Castle Gate RV Park & Campground – États-Unis

This is one of the nicest campgrounds I've stayed at! You can tell that this is a labor of love by the folks who own and operate it, and everyone who visits will know what I mean after one stay. The campground is new and still not a lot of people know about it yet. It's laid out in such a way that there is space for every type of camper. There are over a hundred RV sites-many of them pull throughs and with full hook ups. When you arrive, a staff member escorts you to your site, so there's no getting lost. He stayed to make sure we had all we needed, and then left us alone to get set up. The ground was level, well manicured and the picnic table was in excellent condition. As the trees grow larger, the shade will be very nice. If you're not pulling a trailer or driving an RV, there are also a few tent sites throughout the park. You'll also notice some little cabins that you can rent too. Each space has ample parking and plenty of room between you an your neighbor. I didn't feel crowded at all. Campground bathrooms can either make or break a place-these ones MAKE it! There are several gender neutral bathrooms-each with their own private shower. They were cleaner than my shower at home! Above each door just outside the room is a light that shines red or green, so no wondering if it's vacant or not. There is a large group pavilion that guests can use, first come, first served. It's got plenty of tables and a large outdoor sink for cleaning your dishes. Onsite, there is also a nice playground and a fun splash pad for the kids. Not far from that is a small dog run for your dogs to run free. The main store has a few convenience items as well as a nice laundry area. My interactions with the staff were all very positive. People were friendly and seemed to enjoy their work. The entire vibe of the campground was inviting; so much so that our large group booked reservations for several sites at the end of the month. Who knew that little Helper, Utah would become our vacation destination?! But we can't wait to come back.

il y a 3 ans

Stayed here for a couple of nights on the way from SLC to Moab as it's almost perfectly halfway between the two. Sites are very large and well spaced, FHU with a ton of cable channels, and the amenities are clean and well maintained. We walked down the road to the small town of Helper which had a couple of small restaurants and coffee shops, and a large number of art galleries. Very quaint. Awesome stop, highly recommend. Also, it's an accredited dark sky location, and on a clear night the skies are amazing.

il y a 3 ans

We enjoyed this campground. Extremely clean and spacious. Surrounded by beautiful views. Staff very friendly. It has all the amenities, including cable tv, full hookups, general store, propane, camp supplies and free air for tire inflation. Close to Price, with its many restaurants and grocery stores. And adorable downtown Helper is just up the street with cute shops, galleries and restaurants. Easy highway access, too. Really good stopover option between SLC and Moab!

il y a 3 ans

Hands down the best cared for campground we have ever been to. Perfectly manicured and the facilities are super, super clean. The employees are very helpful. Bathrooms are the nicest I’ve seen at any campground and the laundry facilities are phenomenal. We stayed overnight here and would have happily stayed for many more days. Kudos to the people who keep this place up, they truly care about this resort. Will definitely stay again and would recommend 10/10.

il y a 3 ans

What a gem! Helper is a cute little old town, and this new RV park is great! The park and the splash pad were a huge hit with my kids. Staff was very friendly! The active train runs through right by the park, really neat! A bit windy one night, and the interstate traffic could be heard but not too bad. We went to Price to visit the Prehistoric museum which was great for the kids! If you have more time, there is a great place to hike about 45mins away.

il y a 3 ans