Group A-6

We LOVED this RV Park. The service was great! We interacted with staff a couple of times including having them fill our LPG tank for us. Neighbors in adjacent sites seemed friendly. Bathroom was one of the best campsite baths we've ever used, warm (it was December) and CLEAN and relatively roomy! Our site backed up to the train tracks which might seem like a negative to some, but we thoroughl... We LOVED this RV Park. The service was great! We interacted with staff a couple of times including having them fill our LPG tank for us. Neighbors in adjacent sites seemed friendly. Bathroom was one of the best campsite baths we've ever used, warm (it was December) and CLEAN and relatively roomy! Our site backed up to the train tracks which might seem like a negative to some, but we thoroughly enjoyed seeing the trains and the sound didn't wake us up at all (maybe they don't run at night). I think it might be fun for children to have a front row seat for the trains. the site is nestled in a mountain valley in a tiny town called Helper, Utah which we found to be completely charming. We are thinking of doing an extended stay this coming summer.

We LOVED this RV Park. The service was great! We interacted with staff a couple of times including having them fill our LPG tank for us. Neighbors in adjacent sites seemed friendly. Bathroom was one of the best campsite baths we've ever used, warm (it was December) and CLEAN and relatively roomy! Our site backed up to the train tracks which might seem like a negative to some, but we thoroughl... We LOVED this RV Park. The service was great! We interacted with staff a couple of times including having them fill our LPG tank for us. Neighbors in adjacent sites seemed friendly. Bathroom was one of the best campsite baths we've ever used, warm (it was December) and CLEAN and relatively roomy! Our site backed up to the train tracks which might seem like a negative to some, but we thoroughly enjoyed seeing the trains and the sound didn't wake us up at all (maybe they don't run at night). I think it might be fun for children to have a front row seat for the trains. the site is nestled in a mountain valley in a tiny town called Helper, Utah which we found to be completely charming. We are thinking of doing an extended stay this coming summer.

RV Type: Camper Van Bathroom: 5 Really nice bathrooms—private individual rooms with a smart light system that shows red or green when occupied. Very clean and thoughtfully designed. Perfect setup. Privacy: 4 The park is in a quiet, natural setting with lots of trees and a river along one edge. Site-to-site dividers are okay but not fully private. Quality: 5 Very clean and well maintained. Every... RV Type: Camper Van Bathroom: 5 Really nice bathrooms—private individual rooms with a smart light system that shows red or green when occupied. Very clean and thoughtfully designed. Perfect setup. Privacy: 4 The park is in a quiet, natural setting with lots of trees and a river along one edge. Site-to-site dividers are okay but not fully private. Quality: 5 Very clean and well maintained. Everything feels new and taken care of. Dog Rating: 5 Excellent dog space. Huge lawn area, flat terrain, enclosed spots for dogs, and interesting areas to explore while walking. Reservation Ease: 5 Great reservation system. Full online booking is available. For late arrivals, they have a self-service packet system and provide access to the passkey and Wi-Fi code without needing staff. Notes: Good laundry setup. Overall one of the most comfortable and easy-to-use parks so far. $36

RV Type: Camper Van Bathroom: 5 Really nice bathrooms—private individual rooms with a smart light system that shows red or green when occupied. Very clean and thoughtfully designed. Perfect setup. Privacy: 4 The park is in a quiet, natural setting with lots of trees and a river along one edge. Site-to-site dividers are okay but not fully private. Quality: 5 Very clean and well maintained. Every... RV Type: Camper Van Bathroom: 5 Really nice bathrooms—private individual rooms with a smart light system that shows red or green when occupied. Very clean and thoughtfully designed. Perfect setup. Privacy: 4 The park is in a quiet, natural setting with lots of trees and a river along one edge. Site-to-site dividers are okay but not fully private. Quality: 5 Very clean and well maintained. Everything feels new and taken care of. Dog Rating: 5 Excellent dog space. Huge lawn area, flat terrain, enclosed spots for dogs, and interesting areas to explore while walking. Reservation Ease: 5 Great reservation system. Full online booking is available. For late arrivals, they have a self-service packet system and provide access to the passkey and Wi-Fi code without needing staff. Notes: Good laundry setup. Overall one of the most comfortable and easy-to-use parks so far. $36

Perfect spot for a one night layover. New looking RV park that's well-maintained. Half a mile from downtown Helper-but caution, there is no walkway to get there. Bathrooms are very clean. We were worried about the highway noise, but it seemed to quiet down after dark and we were able to sleep. Trains didn't come through that often, they do not blow their whistle and they were fun to see. The River... Perfect spot for a one night layover. New looking RV park that's well-maintained. Half a mile from downtown Helper-but caution, there is no walkway to get there. Bathrooms are very clean. We were worried about the highway noise, but it seemed to quiet down after dark and we were able to sleep. Trains didn't come through that often, they do not blow their whistle and they were fun to see. The River front sites are not close to the water and if you're further south than site 198 you back up to a gravel field. The north half of the RV park looked nicer. When all the trees grow super big, this is going to be a really nice spot! We would stay again.

