Castle Gate RV Park

"This is how all campground should be." That was my husband description. This was a really good experience all around. We have a 43' 5th wheel and one ton dually. The spaces were long and wide. The entire campground was designed for great maneuverability. The staff was friendly and the views were awesome.
The town, which is just a few minutes away (there is even a nice Maverick gas station nearby) is adorable. There are antique cars and trucks, historical architecture and the downtown shops were open till at least 5:00 and open again by 10:00 on Sunday morning. And be sure to stop at The Little Rock Shop up the road just a bit. They had a great selection and prices for all budgets.

Location easy to get to. Very clean & organized RV park. Road to RV spaces are very wide & each space has trees in between & they don’t block our TV antannae. There’s a river that runs a long the side of the park & it makes this location cool during hot weather. Staffs very friendly. Did not use bathroom or laundry. Stayed 2 nights. Downtown seems historic. Will return.

What a fantastic find! We picked it for location not knowing anything about it. Perfect park! Service, cleanliness, sites, bathrooms, setting and location all perfect. Staff was awesome. We changing our return trip to spend a few nights here. Go explore this old mining historic town park is in.

This was a very excellent RV resort. The laundry and restroom facilities were impeccably clean. The dog park was very clean and a perfect size for the dogs to run on the grass and the RV spots were far enough apart in the whole park was just very, very clean. This goes on our list for the next time we come through this way, which will be often thank you for making it very easy and a great stay!

We LOVED this RV Park. The service was great! We interacted with staff a couple of times including having them fill our LPG tank for us. Neighbors in adjacent sites seemed friendly. Bathroom was one of the best campsite baths we've ever used, warm (it was December) and CLEAN and relatively roomy! Our site backed up to the train tracks which might seem like a negative to some, but we thoroughly enjoyed seeing the trains and the sound didn't wake us up at all (maybe they don't run at night). I think it might be fun for children to have a front row seat for the trains. the site is nestled in a mountain valley in a tiny town called Helper, Utah which we found to be completely charming. We are thinking of doing an extended stay this coming summer.