This guys rock, they're super helpful and very kind and accommodating, the even sent someone with…read moreus to show us the trails which was beyond expected. Stayed in drive thru site which was clean with bbq area and beautiful lawn. The place is super clean and also has propane gas on site. 5 stars!

Absolutely a must stop!…read more Beyond a wonderful KOA host, cute pest control in the form of a cat named Chubs, the best bathrooms/showers, and a perfect pool area, the sites are level! It's the perfect place to stop!

Best campsite ever! It was an oasis in the middle of nothing. Lots of mature trees for shade…read more Nestled against the mountains with atv trail access. Close to hot springs and lava tubes. Has every amenity you could think of or need. Full hookups, back in or pull through Rc sites, cabins or tent sites. Grassy areas with picnic table and some with fire rings. ATV access to Piute trails from the campground. Pool and hot tub. Emmaculate restrooms with flush toilets and separate hot showers. Game room with air hockey and foosball (not the best) and they are building a playground for kids. We are definitely going to be returning!

Great place to stop! Everything was well maintained. Shade at almost each site, staff was very…read morefriendly & attentive to everyone. Bathrooms and showers were very clean! We had a very nice stay!

An amazing team operating this KOA location. Walked you through the sign in process. About a week…read moreor two out, Team sent me occasional updates as to what events and what to expect upon arrival and during stay. Main building has just about everything you need. Great showers. They are small but they come with great hot and or cold water if needed with great water pressure. There is a dog wash in the back of the building. They also have a small dog pen for your dogs to run around in off leash. Ichose one of their small cabins. They are full stocked if needed (sheets / blankets and such). Each location has a deck, outside table, and fire pit. Some cabins come with more or less, just depends on what you choose. It would be nice if they had a few more tense spots. In all, Camp Host - does a great job in keeping location very clean and presentable. Job well done !!

Richfield KOA was the worst KOA we have ever stayed at, we did stay in January. Let me explain,…read morefirst no one on duty, I mean absolutely nobody. Everything was by generic computer text. Then the BATHROOM WAS CLOSED! That means no shower, no bathroom, and no one to complain to for a refund. Why does KOA allow them to still rent spots without some reference to this being a simple parking spot without any amenities? We would have been much better off to go and stay at a local hotel for the same price. If you are in a van or smaller RV avoid this place! Many of the sites are occupied by full time residences so it is more of a mobile home park rather than a camping spot. People driving in and out at all hours, heading to or coming home from work. Lot's of noise and again, no body around to request another spot, or to open the bath.

I enjoyed my stay here! It was easy to get to from the main road using Google Maps. I read all…read moreabout the hot springs and location on their website beforehand so I knew what I was getting into. The little shop in the main building check in area was very cute and had a lot of fun things to look at and buy! We stayed one night in a tent camp spot. There are restrooms attached to the main building with showers, toilets, and sink/mirrors. There's also a dish washing space for longer stays. The camp site had decent shade and grass area to put your tent on. There were a couple picnic tables for use as well. There are free-roaming peacocks that are beautiful but are definitely loud in the morning! We went in July which is really hot for the hot springs, but it was nice since it wasn't busy! We had our soak time from 8-10pm which was great to view the sunset and soak while the air cooled off. It's such a unique hot spring location with bathtubs and larger pools. The owner walked around and made sure everyone was comfortable and was super friendly. I liked that they weren't sulfur hot springs so you didn't stink after! The negative reviews here seem like they didn't read the website that explained what to expect. I appreciate the websites honesty in keeping this location rustic and authentic, while acknowledging there are things they could improve. Knowing you're not going to a five-star location would be beneficial. The small business aspect played a huge role, in having great hospitality and a very friendly atmosphere. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay, thank you!

What a welcome reprieve after driving on a long hot day on our journey to Bryce Canyon National…read morePark. The perfect setting for a relaxing evening in a soak on the hillside watching the sun go down with wonderful showers and amenities! Our sweet old 1962 Corvair van camper felt right at home with all the Dead Head buses!!

I've heard a few different people tell me about Fish Lake National Forest and encouraged me to…read morevisit. So I expected it to be much busier than it was on a holiday weekend. Surprising, and happily, I found it to be almost void of any people, with the exception of a few stragglers by the water and recreating about. There are beautiful trees throughout and plenty of viewing points along the road to get some lovely pictures. Watch out for cattle-I was purely delighted to come across a large herd making their way across the road.

