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Several established RV parks near Vernon accommodate a variety of motorhome sizes and camping styles. Mountain Shadows RV Park in Draper provides full hookups with 50-amp electric service, water, and sewer connections for big rigs. Rollin' Home RV Park offers both 30-amp and 50-amp electric hookups with water and sewer connections, receiving high marks for accommodating travelers with short notice. Jones High Country RV Camp in Nephi features water and electric hookups with sanitary dump facilities. Settlement Canyon/Legion Park Campground near Tooele has more primitive accommodations with toilets but no hookups, though the area provides suitable space for RVs. "Friendly staff and able to accommodate short notice stop. Spots were full but they let us park in the parking lot for the night and gave us full access to showers and laundry."
Most RV parks in the region remain open year-round, though reservations are strongly recommended during peak summer months. Between Salt Lake City and central Utah, these parks offer varying levels of amenities—some feature showers, laundry facilities, and trash service while others provide only basic necessities. Cell service varies by location, with better connectivity generally available at established RV parks closer to towns. Roads leading to some parks may present challenges, particularly for larger rigs. According to one visitor, "This is BLM. A couple of different camping sites. Most have fire rings but no water or bathrooms. You will need a 4x4 with high clearance to get up the mountain, the road is rough." Pet policies differ among properties, with most allowing pets but enforcing leash requirements and designated pet areas.
"We are a 40 foot with a tow. We only stayed here over night as we were passing through. Place was clean, friendly staff, spacious sites, ours had nice grass, dog friendly."
"The facility had wonderful laundry and bathrooms"
"Pros: Long wide Pullthrough, with grass dividers. 2 service centers to pick from make setting up easy.
Beautiful views if you pick your spot wisely."
"Wide and long pull throughs were asphalt, more than enough room. Trash dumpsters were few, one stacked to the top. Nice views overall. A nice stop for us."
"Friendly, Privately owned campground. Lots of pull-through spots. Beautiful mountain backdrop. Bathrooms, though old, are kept clean."
"Majority of the sites Pull through very nice family camp Clean older sites were wonderful New sites In Back nice and long w good space Very quiet"
from $20 - $30 / night
Check Availability"Beautiful surroundings but one side is out towards to busy road. There are quite a few of food, gas, and shopping options in the area."
"We couldn’t get over how scenic this RV Park was. It was small and peaceful. We don’t need all the frills, we are looking for surrounding beauty and this sure hit the mark! "
"Good data on Verizon."
from $40 / night
Check Availability"First come, first serve, dump station on site(back of parking lot), friendly camphost; great access to an awesome bike/walk trail, close to town& Walmart SITE: Water and Electricity only and"
from $40 / night
Check Availability"Would have like to have stayed a few extra days Clean quiet Rv Park nice pull through sites! Facilities were clean and secure nice large dog run for real dogs not little foo foo pups"
"To the west of the campground, separated by a fence is the Lakeside Storage Facility that houses a TON of petrol signs, gadgets & a few vehicles— a free, outdoor museum of gas station memorabilia from"
from $31 - $48 / night
Check Availability"Enclosed by desert mountains. The water is more like a babbling brook than a stream. Great for kids and dogs to play in. Very few deep spots."
"Nestled wonderfully between Stockton and Dugway, Clover Springs offers a scenic getaway from city life."
from $12 - $45 / night
Check Availabilityfrom $55 / night
Check Availability"Clean bathrooms, hot showers, washers n dryers, basketball court, playground, fenced in dog park, a clubhouse building that has arcade games, pool tables, full kitchen, skee ball, dart boards, recliners"
"This well kept KOA has lots of amenities, but sites have zero privacy. Parking spots are paved. It does appear to have a few long term tenants."
from $50 - $300 / night
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GuideWe are a 40 foot with a tow. We only stayed here over night as we were passing through. Place was clean, friendly staff, spacious sites, ours had nice grass, dog friendly. Big beautiful dog run area with a waterfall. This would be a great long term or a it’s a very easy on off expressway stop. High recommend
GuideKens Lake is a hidden gem of the Moab Valley. It's a great spot to camp and is close to town and great biking, hiking, park-touring. Kens lake is actually a reservoir...it has a gravel bottom and the shores / beaches are gravel as well. It's a nice spot to cool off during the heat of the day. Not a lot of shade, no lawns, but it does have a great hiking trail that meanders around the hillside and across a stream. Kens lake is big-rig friendly. My parents parked their toy hauler 5th wheel at a spot in the Kens Lake campground and it was a bargain compared to the RV resorts, with much more character too!
