Jones High Country RV Camp

Horrible i lived here with my 2 kids and my 2 dogs and we got kicked out because of my one big dog. The old lady at the office is rude, nosey, talks badly about everyone in the park, about the park and people calling for a spot. She doesnt like big dogs. She doesnt like dogs at all. Her trailer is parked on the south end and has so many cats. Her cats will potty under trailers and makes them stink. She does not like kids. She has yelled at every kid i have seen there and she has made my 11 year old cry saying it would be his fault that we end up homeless. He hated to go out and play because of her. I had a camera up and when i was towards the end of moving out i left to run some errands she tried 2 times to get into the trailer. On video!! You can hear her trying to open the door. She told me one day “don't be to surprised if you come home one day and cant find your dog anywhere.” Both my dogs are ESA and the park says dog friendly. Only certain people are allowed to have their dogs off leash. She will say one thing and then next day say the opposite and then say “I can’t remember I’m old.”

I can't say enough good things about this RV trailer park. I found myself in a tight spot when my tow vehicle broke down, and Val went above and beyond to accommodate me. Despite the parking spot I was in was not designed for long-term stays, they kindly allowed me and my family to settle into a cozy spot. From the moment I arrived, the atmosphere was inviting and peaceful. The facilities are top-notch, clean, and well-maintained. This isn't just a place to park your RV; it's a community fostered by the genuine warmth and hospitality. Val and Pat are more than just great hosts; they're fantastic people who take the well-being of their guests to heart. They were attentive to our needs and made us feel like part of their extended family. If you're looking for a home away from home, don't hesitate to stay here. This RV park is more than just a stop on the road; it's a haven of kindness and a testament to exceptional service. Oh and prices are more than reasonable 🙂

The homepage is 4 years old, owner is aware of it and doesn't care, the price is almost double than quoted, that's misleading customers in my book. On top no Good Sam discounts anymore. Well then we go some other place that welcomes Good Sam members or are actually free. We had to stay in Nephi as we had an appointment with a shop to fix the windshield, there is a national forest or park to the east, where you stay free of charge. Just go east on 132 and take the Nebo Loop National Scenic Byway. We also got propane at ACE and asked if we could stay a night, they did let us. So plenty other places to stay, no need to put up with this RV park owner in Nephi and his "I couldn't care less and bring folks in by telling them other prices" to lead em to his place.

Disappointed... website list 1 night site as $30 minus $5 for Goodsam = $25. After arriving the nice lady clerk says website outdated by 3 years, rate now $40. It was late & getting dark so I stayed. All sites on gravel & most uneven so buyer beware.

This RV park is located approximately 1 mile from Interstate 15 at exit 222. There’s both a Flying J and Maverick gas station with RV pumps at this exit. Despite the fact that this campground is listed as a Good Sam park on Good Sams app, the campgrounds website, and on the voicemail recording when you call the park, the employee in the office said they are NOT. There are zero discounts. It was $30/night. I was told they are a FCFS park and do not take reservations. The park itself is nothing fancy. The roads are gravel and the sites are fairly close together. There are a lot of permanent campers and not very well kept. Site #16 was towards the front of the park. It was long enough for our CRV to stay connected to our 37 foot class A. The employee did put out an orange cone towards the back of the car for some added safety. The power at the site worked well. The water spigot was pretty close to the ground that you may have to dig out some of the dirt to connect your hose. The sewer was towards the back of the site so an extra sewer hose was in order. I think the set up would be better for a truck towing a trailer or 5th wheel. Did not use the advertised wifi. Verizon signal was 3 bars LTE. Able to text, search the internet, and stream videos. There was a laundry room with 4 washers and 4 dryers ($1.50 for each load). Park also had restrooms and showers. The women’s restroom was dated, but clean. While not a destination campground, I would stay here again if passing through the area.