Camping around Provo is surprisingly scarce ... and pricey. Heck, the state park at Utah Lake charges, I read, $20 for a spot of tent land!! I learned about Lakeside from another local RV park -and went for it because, truthfully, the pickings are so slim AND I needed a place to rest for a few nights ... though admittedly... More

We stayed here one night passing through UT. It was a nice park, clean secure bathroom and showers. Close to the airport so it's a little noisy. Nice site with plenty of room. We would stay here again.

On our recent trip to Idaho, we stopped in Provo UT for one night along the way. We stayed at Lakeside RV Campground. It was a clean RV park and had long pull-throughs so we didn't have to unhook our trailer. We enjoyed the scenic walk (and dog walk) area at the park, along the Provo River. Spots were a... More

Stayed here for a week in July 2012 with two teens in a 5th wheel. Used this as a base camp to visit SLC, Park City and surrounding areas. Had a blast and campground was fine. Spots are very close together so and end spot is nice. Bathrooms, Laundry and pool were great, very clean. Office gals were nice but... More

We stayed one night here while we were on the road and testing out our new RV. We really enjoyed it. The staff was very nice, and helpful. Even the other campers were helpful as we had a few minor troubles getting set-up. Having full hook-ups as well as the full bathrooms were convienient as well. It's a very pretty... More

This park is a junkie trailer park. Many residents are long term and the park looks like a trailer park instead of a RV park. The only good thing is some shade. No view unless you like looking in the window of next RV since you are only four feet apart. The river is muddy and barely moving. Lots of... More

This park is easy to get to and has lots of mature shade trees. There are a lot of permanent residents here with unwashed trailers and coaches. Spiderwebs, makeshift porches and junk etc surrounding their dwellings. The mosquitos are bad but there is a muddy river directly behind this park so that explains itself. The somewhat level, gravel RV spaces... More

Even though the park is only a mile away from home, we wanted to spend the weekend to see how the dog would do and have a place for friends to meet us. I found the service to be fine though our friends were chastised for parking at a site that was not being used so that they could light... More

This is THE best campground we stayed in. Besides quiet, super clean bathrooms, it is shady and friendly. Has great wifi. Really good. It is near the lake. The only negative I can think of is the pesky mosquitos so bring spray. We paid $20/night with discount. Oh yeah, tents campers can only stay 3 days. Probably to avoid the... More