hear trains and there are quite a few of them. You will also have some road noise. However, the park is lovely. As we were merely stopping for the night, we did not use their facilities but they are dog friendly and they have lots of room to walk the dog. The playground it's wonderful. The staff was friendly and the price was very reasonable. And I will note we enjoyed the Don Pedro Mexican restaurant within walking distance of this park! read more

Phillips RV Park - Parks Near Me - Evanston, Wyoming

Only giving it a one star because unfortunately we were close to long term and they were extremely noisy. First night female screaming call the cops and making a lot of noise until well after 11pm. The second night loud yelling, threats to call the police, pounding on a door all this started the second night after midnight and was going on well after 1am. The trains that people have commented on were no bother to us, we hardly noticed them. Other then the noise with the long term, this is a cute small park that's well taken care of. read more

We stayed at this campground for two nights and here is my review of it. I have a large Class A with tow vehicle. The roads are very wide and no issue whatsoever maneuvering around within the camp. We checked in with the staff and she was very pleasant staff, so I guess I did not get the mean one that others were talking about in previous reviews. The restrooms, showers and laundry were very clean and in great shape. The grounds are spotless, and highly maintained with many trees and bushes - just beautiful. I met the father of the kids that own the place and he was super friendly and gave me a lot of recommendations of places to go see. I noted one reviewer complained about train noise but we never heard them at night and only a couple rolled by during the day. You are close to the freeway but the noise is not a problem at all. There is a playground area but no pool. The Wi-Fi was pretty spotty and we ended up using our Verizon hotspot which worked perfect. Three restaurants within walking distance. Would not recommend the Tumbling Tumbleweed restaurant for dinner - very poor food. Check the Yelp reviews. I would not hesitate to stay here again. Beautiful town and lots to see. read more

We booked this place back in late February as part of a trip we're taking with 3 other rigs across country. Two of the rigs pulled in before us at this park and were basically set up with water & electricity by the time we got there. When we hooked up our electricity we found that their electric system wasn't working adequately to run our rig's electrical systems -- including the AC. NOTHING could be done about it -- too many RVs were using their AC and the park's infrastructure wasn't strong enough to support everyone. We decided to leave (it was in the 90s) and asked for a refund. The woman in the office was pleasant but refused to do anything until "the electrician could check things out", basically implying that we were full of baloney and she wasn't going to do a thing. Luckily we were able to find another park 35 miles further down the road that had reliable power and could take us at the last minute and is actually MUCH nicer than Phillips RV Park. We've called our credit card company to dispute the charge. Moral of the story: don't count on old RV parks to have adequate power grids during hot weather. read more

The person who checked us in made us feel like we were bothering her. Very unfriendly. Plus they offer cable tv & yet half of the stations get no sound & the quality is terrible. Told them of the problem but have not gotten a response. Thank goodness we are only here for one night. read more

Train noise ALL NIGHT LONG. Got little sleep. Aside from that, this place is clean and attractive. The bathrooms are very clean. Also very economical. If the train noise wasn't such an issue, this place would get 5 stars! read more

Stayed here in an RV early Sept. The leaves were just starting to turn. Nice RV Park off of the 80. Grassy level spots. The bathrooms are nice and clean. $33.00 night, They offer 20% off if you pay cash 10% off Good Sam or AAA. Beautiful view from our window. Only down side a nearby train and traffic is pretty noisy. read more

Stayed here as we were passing through on our travels. The lady that checked us in was incredibly rude. We also felt like we were bothering her by being there. She just flopped the form in front of me and told me to fill it out. Didn't offer AAA or any other discount. Not one friendly word from her. Not even a thank you for staying with them. Ya, a real charmer for sure. The clanking from the trains was a constant throughout the night. Would NOT recommend this place solely based by the unfriendly staff that checked us in. read more

I would rate this park 5 stars if I was only rating the registration experience. The man who checked us in was friendly and funny. My guess is he's a wonderful grandpa and he gave us a good laugh after 7 hours of driving. Even the lobby cat greeted us. Easy access from hwy 80. A small and quaint RV park. LOTS of trains rolling close by so if you are bothered by the noise of trains be warned. I found the trains to be more of a white noise. The location PLUS is a nugget: A few blocks to the Bear River Greenway Trail. An excellent biking and walking trail! I'm always looking for a nice place to walk my dogs in the morning and evening, and this trail is perfection. I didn't check out the restrooms. Internet was good but tv reception was not. We would definitely stay here again. read more