Perfect spot for a one night layover. New looking RV park that's well-maintained. Half a mile from downtown Helper-but caution, there is no walkway to get there. Bathrooms are very clean. We were worried about the highway noise, but it seemed to quiet down after dark and we were able to sleep. Trains didn't come through that often, they do not blow their whistle and they were fun to see. The River... Perfect spot for a one night layover. New looking RV park that's well-maintained. Half a mile from downtown Helper-but caution, there is no walkway to get there. Bathrooms are very clean. We were worried about the highway noise, but it seemed to quiet down after dark and we were able to sleep. Trains didn't come through that often, they do not blow their whistle and they were fun to see. The River front sites are not close to the water and if you're further south than site 198 you back up to a gravel field. The north half of the RV park looked nicer. When all the trees grow super big, this is going to be a really nice spot! We would stay again.

If you're traveling through central Utah, I highly recommend stopping at Castle Gate RV Park in Helper. This park is a true gem—clean, well-maintained, and perfectly located for exploring the beautiful surrounding canyons and historic town of Helper. The sites are spacious, level, and easy to access, with full hookups and great amenities like clean restrooms, hot showers, laundry facilities, and... If you're traveling through central Utah, I highly recommend stopping at Castle Gate RV Park in Helper. This park is a true gem—clean, well-maintained, and perfectly located for exploring the beautiful surrounding canyons and historic town of Helper. The sites are spacious, level, and easy to access, with full hookups and great amenities like clean restrooms, hot showers, laundry facilities, and reliable Wi-Fi. The park is beautifully landscaped with mountain views all around, creating a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. What really sets Castle Gate apart is the friendly and attentive staff. They go out of their way to make you feel welcome and provide helpful local tips on nearby trails, scenic drives, and dining spots. Whether you’re stopping for a night or planning a longer stay, Castle Gate RV Park offers the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and charm. It’s one of the best RV parks we’ve stayed at, and we can’t wait to return! ---

If you're traveling through central Utah, I highly recommend stopping at Castle Gate RV Park in Helper. This park is a true gem—clean, well-maintained, and perfectly located for exploring the beautiful surrounding canyons and historic town of Helper. The sites are spacious, level, and easy to access, with full hookups and great amenities like clean restrooms, hot showers, laundry facilities, and... If you're traveling through central Utah, I highly recommend stopping at Castle Gate RV Park in Helper. This park is a true gem—clean, well-maintained, and perfectly located for exploring the beautiful surrounding canyons and historic town of Helper. The sites are spacious, level, and easy to access, with full hookups and great amenities like clean restrooms, hot showers, laundry facilities, and reliable Wi-Fi. The park is beautifully landscaped with mountain views all around, creating a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. What really sets Castle Gate apart is the friendly and attentive staff. They go out of their way to make you feel welcome and provide helpful local tips on nearby trails, scenic drives, and dining spots. Whether you’re stopping for a night or planning a longer stay, Castle Gate RV Park offers the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and charm. It’s one of the best RV parks we’ve stayed at, and we can’t wait to return! ---

Everything about this place is top notch. Upon entry, staff use their golf carts to escort you to your site. The pool is heated and cleaned, along with the hot tub. I loved that the fire pit went on every night- it set a beautiful ambience. Everything was super high class and safe. My family loved every single minute of staying here. Offering Saturday night movies and food trucks just made it feel... Everything about this place is top notch. Upon entry, staff use their golf carts to escort you to your site. The pool is heated and cleaned, along with the hot tub. I loved that the fire pit went on every night- it set a beautiful ambience. Everything was super high class and safe. My family loved every single minute of staying here. Offering Saturday night movies and food trucks just made it feel even better. Bathrooms were clean and showers were lovely.

I was so excited to check in here in the middle of the summer on a hot day. I was paying to stay here just for the pool, I have a fully self contained camper and dont need a hookup but was willing to pay jist so I could use the pool. After 20 mins of doing paperwork, a woman walked through the lobby and stopped what she was doin to ask me what year my camper was. My truck was almost brand new but... I was so excited to check in here in the middle of the summer on a hot day. I was paying to stay here just for the pool, I have a fully self contained camper and dont need a hookup but was willing to pay jist so I could use the pool. After 20 mins of doing paperwork, a woman walked through the lobby and stopped what she was doin to ask me what year my camper was. My truck was almost brand new but the slide in camper in my truck, although completly rebuild, every single bit, especially the completly updated electrical system, the shell itself was from a 70s camper. And there fore I couldn't stay there because my camper was too old. I had to leave and the had to refund my card that they had already ran. I hope nobody gives them their money.