Cedar City KOA

We love it. Cabin with 2 rooms great, clean and has a/​c and heater. No tv but lots of plugs for electronics. I was not bothered by the road or cars could not hear them slept just fine. The bathroom was always clean and very nice. I have stayed at other camp places the bathroom is great. No bugs or smell they keep it clean.

After driving thru 118 heat, they had the 3 things I needed. Ice, a pool, and a 30 amp hookup. It was a little more than I wanted to pay, but they are very nice and the park is nice and clean. I would stay here again.
I’ve been driving all day, so honestly I didn’t even notice the traffic noise until someone said something.

The office was a nice facility, but the store wasn’t well stocked. The bathrooms were really well finished, but very cramped. Our actual site wasn’t very functional. The electrical box was so low to the ground you have to get on your knees. We were told when we got there no water, but they did give us a small discount. The slot to back into was narrow. There weren’t fire rings at the site, but you could get one from the office. The laundry faculty was large and open to the public so it was closed at night after 9 pm. They had two outdoor kitchen sinks so we planned on doing dishes there, but they didn’t work. It feels like a nice place, but lacks practicality. They did provide a nice map of area restaurants that was helpful.

I rented a cabin for a 1 night stay. The experience was sub-​par. When I checked in at 3pm, they said that their power was down (no electricity/​no wifi/​etc). When it finally did come back on, the wifi left much to be desired. My thing is that — if you advertise that you are supplying wifi– at least, have a good connection… or don’t advertise it. The cabin itself was cute, but smelled kind of funky. Bathrooms were clean. It has a nice fire-​pit outside which we didn’t get to use unfortunately. Bring your own sheets/​pillows.

This was only our second time using a KOA. As before, it has decent amenities. The free showers are nice.
The location of this KOA leaves a lot to be desired, however. It is right in the middle of the city. So you can’t really get into the «camping mood» if that is what you are going for.
It was hot when we arrived, and we were towards the end of a rather long trip to a number of the national parks in the area. So, when we arrived, we were not really into setting up a tent, which was our original plan. So, at checkin, we inquired about the availability of a single room cabin. They had two that were vacant so we upgraded. It was problem free and a good investment.

We traveled from Temecula, CA to Cedar City, UT. We were uneasy about staying because of the reviews. We were surprised. We actually enjoyed out stay very much. Bathrooms were very clean and so were the showers. Nothing to really complain about here.

There is a tent area in the back of this KOA campground, adjacent to a running creek. That is good because the location offsets the road noise. The bathrooms are clean and the staff seemed friendly enough. However, there is a campground «street light» and bright lights in the nearby apartment complex parking lot that keep the tent area too illuminated at night. Moreover, while the grassy area for the tents is nice, the price for camping is totally unreasonable. The swimming pool was dirty, with soda bottles and labels floating in it, and they play annoying country music automatically whenever you enter the bathroom (it’s triggered when the door opens, at the same time the lights go on). We paid more than $ 40 to pitch our tent for one night with two adults and two children. I do not see how KOA can justify such an outrageous price.

I really liked this place. The bathrooms were clean and the staff was very friendly. Especially the couple from Texas that work there. The camping and RV spots all had lots of shade. The things that bothered me most was that it’s right on the main drag of the town so the traffic was constant and loud. A few times an ambulance would scream by making the noise very terrible. And the only other thing is that none of the spots had fire pits. No fire pits! Ugh! But other than that it was a cool place and there’s a laundry mat on the premises which was cool. I’ll still give it a 4 star.

My son and I love this KOA. We have stayed there twice and already have another visit planned. The sites are clean, the staff is friendly and the walk to the Utah Shakespeare Festival is pleasant. The bathrooms are amazing. Clean and nice and the music is good too. :)

I stopped by to use the RV dump. Very friendly people. The KOA has a ton of amenities. I would definitely stay here.

This has been a great campground to stay in we arrived late do to vehicle problems, we found our spot to be reserved as promised and even though the office was closed when we arrived they had information for us waiting at the self check in booth.
Our spot was nice we had a large camp trailer and the spot was clean and large with easy to use hook ups.
we will most definetly be coming back in the future.

We were very happy with this campground. If the sites had more room between neighbors, we’d have rated it a 9 or 10. But, our neighbors slideout almost touched ours. For such a rural and pretty area, there really should be more space between sites. Staff was very friendly, store was well stocked and included t-​shirts, ice cream, and homemade fudge. Cute campground and we’d stay there again.