There's a big difference between RV parks and mobile home parks. RV parks typically cater to short…read moreterm vacationers or passers-through. Mobile home parks tend to lean toward the longer-term residential type environment. Mountain Shadows tries to marry the two, and it's awkward. When we first checked in Friday evening, the young lady at the front desk was extremely friendly and made us feel welcome. We were so excited to have found a RP park in town-a little "staycation" if you will. We got set up and quickly noticed that many of our neighbors appeared to be in for the long haul. And not too long after our arrival, the police paid a visit to one of the neighbors. That was a little unnerving. Later that evening, my son and I wanted to borrow some DVDs from the office so we walked down. The friendly face from a few hours earlier was gone and replaced with an extremely unpleasant, angry woman. She did not look up from her phone when we walked in the door and tossed it aside angrily when we came to the counter to check out our movies. She made sure to let us know a number of times that she was having a bad day and that things could not get any worse. She kept losing track of where she put things-dropping stacks of paper on the floor, tossing her pen in a frustrated manner and eventually throwing her hands up in the air and exclaiming "I give up!" We were very uncomfortable and felt like we were a burden to her. The next day, my son and I returned the DVDs and stayed to play pool-the first young lady was back, so we didn't feel to fearful of hanging around. Only one pool cue could be found, so we passed it back and forth. While we were there, we observed many interactions with guests and staff (the nice young lady and another young guy were manning the office that day). They were both very pleasant. Based on the conversations I heard, my theory about longer term residents was confirmed. Most everyone was there to pay their "rent" and talked to each other as regulars, not vacationers. On the plus side, it was very quiet both nights we were there. I'd imagine, since this is most of these people's homes, they don't prefer to stay up late socializing or throwing parties. However, the overall feeling of the place is dismal. I felt like I was intruding on people's lives by coming in for a short weekend stay. If you're looking for a spot to stay while traveling through, this may be a place to consider, but be aware of what the park really is. If you're cool with that, then you'll be just fine.

We gave a 3 because the staff were great, very friendly and nice, otherwise would rate as a 2, for…read morethese reasons: our spot is right next to the overflowing trash cans, no "dumpster". Our RV is parked directly in front of the pet "potty" area and we didn't even bring pets, our RV is 5 feet from a resident RV, very uncomfortable. We didn't get to upgrade our RV spot or even get to select the RV site we wanted. There are 9 RV rental spots that are located in the residential area/monthly area, making our stay feel uncomfortable. On the positive there is a pool, there are washing machines, 2 showers and bathrooms that are open, super friendly/nice staff.

We stayed here for 2 nights. Very well maintained RV park! Each RV spot had enough space and…read moreseveral had a spot of grass with a picnic table. The view of the mountains is wonderful. The laundry facilities were nice (3 washers and 4 dryers). Easy access to historic Park City and the ski resorts. The only drawback, to me, was the freeway noise.

1 star. Small and tight spaces, you have almost no room to…read more sit outside. No wifi No cable hookups. It's a small park, 50 or less spaces of which 30 are full timers. They screwed up my reservations, but luckily someone left their space early during to a water issue, so I took that space. I say to stay somewhere else. If you go by the dog area, you do have a good view.

Had another great stay at this RV park. Nice staff, well…read moregroomed park, quiet, clean and restrooms clean and stocked. Close to most everything.

This is not the quality of RV resorts I normally find for Sun Outdoors. I only stayed one night…read morebut found the sites are super small, cramped in tight and I saw many permanent or semi permanent residents which made the park look dilapidated. Since there are so many residents the internet is non existent. You are charged a 15.00 resort fee which is a joke. If you're looking for quality resort don't stop here

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!

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.

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.

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

This is the nicest rv resort in Utah. Plenty of pools, pickle ball courts, manicured lawns.read more

We enjoyed our stay at Lagoon campground. Check in time was after 1:00pm. We arrived around dinner…read moretime and just hung out at the campground and walked the trail. The park opened up at 10am, and we played all day, coming back to camp for lunch and dinner. There is a walkway to get back into the gates of the park, and an exit which puts you right into the campground. Park closes at 10pm most days. We stayed a second night and then check out is before 11. They have an on site RV dump so you can drive home dry. Quite hours from 11pm-7am. Little store for essentials if you forget anything such as ice, and s'mores. Fire pits have to be 1foot off the ground, but permitted. We will definitely be back next summer!

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.

Had an amazing weekend. Staff was so incredibly friendly and helpful.. Pool was a definite plus…read more. Will Definitely be going Back.

I first heard about Knotty Pine RV Resort on social media-someone had posted about the beautiful…read morescenery and the plethora of activities to do, but what hooked me were the pictures of the tiny house (cottage) available to rent. I'm a sucker for tiny houses, in fact I dream to live in one someday, so I was looking forward to my stay here. We do a decent amount of "camping" in our trailer, but this weekend, it was the tiny house that called to me. I was absolutely shocked that I was able to reserve it last minute for Friday through Sunday. We arrived after the registration office was closed, but found our information in a box by the front door. The cottage was far better than the pictures on the resort's website-it has a main bedroom with a queen bed and four single beds up in the loft. There's also a small couch in the living area. You could fit six people in here easily. Note that the loft is only about five feet tall, so most people won't be able to stand upright. But it's a kid's paradise! The kitchen is stocked with basic dishes and utensils plus full oven, stove and refrigerator. The bathroom has simple shampoo/conditioner/soap. The quality is pretty low, so if you want nicer stuff, bring your own from home. There is a TV in the living area, but not in the bedroom or loft. There is a picnic table and fire pit outside, so you can get a taste of the camping experience while still enjoying the luxury of a "home." The campground itself is very pretty-lots of beautiful trees and a tranquil river that runs nearby. There is a clubhouse with pool table, arcade game and several seating areas to socialize. They have activities occasionally, mostly geared toward the littles. The layout of the campground is slightly disjointed, and the further toward the back you go, the less it's maintained. There were some spots that appeared to be storage areas rather than camping spots, but they were dispersed between the others. Since we did not pull our RV, I can't talk to how hard it was to navigate, but there are back-in as well as pull-through spots available. The pool and hot tub were always hopping-people seemed to enjoy those. They advertise having wi-fi, but it's terrible. Some people may not care about that, since you're going camping in the mountains. But if you're online reading reviews, I reckon you might want at least a little internet connectivity. It's there, but it's pretty slow. And the cellular data (I have T-Mobile) is nonexistent. It's a beautiful place, and once I get over my with drawl from being online, I'll find myself extremely relaxed and one with nature.