GuideFirst come, first serve, dump station on site(back of parking lot), friendly camphost; great access to an awesome bike/walk trail, close to town& Walmart
SITE: Water and Electricity only and all amenities worked great. All sites are back in and spaced in a large parking lot. Picnic table per site in the shade under the trees by your site; level site; all concrete; the sites are close together, but it wasn't full so the RVers thoughtfully spaced out from each other; full sun
CELL SERVICE: AT&T worked great- not all bars but it worked well for use working remote and no issues with video calls using our hotspot.
OTHER: Located on the edge of Canyon View Park. The park had just closed as they prep for their annual Christmas light show, but you could still walk on the trail through the park to access the main bike/walk trail which was awesome and goes on for many miles! We loved using this everyday we were there. Bathroom in the park was really clean. Dump station is in the parking lot(super convenient) on the back side. It was super gusty, windy at night and consistent every night from about 11pm- 10am. Maybe it's just seasonal? Make sure your awning is in!
GuideWould have like to have stayed a few extra days Clean quiet Rv Park nice pull through sites! Facilities were clean and secure nice large dog run for real dogs not little foo foo pups
ScoutThis place has it all. Clean bathrooms, hot showers, washers n dryers, basketball court, playground, fenced in dog park, a clubhouse building that has arcade games, pool tables, full kitchen, skee ball, dart boards, recliners so comfy you won't wanna get up, all set up around a huge tv screen similar to being at a movie theater, BOWLING, yes bowling, an outdoor swimming pool, awesome friendly happy helpful staff and matience, green sites with power water sewer, pull thru and back in sites, picnic tables, BBQ grills, very family friendly there! And they seem to do cute things throughout the week inviting everyone to join, like free hotdogs and hangout at main pavilion, movie nights, game nights, like they actually care about you as people and not just a payment! Its a nice park for sure!
RangerLakeside was our home for 3 nights while we were in town for Provo’s annual Colonial Festival. I really loved the proximity of this campground to Provo City—12mins to downtown, and the incredible tree coverage here. This campground is beautifully shaded and quite enjoyable for spending time outside on the grounds—even in July.
Across Center St. and behind a field is Provo Airport which is home to (I think,) smaller aircraft as they are audible from the campgrounds, though not excessive. To the west of the campground, separated by a fence is the Lakeside Storage Facility that houses a TON of petrol signs, gadgets & a few vehicles— a free, outdoor museum of gas station memorabilia from a different time. The north side of the campground is surrounded by a quite large river that you can access by a hiking over a large dirt berm. Although this area beside the river is not maintained by the campground, there are stairs in one spot and a couple of foot trails that can take you to the top of the berm. Here you’ll be able to walk along a narrow trail along the river, nearly across the entire north side of the grounds.
This campground is VERY tight knit, as most of the spots don’t have much of a yard and if you have slides you need to be careful not to hit anything. I feel we got the worst site on the grounds— J1. Our 30’ rig hardly fit in the spot and made it difficult to park our truck every day as well as making it difficult for vehicles to pull their rigs behind our spot, squeezing behind our trailer bumper and the fenced dog run. Our yard was also the smallest there, about 2’ at the widest point, narrowing to points at each end. This pull-through spot was the worst part of our experience, but I would definitely like to return.
The front office staff is incredibly kind and accommodating. I’m fairly certain that we could have swapped our spot if we had asked to do so. We used the dog run & playground nearly everyday and stopped by the pool and store a couple of times. This campground seems very well cared-for and was so enjoyable to us that we would return—however next time, we would attempt to reserve a specific spot rather than take the chance at once again landing on J1. All of the sites on the north side of the grounds (purple back-in,) looked wonderful; shaded & quiet, and a few of the sites in the east/ middle side of the grounds like B12 looked wonderful. Most of the end sites in the middle of the campground had a much more enjoyable yard-area. Had we not booked so near Independence Day, we may have been able to request one of these more “premium” sites.
I think we’d like to camp here again when we have friends or family camping with us, we can request a larger site and spend some wonderful summer evenings under the huge shade trees.
TravelerLocated in National Forest at 8,000 ft with lots of sites, many of them pull through with fire rings. Lots of trees for privacy and, when we were there 8/25 - 8/27, were the only ones other than the camp hosts. Brought bikes and there were ample riding areas. A couple miles up the hill at 9,000 ft the views are truly spectacular. Continuing over the 38 mile scenic highway is well worth the drive with sheer drop offs demanding full attention ending in Nephi.
GuideFriendly staff nice level sites pull through FHU grassy spot between sites.
GuideThis place is very cute for established camping. It has lots of trees and a nice little walking trail. They are pet friendly. They have men's and women's restrooms with showers. They also have a pool for the warmer months. There are 2 small dog parks one for large and one for small dogs. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful.
