Reviews

Amanda Monaco

I tried to call and they are closed and will not be re-opening.

Rob Shelton

We stayed here in 2018 for an Anniversary trip. Really nice owners who were more than accommodating! Beautiful place!

Preston Ferguson

Called today 1/6/2020 and was informed that they had closed as of last year permanently

Dennis McDonald

Over Labor day we took an RV trip to Utah. We booked our week with Wilderness Ranch not knowing exactly what to expect. We were greeted by the owner and escorted to our site, we had reserved 2 sites so our friends would be next to us and guess what? They actually were next to each other. The spots were really large, much larger than anyplace we have stayed. If you want a pool, store, bath house and luxury, this is not the right place for you. If you want peace, quiet, views, dear and rabbits around you then this is the right place. We say lots of wildlife and Very few people. The most units we had were 5 units on 500 acres. Does not get better than that.

alex fitzsimmons

Just a gorgeous rustic camp area. It’s quiet, seemingly no light pollution for perfect star gazing. It was exceptionally clean and well taken care of. They made our last minute camping trip an absolute pleasure. Great people, beautiful views close to Bryce Canyon. Thanks again for having us!

David Rhodes

Stayed here for a week in June 2019 @ $25 a day for 30 amp & $30 a day for 50 amp. This place is a hidden gem! While it does not have showers or WiFi, it has great views. The location to Zion, Bryce and other attractions are just miles away. The quietness is deafening. The stars are close enough to touch. 20 OTA channels at best, Verizon and ATT good. Owners are the best host ever!! 1.5 miles off US-89 on a graded hard packed gravel road. All sites FHU & pull through. Lots of chipmunks, deer, jack rabbits, pronghorn, birds & prairie dogs. Fire pits at each site and ATV's are welcome. The water taste superb!!

jason kluczyk

Cool secluded RV park with great views and off road trails. . Brad was super helpful by grabbing the garbage daily, bringing wood by and raking the muddy dirt roads. Website said it had laundry machines but they were broke. We were hoping to do that before we left. Our visit was the first week of April and it gets chilly at night, cold enough to remove the RV hoses to prevent freezing.

Novalene Dailey-Payne

Awesome spot! Can see Bryce Canyon from the property. Full hook ups (and a golf course) in the middle of nowhere, really quiet, no need to worry about traffic sounds or bright lights at night. When we 1st saw the sign we thought we we're turning into Bates Motel as we headed down the (firmly packed) dirt road, but we were pleasantly surprised by the nice owners (and host) and good rates ($30 for a 33' class A, 30 amp). All spots have 30 and 50 amp, sewer, and water (deep well, the water tastes amazing). They have a few picnic tables and fire pits, lots of acres so you can let your dogs (or children) run. Watch out for wildlife. Hares, deers, coyotes abound. Apparently they have an awesome view of the night sky, but we were so tired we didn't get to witness it. Oh, and don't worry, the dirt road is a road into a neighbourhood and you can see other ranch houses, so you're not really alone.

Mandy

The owners (Brad and Wife) are incredibly friendly and accommodating. The RV spaces are large and well-spaced out. The sunsets were beautiful! They are renovating their large property which includes rental cabins and (eventually) a golf course. WiFi is available at the main house. They even offer free laundry. They are well-situated between Zion and Bryce National Parks.