Gladstan RV Park

While this is not your typical RV park, this is a beautiful and very quiet place to stay. Yes it’s a little more challenging to find but they do provide very detailed directions on how to find the rv park and you can cross check those directions with google maps to get your bearings to see where you’re going. We didn’t have any issues with golf balls and we didn’t use the bathrooms. It’s a funky gravel entrance between homes and the road is dusty and gravel but there was hardly anyone in the park with us and it was very quiet at night. The site was pull through but not level (we needed two blocks to get ours level) The snow capped mountains were beautiful all around and it’s honestly one of the safest and nicest Rv parks in that area and close to Salt Lake City region. You pick your spot online, pay online, they send you all the necessary check in information through email and you don’t need to drive up to the golf area to check in when you arrive just go straight to your spot. We would return if in the area again (we would just ask that they not cut the grass and weed whack before 7am!

The RV park is in a beautiful location with mountains visible in all directions.

The RV park is difficult to find because you have to drive through a residential neighborhood, and eventually you turn onto a road that says "dead end," but really it isn't a dead end because there is a very small sign ziptied to a stop sign that tells you to turn onto a dirt road in a cul-de-sac that leads to the RV park. Definitely follow the driving instructions they email you; don't trust your map application.

The majority of the sites are on a hillside and are not level front-to-back or side-to-side. Our automatic leveling system went into panic mode when the site was determined to be more than 5 degrees out of level. We had to change sites. The sites closest to the pond are more level.

Another problem is they installed the electrical pedestals in the parking area of each site which means you have to park partly in the grass in order to extend the slides. See the picture below.

Beware that there are 3 golf holes directly surrounding the RV park, and there are no nets protecting the RVs from stray balls. I found 28 golf balls in the RV park. Fortunately, there were no RVs in the area at the time or they could have been damaged. In the morning when we left, there was a golf ball lying about 10 feet from my truck.

The staff use the RV park as a road for the maintenance vehicles, so you will hear them driving around early in the morning as well as mowing equipment early in the morning.

This is a beautiful setting, three of the golf course holes wrap around the park. It’s quiet and peaceful. The safest spots from golf balls are on the south west side or spot #30 area.
If you golf you can call the club house and they are kind enough to deliver carts to your RV prior to the tee time.
They park has really improved over the years with grass, shade trees planted and full hook ups at each spot
Yes a bit un level but nothing most RV’ers can’t overcome

This is a beautiful RV “park” located within the golf course. You need to be in a self-contained unit. There are no picnic tables provided. No fire rings due to the high fire risks. This place really focuses on golf and that is why I picked this place. So hubby could golf and we could have some space.

First, I highly recommend that you come straight to your camping spot, since you’ll find your number on your reservation sheet. If you drive your rig up to the Club House to check in you end up in a very small parking lot.

Secondly, you do end up driving into residential neighborhoods and wonder what the heck! When you get to the intersection Olympic Lane/Elk Ridge Drive there will be a sign that say “Dead End =>”. Scary, right! Keep going. 1 block down on the left you see a street sign Sunbrooke/Olympic Lane, below that you will see a small white sign that says “Gladstan Golf Campground”. Take a left.
They need to have another sign like that one block earlier. I included some pictures.

Low-key, nothing super special, but it’s reasonably priced (for Utah) and you’re getting to set up for pennies on the dollar compared to the multimillion dollar homes in the area. The hookups are well placed and work like a charm. It can get pretty windy so don’t leave your awnings out if you’re going to sleep or leaving your rig unattended. My only actual complaint was the bright, blue streetlights.