We stayed in a back in spot which was very spacious and we had a good distance from our neighbor.
They have designated tent camping area. If you are tent camping they do not allow you to have pets.
Only downside is you are directly next to the Provo airport which did get active around 6 am.
Tooele County offers several RV sites near Vernon, Utah, with elevations ranging from 4,400 to 5,500 feet. Most campgrounds in this high desert region have limited shade and receive minimal rainfall, with summer temperatures often exceeding 90°F during daytime hours. Winter camping requires preparation for freezing temperatures, especially at higher elevations.
Fishing opportunities: Settlement Canyon Reservoir provides accessible fishing within a short drive of Vernon. "We woke up to see cows in the morning which the kids loved. Had some great areas for hiking and is really close to the reservoir for some awesome fishing," notes a visitor to Settlement Canyon/Legion Park Campground.
Creek exploration: Clover Springs offers a small waterway perfect for wading during warmer months. "Pretty spot that smells like juniper and has a nice creek. Sites are nicely spaced, especially the equestrian sites at the top of the campground," reports a camper at Clover Springs Campground.
Mountain biking access: The foothills surrounding Vernon provide moderate terrain for mountain biking, with trails accessible from several camping areas. "Decent sized spot. Enclosed by desert mountains. The water is more like a babbling brook than a stream. Great for kids and dogs to play in," according to a Clover Springs visitor.
Mountain views: The Oquirrh Mountains create a scenic backdrop for many camping areas. A visitor to Lakeside RV Campground shared: "We enjoyed a one night stay. Pull through sites with grass between. Pool was very nice. Cute little store."
Wildlife watching: Early mornings and evenings often bring deer and other wildlife near camping areas. "We woke up to see cows in the morning which the kids loved," notes a Settlement Canyon visitor, while another camper reported: "You'll love sitting around your campfire watching the deer scamper in the mountains."
Quiet weeknight stays: Many visitors note the peaceful atmosphere midweek when campgrounds have fewer occupants. "We stayed here in June of 2021, the very first night camping in our travel trailer. Easy access, good WiFi and nice shaded sites," according to a Lakeside RV guest.
Cell service variability: Reception differs significantly between campgrounds and even within the same location. "Full bars on Verizon. Small pit toilets. Clean and well kept overall," reports a Clover Springs visitor, while a Settlement Canyon camper notes: "There is no cell service at all unless you're up near the gate."
Limited facilities: Many camping areas near Vernon have minimal amenities. A visitor to Jones High Country RV Park advises: "Nothing fancy. We pulled in after a long drive and found a cheap place to spend the night. This place is older and not very fancy. The staff was nice and helpful. They have clean hot showers and full hook ups for our RV."
Water challenges: Some campgrounds face water supply issues. "Make sure to follow the instructions to get to the RV park or else you'll end up driving your rig through a tiny parking lot to turn around. The golf course and mountain range is very nice. However, the spots are not level, and the water pressure is high. Make sure you have a water regulator."
Swimming options: Several campgrounds offer pool access during summer months. "This place is very cute for established camping. It has lots of trees and a nice little walking trail. They are pet friendly. They have men's and women's restrooms with showers. They also have a pool for the warmer months," explains a visitor to Springville / Provo KOA Holiday.
Multi-day activities: Plan for varied weather conditions with indoor and outdoor options. "Facilities were clean. There were a lot of campers there on a more permanent basis which didn't affect my review. The staff clearly take pride in keeping the park clean for everyone," notes a Mountain Shadows RV Park visitor.
Pet accommodations: Most campgrounds allow pets but have specific areas or restrictions. "They are pet friendly. They have men's and women's restrooms with showers. They also have a pool for the warmer months. There are 2 small dog parks one for large and one for small dogs," reports a Lakeside RV camper.
Overnight stop selection: Many RVers recommend specific parks for single-night stays. A visitor to Rollin' Home RV Park shared: "We loved this spot! We only stayed one night, driving through on our way to Yellowstone. It had nice large sites, very clean. This is a new campground so the bathrooms weren't done yet, but the hook ups and sites are level and have clean picnic tables and green grass at every site."
Leveling requirements: Several campgrounds require additional equipment for proper setup. "The arrival experience was pleasant with check in. Nice ladies. Wide and long pull throughs were asphalt, more than enough room. Trash dumpsters were few, one stacked to the top. Nice views overall. A nice stop for us," notes a Rollin' Home RV Park guest.
Water pressure considerations: Multiple reviewers mention high water pressure requiring regulators. "Long wide Pullthrough, with grass dividers. 2 service centers to pick from make setting up easy. Beautiful views if you pick your spot wisely. Water pressure high, use regulator," advises an RVer who stayed at Rollin' Home RV Park.
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