You are always welcome to stop and enjoy a book under the evening stars with us Gaze your heart out. Bucket List Checked Stay and enjoy our walking trails over our acre reservation. We have the showers piping hot and awaiting YOU! No worries, our laundry facilities are here to freshen you up! The Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah is engaged in the long, slow climb back from near destruction by the invasion of European settlers and Mormon Pioneers. Their numbers, once in the thousands, dwindled to less than The Paiutes have struggled for more than years to obtain a small place to call home and to live free.
Still the effort to secure water rights and land to preserve the culture and way of life goes on. Now the Tribe is seeking to rebuild and regain its culture, sovereignty, and autonomy, and provide for its people. The struggle is long and difficult but the Paiute will survive. Laughter drove us here and we did not regret our choice.
The attorney who over sees the park for the Paiute Band is Canadian Indian. He is very stern but very sweet. Trailer trash, unruly children, animal filth and racism will NOT be tolerated on his watch. We arrived when all of the sage bushes were in fall bloom. The grounds and the peaks were simply beautiful. The peaks hike we took was just what was needed after a long drive south. The park is very quiet and the skies at night are absolutely breath-taking.
No fires allowed when we arrived though. The laundry facility is normally priced and clean. The bathrooms and showers are neat and clean. We love this RV park and will return.
Love this park. It has very good management, excellent views and plenty of access for hiking and exploring around. It's a quiet park, has bathrooms, showers, laundry, dining room and plenty of items for sale in the main office. I would highly recommend this park to anyone. There are plenty of very nice people around and several individuals that will go above and beyond to help you out.
