Cedar City RV Resort

Typical KOA (in my experience) being clean, well maintained, and fairly level. Lots of gravel and good Verizon signal. Has a larger dog run than many KOAs we've visited. Friendly staff. We're being chased by C19 lock downs so we're not seeing much of the campground or area.

We stopped here twice in May. The first night we were in what appears to be an overnighter pull thru site with no shade. These sites are very close together and the WiFi was poor as was the T-Mobile service. On our return stop we were in an older section with shade trees. The WiFi and T-Mobile service was excellent in this site. We did have a problem with the cable TV not working but they had someone come to the site an fix it right away. (This was a Sunday night).

I do not usually stay at private campgrounds, and I'm really not a fan of the parking lot style and high density of most of them. However, I was driving north through Utah on a July afternoon that was hotter than the sun, and at 9pm in Cedar City, I decided that I'd suck it up and pay for a place with electricity so I could try out the A/C unit on my van. I got the very last spot in the campground, and the spot wasn't big. However, I was not directly adjacent to any neighbor's doors or picnic table, the office person was incredibly nice, and my A/C worked deliciously well, so it was a pretty pleasant experience. There was a little run for the dog, which was better than nothing. I'd have to be pretty desperate to stay at a place like this again, but hey, that happens sometimes, and this place did not suck. Even though it was Kamping On Asphalt, it addressed my needs!

(Stayed September 8, 2020) We were headed to South Dakota and wanted to keep our miles to under 500 each day. So, this was our first stop on our way. Super windy all day on Interstate 15 from Mojave Desert to Cedar City so we limped into Cedar City around 5 p.m.

The campground was well maintained. Staff was friendly. Got a couple of cookies and koozies. Walked around the grounds of the small campground. Some sites were nicely treed and had grass. Not a lot of privacy but it is a KOA Journey. Rest rooms were very clean.

We did not have a fire pit or picnic table at our end site. This was fine as we were just driving through. Site was level pull-through. Location of CG was at the edge of town but was easy to get on and off the Interstate and to gas up on our way out.

It was perfectly acceptable for our needs for this trip. And, as we found out along the way, having reservations during "Summer of COVID" were extremely necessary.

This KOA is what I expect, except the site was not level. There’s Some road noise but there are tall trees for shade. We were up front in the 3rd pull through. They don’t seem to have a dump station as many people used sites A1 and 2 to dump, which we thought was odd. The people in the office were friendly.

It's just an RV park right off the highway. Overpriced for what it is, but it seems like everything in this area is expensive because it's close to Zion. We ended up here when the overnight temps dropped and everyone was apparently trying to get hookups, us included. This was the only place with an opening of more than 10 that we checked in the area. It was clean, things were in working order, and the park itself is quiet but there is quite a bit of road noise. There are plenty of big box stores for errands. Spaces are small, there are some trees but it still feels mostly like a parking lot with trees. They are pet friendly.

It’s very hard to have a complaint about this campground. Sure, it’s not in a National Forest but it’s clean and well cared for. It was quite for being not far from the interstate and easy to find. Perfect for someone who’s just needing a nice place to stay for the night. My gravel spot was level with water and the 30 amp service I needed.

Stayed one night, for $46 it was nice to have grey and black water hookups as well as water and electricity. The WiFi was pretty good, the showers omg the showers! Cleanest I’ve experienced so far, recently updated, and spacious.

It is a busy place but people were kind, employees were very kind and I felt safe!🤍

We had the tiniest site! The neighbors sewer hose was right next to our picnic table. So expensive! We paid $58 with one dog. I was shocked. This is my least favorite KOA. Wi-Fi worked for what I needed, but not for some other campers who were doing Zoom. Right along a busy highway in a large town.

First off, I’m not a KOA guy. Kids All Over! Great when mine were young, not now. We had a change in plans necessitating our making reservations the day before our 3 day midweek visit. Very helpful lady on the phone had no problem with locating us a site in a ‘less active’ part of the park. Arguably, it was the best site in the park! Very much appreciated. They warn you of the severity of the entrance. I would strongly suggest that you enter the park only from the north. That way, you can make a right into the park & more easily keep from dragging. And great internet. Though not a KOA type, this was a great experience at a great park.