Salt Lake City or Provo Utah area recommendations

We stayed in Lakeside, and would stay there again for an overnight.

I dislike side-by-side layouts and that is the problem with Lakeside. Even with that, I think we made the right choice to stay there. I avoid side-by-side sites when I can.

Monty-Rob wrote:
Lakeside in Provo sounds niced but I read complaints about being too close to your neighbor...true or not...some folks said awnings and slides were a problem withy not being able to extend properly?

It's no Wilderness Experience, but it's no worse than any other urban style RV park. Close, but room for slides. And as an overnighter they seem to park me mostly on the end -- easy in, easy out.

Lakeside in Provo sounds niced but I read complaints about being too close to your neighbor...true or not...some folks said awnings and slides were a problem withy not being able to extend properly?

lakeside is a very nice park. it won't disappoint you

We stayed at a campground in Draper, south of SLC. Fairly nice, some permanent and some transient. Only problem we had was the camper next to us had plugged into our 30 amp post and we didn't have a 50 amp adapter so we had to get one. The young lady who checked us in went out on her lunch hour, found an adapter and plugged us in, nice service. Not too far off I-15, but since we had a big motorhome between us and the highway, not too noisy. It was Mountain Shadows and pretty highly rated in the Good Sam Travel Guide. Didn't have cable, but didn't need it, got over 40 stations with our antenna and the price was about $40 per night before GS discount.

State Parks and Park City for me.

BOL,

The south KOA in Springville is now the one across from the Flying J, we stayed there just as it flipped to KOA at the end of April this year

I would stay there again

Gale Hawkins wrote:
We stayed at Antelope State park on the island and went to the beach and museum and got to float in the Great Salt Lake at age 60 with the kids. I think it was like $13 for the parking spot and they were huge pull offs which was a dream spot for long rigs. No hook ups was not an issue for us. We shower and ate at the beach area and it was mid Sept and it was good sleeping without AC as I remember.

+1

Enjoyed my stay on Antelope island as well a few years back, though the OP was looking for hook ups

Another vote for lakeside or Utah Lake state park next door. See em Provo

We did not have reservations and the developed camp sites where maybe 40% filled by late that night.