KOA — Attraction in Salt Lake City

They don't say it on the website, but for this KOA, you have to double secure your items due to it's location being in the middle of downtowns homeless population. Better safe than sorry.

Then they expect you on your last night to leave your vehicle in their guest parking when you leave in the morning and have already been there 5 days prior... that was just annoying. We understand the grass situation, but it rained, and unfortunately, there was nothing we could do about it, but we tried to be considerate having a bigger truck and parking right up against our camper so others could go through, which many did without a problem. If we had our correct reservation, then it would not have been an issue.

Spaces are tight.

Bathrooms were clean, and showers were nice.

Dog Park was decent sized, but not a lot of areas to walk your dogs due to the closeness.

The location was horrendous.

They messed up our reservation on top of it.

If you have the opportunity to stay somewhere else, do it because you're not getting the beauty of the mountains. Instead, you're getting sirens, people yelling in the middle of the night on the street, and train horns.

Now the workers were very nice and were very helpful. I want to give them credit for making the best out of the location that they have and keeping it...

This is an excellent choice for us here in Salt Lake City. Shaded lanes offer a respite from the sun. Amenities like pools, jacuzzis, game room, onsite store with coffee and donuts each morning. Our last two RV parks were adjacent to the interstate highway and the noise added to our travel stress. While this location is several blocks off the interstate, it provides a relaxing environment. Full hookups. Back in and pull through sites with 30 & 50 amp service. The central location is convenient to go to most anywhere...

Terrible lugar si buscas una estancia extendida... la administracion miente con respecto a los requisitos y tiempos de espera para cambiarte a la tarifa de largo plazo... es una estafa! Te dicen que el tiempo de espera son 3 o 4 semanas y mientras tanto te cobran alrededor de 500 por semana, despues de eso pagaras alrededor de 900 por mes supuestamente... al pasar las 3 o 4 semanas te ponen pretextos para que sigas pagando semanal aunque tengan al menos como 15 espacios disponibles, te hacen los cargos semanales a tu tarjeta antes de tiempo y sin tu autorizacion, al final me pidieron mi numero de seguro social para hacer el cambio, cuando antes de mi entrada y al principio de mi estadia pregunte a 2 diferentes empleadas y me habian dicho que no era necesario, que solo con mi pasaporte y mi ITIN era suficiente... la mujer vieja y rubia encargada del proceso las contradijo y me nego el cambio, creo que fue solo por racismo y discriminacion... si yo soy un turista y tengo permiso para estar 6 meses en USA por que tengo que pagar semanal y no mensual como los demas solo por no tener un SSN? Al final cuando me iba, una de las empleadas salio y se disculpo personalmente conmigo por el trato que la compañia me dio, y acepto que actuaron mal... lo cual agradezco a ella pero no considero que sea suficiente... me hicieron pagar alrededor de 4000 dlls cuando pude haber pagado menos de la mitad en algun otro lado por ese tiempo, si hubieran hablado con la verdad desde el principio... que discriminan a...