Echo Island RV Resort

I don't speak English enough to make a phone call. So we always depend on someone for reservations and so on. In recent months I have sent text messages and emails to more than 6 campsites in different regions of UT, and absolutely none have returned. When I thought that my family campsites were doomed to always be organized by third parties, I found the Echo Island RV Resort. I sent an email and text message as usual, and they simply responded in minutes and in a super attentive way! In 10 minutes our site was booked and paid, in addition to all my doubts solved. When I got there, my good impression only increased!! The place is amazing, organized, beautiful, the people super polite. I can't even mention a defect. The only regret is not having met before and obviously we will repeat it! My son enjoyed every corner of the place, me and my husband too! They provide a map at the entrance for each reservation (great administration), the store is super nice, the pool a delight, the hot tube even more, the bathrooms super clean, all well signposted. I loved it! We stayed at site 1 with our tent, after the pool. It was awesome!

We stayed here last minute after our plans changed around July 4th. We are so glad we ended up here. The view we had every morning was amazing, so beautiful. The grounds were clean, the staff was friendly, our site was roomy. We saw tons of fireworks in the distance at night. Short drive to park city, easy on and off the highway. We would definitely stay here again.

The word “resort” is used pretty often by campgrounds these days. This place needs to stop using the word. I understand that we booked only a week in advance, but our spot should not be a spot that is rented. It was basically a gravel corner with a picnic table. The spot next to us however had their own yard with plenty of space. Why not scoot the useless corner spot over a few feet and let it have some grass too? The kids did enjoy the pool, so I’ll give them that.

This is site C31 and we reserved C33 too to keep people away. We were the last spot in the back. And the river was just across a road with a large grassy plot and we were able to put two tents on that area. Besides the road traffic, it was an ideal spot. When this was Camper World, a private resort, we were members and raised our kids there. Truly like camping at a well maintained park. Now that it's public, there is a different vibe. It's still a beautiful place to camp. With the onslaught of people bringing their dogs everywhere with them, it's changed the atmosphere. There was a dog that literally barked 90% of the daytime. Ridiculous. Besides that, the park is fun. The pools are well maintained. The hottub is perfect. The staff is exceptional. BE SURE to SITE LOCK your reservation otherwise you may find you've been rearranged. Call early for reservations! I book a year in advance. If you use the back spaces, you don't hear the highway. There is a natural lazy river and a more ruckus fork of the river that blocks sounds. If you park way up front, you have bigger spots but you also have highway noise. A 5 minute drive to the towns grocery store for anything you need. And.....there is a stocked pond for fishing.

Perfect overnight stop with RV. Wonderful hosts. Full hookups, with ample stuff for kids to do. Far back is away from freeway and more quiet, but no shade. Middle has great shade and close to all amenities. Front park has some shady spots and is close to the freeway. We stayed in the latter and it was fine. Would definitely stay again.

This is a great RV park located near Coalville, UT. It's nestled next to the Weber River, which is pretty good for any type of fishing. There are plenty of shaded camping spots with a pool for the whole family to enjoy during the hot summer days. Highly recommended for those traveling through and need a break or for a weekend getaway from the city!