The ranger at the ranger station was very nice. Inside the station are bathrooms and informational…read morepamphlets about the area, as well as maps and a small corner with swag for purchase. Aside from Fish Lake (from which the forest takes its name), there are mountains and meadows that are equally beautiful. If you're interested, you can visit Pando. Pando is a quaking aspen that has multiple stems but they're all connected by a root system and all the "trees" have the same DNA. Pando is more like a iceberg where the below the surface portion is the significant bit. It is the world's largest tree (and perhaps organism) by mass. It is estimated to be at least several thousand years old, with some estimates being 16,000 years old. It feels so humbling to be visiting the forest since you feel like you're just a speck of dust compared to Pando around you. Mind blowing.

Although my son and I never got a chance to experience the Monroe Canyon RV Park, because of the…read moreyoung man who made the reservation and later canceled it, I definitely want to check it out! We were literally 20 minutes away from our destination to this RV park when we were involved in a terrible wreck. When my son called to cancel the reservation, the young man on the phone was SO gracious and kind, he literally offered to come help us. Unfortunately, we were past the point of being helped as the authorities, other passers by and ambulance were already there. That left such an impression and we want to return, as guests, and experience the place and areas surrounding it. Need to find and replace our rig first, this may take a few years.... Hopefully we'll meet the same young man we spoke with that day in October 2025. Thank you Jordan!!! I hope you are well and that you will receive all the blessings your heart desires.

Love this place. Hate to tell others about it because it will be packed lol very peaceful country…read moreplace. My kids loved the animals..chickens, bunnies, goats. We had fun playing in the creek and hot springs nearby. Very large spots, clean restrooms and laundry, we will be back

This place was gorgeous, perfect for camping. The restrooms had flush toilets (yay) and drinking…read morewater spigots at each site. Truly enjoyed our stay and the on site ranger was friendly and knowledgeable.

Not too far from the I-15, Big Mountain Campground offers tent and RV camping. Additionally, there…read moreare cabins for rent. PROS - nice, welcoming owners - full hook-ups - level, gravel RV sites - clean restrooms/showers - free WIFI - dogs allowed - playground for kiddos - swimming pool during warmer seasons - game room - horseshoe pits - picnic table and lush green grass at each site - laundry room - Good Sam discounts available - close enough to Nephi for eateries or some shopping - host stays on site in an RV CONS - fire rings are not available at all sites - Highway 132 is busy even in the middle of the night (I'm a light sleeper, though) - Verizon mobile service very spotty or non-existent A one night stay (9/10/17) for a pull-through site with full hook-ups for 2 adults and 2 children was $46.60. 2017 Yelp Challenge 98/100

This is the second time we've stayed here and it's even better than the 1st time. The staff and…read moreaccommodations were favorable. This is a very kid friendly camp site if you have children. There's a beautiful stream running through the entire site. The tables were clean, which is something that is rare in a camp site. There is also a pool and one community fire pit. Also lots of security and extra vehicle parking in back. This place has some of the most beautiful trees! Everything is green and well maintained. We met the manager, Dusty who was very kind and accommodating. There are alot of amenities for everyone. I would recommend this place highly

This is a nice campground in a beautiful place. The campsites are mostly large, some are a bit more…read morecozy. The campsites are clean and well cared for. The bathrooms are very clean. Of the three loops, two do not allow generators- heaven! The third loop is more RV centric. People come from all over, so you occasionally have to deal with campers who are unaware of any campground etiquette; same as most National Park campgrounds. The camp hosts are on the ball. Great hiking can be found, literally, across the street.

Beautiful setting and so close to one of earths best hiking trail. Awesome location it the fabulous…read moreCapitol Reef National Park I could stay a whole week like I did in Zion with electricity even if water is only available at the entrance The new host went out of his way to make sure had the kennel's information because boondocking with our pup is not fun for him when it is in the eighties and the archaic rule of "no generator" usage. What would it take to at least put electricity to all sites and it is only May, I wonder what it will be in August. They say there is WiFi throughout the Park but it is only available near where the host lives