One might assume this location to be loud, yet it becomes silent post 10pm. There are no specific camping spots, instead, they instruct you to assemble your tent on the lawn situated behind the restrooms.

Great drive-ins. The restrooms are tidy. The washing machines are decent, but the dryers could be better. The sleeping conditions are tranquil. The restaurant is charming and fairly priced... I would revisit.

I needed to do work for a day and this was the ideal spot for us to get full hookups and wifi and good phone reception .The wifi was more than good enough for my zoom meeting. Best of all is the laundromat. It’s clean, open 24 hours and cheap! The staff at check in was very friendly. If you stay here be sure to eat at dukes grill. The brisket and corn bread was outstanding. We stayed 2 nights. Would stay again if I was in the area.

Although they say “accepts big rigs,” this campground is NOT big-rig-friendly. We have a 44’ class A motorhome. Were told they had only 1 site that would accommodate a rig of our size. ALL their pull-throughs are for rigs “no longer than 35 feet.” So we took one of the larger back-in sites in the back of the campground. The back-in sites were all in a low-lying dirt area, with virtually no gravel. On our arrival day, all was dry. We figured the site would be dusty, but it would work. Heavy rain our first day turned our campsite and most of the other back-in sites into water-front properties. The dirt sites became deep, sticky mud pits. My tow vehicle is a lifted 4x4 Jeep Wrangler with oversized tires. I had to put it onto 4WD just to get out of my campsite. The motorhome was surrounded by mud and standing water, and was clearly trapped. After complaining to the staff, a lot of sand was brought in by a front-end loader and a Bobcat, to fill the “lake” in front of our RV. But there was still mud and standing water in many other places throughout the back-in section of the park (where they put the larger rigs). I was not even sure we would be able to get through all the new deep sand that was brought in, since no fill dirt or gravel was put on top of it. I saw another class A try to back into another of the sites. His rear tires dug deep ruts in the muck and coated his tires with the sticky muck. This campground needs some water-drainage engineering done, or at the VERY least, have MANY tons of gravel brought in. We will not stay here again!

Visiting the Capital Reef and Goblin Valley for the week and very thankful to find a laundromat in Hanksville. Machines in good working condition. Cute cabins on site plus full hook ups.