Nothing fancy, but clean and quiet... I do have a suggestion, the sign for the entrance coming from…read moreVernal, just says rv park, not the full name, we blew right past it and had to turn our 40ft rv pulling a trailer around, the sign from the other side shows the full name of the park...just a thought... everyone was friendly and helpful..,

The staff was very friendly and helpful. They are very accommodating, even for larger groups. They…read morehave Wi-Fi for staying guests but I didn't connect to it, so I can't say anything about the speed. The playground appears to be relatively new. Kids spent a lot time there during our stay and loved it! Things to note: if you're tent camping, note that there is no power. There are outlets but they aren't powered. Tent sites are also near the road so you will hear every truck passing during the night if you're not a deep sleeper. The irrigation pipes in the tent site area will cause water to flood around the base of the trees, so keep kids and pets away or they'll get a little muddy. The bathrooms are clean, but the stalls really need to be replaced. Out of the 3 stalls in the men's restroom, only 2 locked as the third was missing the locking mechanism. There's also no urinal, although there is a patched wall where it looks like there used to be one. The shower area looks nice with professionally installed tile. Enjoyed my time there, but a little renovation in the bathrooms would really make it shine. Also, I would either power the tent sites or remove the outlets.

For people who like to camp, but don't like to go too far off the beaten path, this might be…read moreperfect for you! The camp sites are on asphalt (easy to level!) and have great views of the water below. Not much by way of shade, so it can get hot in the summer. If you don't have an RV or tent, you can rent one of tiny houses. There are picnic tables and barbecue grills available too. It's a great little park for water recreating for a day or two. Not sure it would be a place i'd spend a full week, but it's worth a short visit!

Loved red fleet when we visited last year so much, we drove 6 hours to come back and camp and share…read moreit with my girl scouts! They have hammock sites (where you could just set up hammocks to sleep in outside), teepees, RV sites, tent sites. Pretty much anything you could want. We went during the week and there was plenty of camping sites available. Though if it was full you would be right on top of your neighbors. Thankfully for us there was hardly anyone there. The camping area is not too far from the boat ramp. So it was easy to take our paddleboards and kayaks down and then drive back up and hit the water. The views here are so lovely. Really so unique. The reds and whites in the mountains and seeing all the rock layers. Make playing in the water pretty awesome. During the day there seemed to be a lot of users. Not as much as some of teh local lakes to me in Colorado but still busy. If you are wanting to rent a watercraft you would want to get there sooner rather than later. Not sure how their rental policy is working now as we brought our own kayaks and paddleboards this time. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. It was calm and peaceful and relaxing. Would definitely come back.

Clean it up old broken buses everywhere. Do some clean up actually at complete clean up! Not a safe…read moreor comfortable place to stay. I wish I would Have taken pictures of what it looks like now compared to the pictures they are posting in the website. Do not book this place we left and went to find another place to park for the night didn't feel safe staying there. People seemed nice but place is horrible and I NEVER give this bad of reviews ever. We lost $120.00 but better than staying there. Stay away from it unless you like that sort of place.

Are y'all even open? Pulled up to a junkyard and a for sale sign not quite sure what happened here…read more The website though is decked out so you may be disappointed and if you are don't worry there are plenty of hotels in the area.

Had a great experience on the Gates of Lodore 4-Day trip. The guides did a good job making everyone…read morefeel safe by introducing the rules and safety information throughout the trip instead of all at once. It made everything easy to follow without taking away from the fun. McIver, Sinjin, Colin, Nina, Carly, and Stell were all fantastic. They kept the group engaged, helped everyone get to know each other, and cooked some great meals. The trip was well organized, the scenery was incredible, and the guides really made the experience. I'd definitely recommend OARS to anyone considering a rafting trip.

Ben was a great guide. The scenery and wildlife were beautiful. Highly recommend. Great place to…read morespend a day.

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!

We stayed late summer, 2025. The woman who checked us in was very friendly. The cabin we rented was…read morecute, but I came home with an awful case of bedbugs. The bathrooms and "kitchen" were filthy, and the facilities (especially children's play areas) are in desperate need up a facelift. The pool water was cloudy, and we met a couple who were checking out early to go to another camp area. My daughter made friends with a stray dog that was roaming around and feeding off the full trash cans. It felt like we were staying at an abandoned carnival.

Stayed in both a trailer site and a camping cabin. Both are recommended…read more Camping cabin has outdoor picnic table, fire ring, and swimming porch swing (my fav). Inside there is a refrigerator, big fan, and heater- all nice additions. Only thing missing was water. Pool and amenities are nice. Bathroom is spacious and clean (so important). Most importantly, ALL the staff was super friendly.

We enjoyed the views and finding the dinosaur tracks, plus early summer wildflowers. The reservoir…read morewas quite full and the tracks that were visible were not as striking as some of the other photos on Yelp, but it was still exciting to see. Look for a 3 toed depression and look at multiple angles to catch the tracks in the sun and shadow. The Trail is easy to moderate with some up and down over sandstone so boots are the best option for footwear. The purple lupine were blooming in late May and made a striking contrast against the bright sand.

So much fun. It was a fairly hard hike, with ups and downs and uneven surfaces, but it was…read morethrilling to see the dinosaur prints. 6 year old loved it. Bring lots of water and your camera!

No better place to be ,the cleanest campground we ever went,…read moreWe are the first ones here, thank you host Bob.