Springville / Provo KOA Journey

Great location, however they have threated to fine us over having very minimal things in out yard while others have a majority of the things that are "not allowed" in the park such as planters, clothes lines, dog chains, almost no one cleans up after their pets, you have to pay to have a background check done just to stay here! We are moving on to day 3 with no sewer connection, no heat tape on our spigot and have been below freezing for two nights. There is almost no parking anywhere near your rig, we have been full time campers for many years and by far not have had this many issues!! If you can stay somewhere else I would recommend it.

Very clean, well organized campground. Saturday evening they host a BBQ potluck and we were treated to great pulled pork sandwiches and homemade salsa (thank you FOP). Staff is super helpful and welcoming. Our kids really enjoyed the facilities. I felt they were safe while playing on the playground and biking around the park. This is a little gem of a campground.

This was a quick stop on the way. The spots were very tight, and there was someone who was maybe a resident (?) Right behind us who had visitors driving in and out the entire, brief, time we were there, parking and loudly encroaching in our tiny allotted space. We were right across from the bathhouse, too, which created even more traffic, especially when we don’t need the facilities. We were in a pull through spot for a 36” class A with a tow. The pad was nice; the entry was good, but exiting was also vtight. The pool was open and it was clean. The hounds were grassy and very well-maintained. The hook ups all functioned properly. It’s close to the water park and there’s a liquor store across the street. It was a good on the way stopover location.

Expensive, typical KOA, with sites so close together there wasn't room to put a picnic table on most sites - which may explain why there were no picnic tables at most sites. There was a tiny grassy area between sites, and some tall trees, which helped. But it was like being in a sardine can, which is why we generally avoid KOA campgrounds. Hundreds of RVs being crammed as closely together as they can possibly get them is not my idea of camping or RVing but KOA gets away with it. And a price in the neighborhood of $60 per night for the privilege is outrageous. Simply don't understand why people use KOA. We had an emergency and had no close choice, but will never go back.

Easy access off the highway, very friendly office staff. The spaces are very tight but maneuverable. Our space had a broken electric box and broken water spigot as well as it was missing the cover off the sewer. I talked to the friendly office staff and while they were very nice nothing happened.