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When we called ahead, we were told we could come in late. When we actually arrived, the lady in the office had stayed up to meet us which was so nice. It was a little loud because of the highway but that also made it quick to find. read more

Very nice clean place. Long pull thrus as we have a 40 ft. MH and tow. Very reasonable price with cable and full hook ups. 20% off for cash and 10% off good sam with credit card. Would recommend this park. read more

I rate this RV park at a four star. However the little lady that runs the front desk is as grumpy as they come and makes this place a negative 1 star but decided to give it a 3. We asked her for a separate receipt for work related reasons and you would have thought we kicked her puppy. We paid to stay there for three nights and she said "don't even know if your really staying here". As for the facility, it is very nice. The laundry room is clean. They have a little play park that is nice for kids. Hopefully this little ball of fire takes a few classes online about how to treat customers. read more

We stayed here in late June and it was very pretty. Lots of grass, aspen and cottonwood trees. Many pull throughs. It was a nice stay, with very clean restrooms and showers. It is somewhat close to the freeway and train tracks but I didn't notice any noise too late at night. You must catch the owner for a visit on his morning rounds, he's extremely nice and a wealth of local information. read more

Very nice park once we got checked in. Upon arrival no one was there for several hours. We just found a spot we liked and pulled in for the night. Walked over to the office later in the day and paid. Would stay again. read more

This rv park was very unprofessional. We made a two day reservation. They had no one in the office to answer questions or even check us in upon arrival. The restrooms were locked and they had a keycode pad, but because no one was there on thursday night or even on Friday until evening, we had no amenities available. We set up our little spot and since the park was basically empty, we decided we wanted to stay on another day and when the staff showed up at 4:00 on saturday we went directly to the office to pay and add an additional day. The woman( who we came to find out was the owner) told us we needed to move to another location because she needed to water that one spot. Did she understand the inconvenience of what she was asking when we only wanted to extend one additional day? The park was empty and this is how they treat a paying customer? She told my husband if we didnt move, they would turn on the water and soak all of our stuff. (!!!!) No wonder it was empty. No management present and when they finally show up, this is what we find? We prompty cleaned up and left this horrid place. Overall, a very negative experience. read more

Nice park with plenty of trees and green grass. Stayed for one day and night. Friendly people and laid back atmosphere. Bathrooms could use some updating but overall nice place. Convenient location. read more

This RV park is celebrating their 80th Anniversary of being in business in Evanston, WY which is run by a family member named Darla. I had read previous reviews of this park on my way here about how difficult Darla was and how rude she was to them but I thought oh she can't be that bad. My opinion is that Darla hates her job, resents being here and could careless about what spot you want in the park when they are all available. This town seems very nice and it's too bad that this family placed Darla as their manager. Pretty spot but if you like trains then this is a great place to stay. read more

We stayed at Phillips rv park on July 11th, 2016 and after reading some of the reviews we were so worried about staying there. However, we found it to be to be very green and shady. There is plenty of grass and it is quiet and peaceful. Once in a while a train passes by, but that doesn't take long. Others have complained about bar music. We were there on a Saturday night and I didn't hear even one note. It was nice and quiet.whoever wrote those negative reviews must be super sensitive. Do not be scared away. You will be pleasantly surprised. We stayed there in a travel trailer. read more

We stayed there for 1 night on 7/29-30/17. The place is nice with big shady trees and the lady owned the property since 1936! Very sweet with 2 cats, but I have to give only 1 star because it is not good for big RVs, big trailers or towing a vehicle. We have a 32' towing a car and the place is very tight! Gravel, and the hook ups aren't set up quite right. The worse part was the noise! There was someone with either a loud radio or we were next to a karaoke center? Because it was pretty bad, and is to close to the freeway and OMG, the train tracks!!!! Which kept on going through out the night, needless to say, we did not have a good night at all. She also gave us a password for the WIFI that didn't work and charges too much $ for what it offers, we got way better services for less than what we paid here. Sweet lady, cute place, cute cats but unfortunately is not set up for big RVs or with towing vehicles. read more