Several easy access spots for big rigs in this small campground. The location is just great with some of the best views you've ever seen. You look down to the Green River from 1,700 feet above on the canyon rim. It's all dry camping. There is water available but no dump. You can dump at Firemen's Memorial Park which is about 10 miles away toward the dam on 191. Each site has a nice fire ring and picnic table. The whole park is quiet. When we were there (June) there were almost no other campers. The Visitor's Center is nice and the staff friendly. Check out the videos and take the short walk by the Center. It is great! We got excellent connectivity with our MiFi. We stayed in Site 16 which is nice if you have solar. If not, try number 10 as it is very private. We were in a 36' rig with a toad. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This campground is a little on the rustic side, however a very pleasant and helpful owner checked us in. Road and pad are gravel and do need some work, but it is the end of the season. Pull through was level but big rig access was just okay with a couple of tight turns to the pull throughs. Despite what one reviewer stated, the road which is a two lane country road, was never busy and never noisy. The view from our RV was distant mountains and water. Bathrooms were old but clean. Nice little dog walk with pick up bags. Wi-Fi and cell are great. Food stores are limited, so bring your own groceries and there are not a lot of places to eat but this is a great base for sigh seeing. We would stay here again. Rate reflects 20% discount for the end of season, this is a seasonal campground and closes on November 1st. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Typical KOA, but tired in a nice setting. Some shady spots. No grass between sites ,but some here and there behind, etc. Office and laundry were closed off and on while owner did "stuff." I think that was just because it's late Sept., but don't plan on doing laundry until you see the managers on duty. Nice place all in all. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Previous reviewer must have stayed at a different park. We always check on RV Reviews before making a reservation. Most of the reviews are accurate and we are pleased with this service. There is plenty of room between sites, and most of them seen level. Grassy areas in playground, tent area, cabins and and some grass between sites, but it is a gravel driveway and site. The road in front of the park is a two lane country road and never had a lot of traffic. We were about half way up the park, and never noticed any road noise. Pleasant owners, and there is a small dog walk at the top of the park. Follow the directions on their website and take SR 530 from I-80. US 191 has 4 or 5 8% grades and some with U turns. When we were out in the toad on 191, we saw a few motorhomes and 5th wheels on the road, but it is not for the fainthearted. Great base to see Flaming Gorge. Small general store in Manila, but best to come fully loaded with all your food, wine and beer. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is the third time this year that reviews on this website have led us to terrible parks. This is a typical shabby KOA which is basically a dirt lot. The pull-through area is next to a busy highway so the traffic noise is unbearable. We cut our stay short because of the condition of this park. We DO NOT recommend it and would never stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a nice KOA. Some of the sites are a little close together, but overall a nice place to stay. We were in row D and it was wonderful. Will stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Staff was friendly and efficient. There was a computer available for free in the laundry room for internet access. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
Nice park close to Flaming Gorge. Get a shady spot if you can, it's hot in summer. Office staff is informative if you haven't been in the area before. Tough drive south on 44 if you're going that way. Eight percent grade up. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This RV park is the really the only game in town. As stated earlier, the campground is very clean and well taken care of by the staff. However, that being said, there were several aspects that put me off. As stated earlier, the $10 pet deposit stinks. I really think they HOPE you will forget about it and leave it. The owners were put off when I asked for my $10 back when we were leaving. Also, there are signs EVERYWHERE that say what you 'can't' do. Laundry room had signs like 'don't touch the blinds', 'don't open the blinds', 'don't open the windows', etc. I felt like a small child being lectured everywhere I turned (there are a LOT of signs). They also give four pages of 'rules' to be followed while you are there (I have never seen such detailed rules). Upon check in I was asked to sign that I would read and follow the rules (again, I am not 10 years old). If the owners put a positive spin on the rules it would really help. The consensus among our group was that the campground was fantastic but the owners were far from courteous. BTW, please be aware that local children are allowed into the pool if the purchase a bag of chips in the office. It serves as the public pool for Manila. We probably would not return with the present management - just not real friendly folks. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This park is very clean and nice. It would have gotten a ten if it had cable. It is run by very helpful staff. The pool is also wonderful. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
This campground is as good as it gets. The owners were very nice and helpfull. The showers and bathrooms were spotless. The grounds are very well maintained. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice campground near lake. Roads are paved, sites are level, have cement pad with table. Some with cover for shade, others with wind breaks. Electric only, park has dump station. Water faucets around park, could move rig to fill tank. Cell (AT&T) was good. We would camp here. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Now, this is a very nice campground. Several loops have been remodeled and are open. They all have electric, are paved and have a concrete patio area with a new picnic table. The sites are large, very nicely done and should be a model for the Federal agencies to use when modernizing one of their campgrounds. Of course, that happens so rarely, you probably have a better chance of being hit by a comet. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Camped in A Loop. The loops that have electric are on the inner part of the loops mostly. Toilet/showers are part of the renovation (which explains previous poster's "storage") and are new, along with new (where needed) charcoal grills and fire rings. Road from Hwy 530 into marina is repaved. Sites are gravel, pretty level and wide but not long. Our 30' 5th wheel backed in OK with the truck parked next to it. Beautiful views from almost every site. Will be staying here again for sure. Fee is Senior Pass plus electric. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
6 loops of about 22 sites, all level and most wide enough to put a boat. Loops A and F are first come, first served, but some are occupied by what looks like storage. We were here 9 days and saw no one at these sites. Our rate was non electric (we use solar) and Golden Age. I thought National Forest rules were 14 days and site must be occupied every 24 hours, but here you can stay as long as you want. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Lucerne is a marina & campground outside the town of Manila, Utah. Sites are more or less level, electric only but water is available at the restrooms which have flush toilets and sinks but no showers. Most sites have a covered ramada, BBQ, fire ring and picnic table. The campground is a series of loops and the sites on the interior of the loops have electric, those on the outside have no services. There is no shade to speak of but there were several antelope wandering about and folks said the fishing there was wonderful. Busy with local campers on weekends, quite empty at mid-week. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.