Green River KOA

Stayed here last spring and had a good experience. New owners are nice,  but their only excuse for not having the very simple things in the store we asked for (icecream,...) was to blame it on the previous owners (lame. They've been there 6 months). Got to the site and they had shut down the water hookups in 1/2 the park (off season). This included the hydrant next to the electric hookup for our site. We had to unhook and drive to a hardware store to spend $300 on heater hose that would reach 75 feet to the nearest working hydrant! In what universe is the water hookup 75 feet from the power pole?! Staff couldn't tell us about Ace hardware down the road. Found that out from another camper. To top it off, walked to store at 4:15 and watched staff drive away. Office door was locked for the night. Worst experience ever at a KOA. If I could give less than zero stars, I would.

Didn't book ahead, thank God. couldn't get into Green River State Park on drive-by. Went to this KOA. Apparently it may be a work in progress..... Didn't like what we saw and left. Drove east to Thompson Springs. 

Forget all the older comments. Since June 2023 the park is under new management- and you can see and feel it. The dead trees will be removed after the season. They were just not watered by the former owners, it’s really heartbreaking. The park is clean, many sites have KOA patios with nice new chairs and fire pits. We were upgraded to such a site without extra costs. The new owners are very nice and do their best to improve the park. Showers and restrooms are okay and clean.Wifi is very good. 
A very good, but not expensive restaurant on the river is 5 minutes away by foot (Tamarisk).
We stayed two nights and enjoyed it. All the best for the new management.

Was OK if you like staying in a gravel pit. The park is nothing like the pictures - dead trees everywhere, no grass. LOTS of weeds all over. Needs a lot of work in sites, roads, laundry and bathrooms. Would not stay again!

Nice level sites with large grass spaces between each. Pool and basketball court. Very quiet. 

Nothing impressive, just another KOA. Very nice people managing it. 

I just used it for an overnight stop. Easy check in after hours. Gravel road parking lot. I think it had a pool. 

Close to arches and goblin valley.  Just an ok place.  Cable coming soon.  A bit of a fly problem.  Nice staff.  Sites close together.  

It’s a level gravel parking lot with some decent cement “ patios” pool not open until after Memorial Day ?????? Idk ... I expected more but whatever we are only here 1 night thank
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Nice end to the scenic drive up from Bryce Canyon.   Restaurant near by

Stayed 8 nights to see sights in Moab. It rained while we were there and twice we had a Lake right in front of RV. We were told there  was nothing they could do about it. Cable, forget it. Picture all snowy. Nothing they could do about that either. Tent sites are the only nice sites. Bathroom was clean.

The restaurant next door is decent.  They just finished fencing in an off leash dog run and it is very large.  No grass in it, however.  We stayed just one night on our way to Colorado and the electrical hookups are fine, we had a pull through and no one near us.  However, we are here during the week and after school started.  If this campground was full, it looks like it would be too close for our tastes.  Looked like a nice pool, but didn't use it.  Nice worker in the office.  Would stay here again on my way through.

Good stay for a night or two.  The spaces are average in size and they have a pool.  The WiFi was not good and water pressure was low.  The best feature is the Tamarisk Restaurant is next door and it is really good.

A bit pricey for what's offered.  Staff was friendly, and park was clean.  WiFi didn't work, no cable hookup at our site.  No laundry or grocery store.  Green River looks a dying town, several abandoned businesses left to decay.  Won't be staying again.

Stayed for 6 nights in an RV.  The back-in sites were huge with 60 feet between each site so there is lots of space for awnings, slides, and picnic tables.  The staff was very friendly and and the park was clean.  It as very quiet; we sat out until 10 or 11 each night and nobody else was stirring. A bonus is the Tamarisk restaurant is right next door on the river with some good food and drink for reasonable prices.

OK for a one-night stop, passing through on our way north.  A little pricey for basics with no ambiance. Staff friendly. 

OK for overnight but pricy for desolate location .

Over priced at $47 per night. Wouldn't want to be there if it rained. I'll check out the other ones next time. 

Nice Park wirh level sites and good amenities.  Laundry, playground, dig area, showers all good.  Within an easy drive to national Parks and lots of exploring and history.  Defiantly would stay again.  Friendly staff makes all the difference.

At an elevation of ~4,000 here. It was a bit cool when we were here.  There are a few trees around the campground wit, dirt sites and grass that was brown.  It was very dusty (and windy) too. Green River is a desolate area with little to do here except ATV or perhaps mountain biking. The Wi-Fi was good and it was secure.  The owner and helpers were great and offered free coffee and muffins every morning.  We just used this as a base to go off to see the National Parks in the area, so other than the laundry (which was fine) we didn’t hang around much.  Also, within walking distance, Tamarisk Restaurant has very good food, view of the river and nice atmosphere.  

I would stay here again if I were in the area again.

This is one of those places where the staff is tremendous! Loved the information they gave me about what and where to go in the area. Loved the free coffee and the continental breakfast offered. We will be back!

Stayed here during snow storm in 12/14. Roads not plowed. Was told there was a dog park but there was not one. Expensive.

I love this park.....Joe the owner goes above and beyond to make sure your stay is the best.   He even held open a spot by us until after we arrived to be sure we has easy access into our sites.  He put us in buddy spots with our friends, had complementary breakfast every day and lots of teas and coffee choices all day long.   This park is very clean with easy access off hwy 70 with nice wide spots.  We stayed here and drove to the national parks in the area.  If you stay at this park, you must eat at Ray's Travern, best hamburger even.  Joe even gave all the ladies in the park a red rose for Mother's Day.  My favorite park ever!!!