Holiday Hills RV Park

People were super nice and helpful, the location was beautiful. There was no water at the spots but we stayed one night in November so this is something to be expected! It's really tight navigating the park with a big rig because it's a small park but we were able to park on a concrete pad and plug in for the night literally right next to the river. The dogs had a blast by the river. Coalville was a cute little town to stay in and it was a super good price for the night too. I think we would stay there again!

Campground was lovely. Showers were clean - just know that there was only one entrance connecting the men's and women's showers - no door in-between, just the laundry area, in case that freaks you out. Campground host was friendly and accommodating. This campground is right next to the freeway in case you don't like the traffic noise, but we found it a very relaxing experience. There is a stream close by and the robin's feeding were a lot of fun to watch. Convenience store/gas station is located on the property making it very convenient. This park is backed by Good Sam and that discount was applied.

On 2 separate dates I purchased spots for our vacation. 2 sites for each night. I paid in advance. Upon check in I was charged an additional $88 that I didn't notice until later in my trip. I spoke with the employee on duty and he was extremely rude. He couldn't tell me when the manager was scheduled next. He was pointing his finger in my face and almost yelling. I spoke with manager the next morning and she was friendlier, however, she couldn't help me resolve the issue. The park itself is ok. There are several people that live there full time. Some of those spots need to be cleaned up. There's not a fenced in area for your dogs to run. The dryers didn't work in the laundry room while we were there. There were cigarettes all over the entrance area to the store. The views are nice and the

Very disappointed. They turned the water off saying it’s freezing already but yet half the people there still had water. They wanted us to fill our freshwater tank with dump station water. Not sure if that’s allowed with the health department or advised. There’s no mention on their website regarding having the water turned off. They did give me my money back and we left to go to the wonderful place right next-door.

Stayed here about 3-4 weeks on and off. It is an older park but all utilities worked fine. Nestled right along the Weber River for easy river access for fishing or just to hear the water running along by your campsite. Walking distance to a convenience store! Spots 18 & 20 are the only big rig "friendly" spots, can get a little tight maneuvering around if park is full. Depending on where you're parked they have sprinklers located extremely close to the spots. Some spots have low laying tree limbs, so definitely be aware if you have a site with shade. Overall we enjoyed our stay here, would stay here again!