Legacy Inn & RV Park Good Sam Verified Campground
145 N Carbonville Rd, Price, UT 84501
Address
145 N Carbonville Rd
Price, UT, 84501
Coordinates:
39.602760, -110.821500
Elevation:
5,500 ft (1,676 m)
Open all year
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(within 10 miles)
JDC10
73 reviews · 64 review votes
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Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 2 nights in a site for big rigs. The lady at the front desk was very nice, but at $29 a night, this RV park was overpriced. Due to the time of year there was no water and no way to fill up our tanks. Fortunately we knew this ahead of arriving and had filled-up our fresh water tank before leaving our last site. This is a very small RV park located at the rear of the Legacy Inn. The entrance into the park is via a driveway located on the left side of the motel.... Read More
Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 2 nights in a site for big rigs. The lady at the front desk was very nice, but at $29 a night, this RV park was overpriced. Due to the time of year there was no water and no way to fill up our tanks. Fortunately we knew this ahead of arriving and had filled-up our fresh water tank before leaving our last site. This is a very small RV park located at the rear of the Legacy Inn. The entrance into the park is via a driveway located on the left side of the motel. This driveway looks really narrow, but we got thru okay with our 37-foot motor coach. I don't think anything bigger (towing a toad) would get thru without scraping. From the appearance of the motel rain gutters I'd guess they've been hit several times, so drive slowly. The sites are fairly level, gravel, but very dusty. However dust is better than mud! Nine sites were pull-thru, and the rest are back-in sites. There is a skinny tree between each of the pull-thru sites but no space for a table or even a chair. Sites are so narrow that two rigs with slides next to each other would probably touch. We were there in February so the park was almost empty (only a handful of full timers were there). No playground, no dog park, no grass, and your view is a dirt and gravel pit. There is no place outside to relax! Price, Utah has a couple other RV parks, but they are not any better. This is a good place if you are just spending one night. However, if you have a big motorcoach (and it's been raining) you might get stuck if you go into a pull-thru site.
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Avion Traveler
1 reviews · 1 review votes
Member
Spaces are close and surface all gravel, but full hookups, pleasant and helpful staff, excellent restrooms, trees and picnic tables on perimeter, and greenbelt area to west - nice sunset viewing. We used it get off the road for 1 night. Price has a number of restaurants and a Walmart Supercenter, so good for some restock and a break. Some rigs have been here a while, but there are no wood steps, decks, elaborate pot plant layouts, storage sheds like at a number of other overnight stops we've used.... Read More
Spaces are close and surface all gravel, but full hookups, pleasant and helpful staff, excellent restrooms, trees and picnic tables on perimeter, and greenbelt area to west - nice sunset viewing. We used it get off the road for 1 night. Price has a number of restaurants and a Walmart Supercenter, so good for some restock and a break. Some rigs have been here a while, but there are no wood steps, decks, elaborate pot plant layouts, storage sheds like at a number of other overnight stops we've used. Price during our stay was $39 . if you are transiting through the area and need to get off the road 1 or several nights, Legacy RV works fine.
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BuddyWaters
1 reviews · 1 review votes
Member
The park is dusty, spaces are small, and it's right next to a service center. If you just need a place to stop, it's adequate, but if you don't need to stop, I'd continue on. Price in 2015 was $39. They do have WiFi.
JDC10
73 reviews · 64 review votes
Member
Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 2 nights in a site for big rigs. The lady at the front desk was very nice, but at $29 a night, this RV park was overpriced. Due to the time of year there was no water and no way to fill up our tanks. Fortunately we knew this ahead of arriving and had filled-up our fresh water tank before leaving our last site. This is a very small RV park located at the rear of the Legacy Inn. The entrance into the park is via a driveway located on the left side of the motel.... Read More
Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 2 nights in a site for big rigs. The lady at the front desk was very nice, but at $29 a night, this RV park was overpriced. Due to the time of year there was no water and no way to fill up our tanks. Fortunately we knew this ahead of arriving and had filled-up our fresh water tank before leaving our last site. This is a very small RV park located at the rear of the Legacy Inn. The entrance into the park is via a driveway located on the left side of the motel. This driveway looks really narrow, but we got thru okay with our 37-foot motor coach. I don't think anything bigger (towing a toad) would get thru without scraping. From the appearance of the motel rain gutters I'd guess they've been hit several times, so drive slowly. The sites are fairly level, gravel, but very dusty. However dust is better than mud! Nine sites were pull-thru, and the rest are back-in sites. There is a skinny tree between each of the pull-thru sites but no space for a table or even a chair. Sites are so narrow that two rigs with slides next to each other would probably touch. We were there in February so the park was almost empty (only a handful of full timers were there). No playground, no dog park, no grass, and your view is a dirt and gravel pit. There is no place outside to relax! Price, Utah has a couple other RV parks, but they are not any better. This is a good place if you are just spending one night. However, if you have a big motorcoach (and it's been raining) you might get stuck if you go into a pull-thru site.
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Avion Traveler
1 reviews · 1 review votes
Member
Spaces are close and surface all gravel, but full hookups, pleasant and helpful staff, excellent restrooms, trees and picnic tables on perimeter, and greenbelt area to west - nice sunset viewing. We used it get off the road for 1 night. Price has a number of restaurants and a Walmart Supercenter, so good for some restock and a break. Some rigs have been here a while, but there are no wood steps, decks, elaborate pot plant layouts, storage sheds like at a number of other overnight stops we've used.... Read More
Spaces are close and surface all gravel, but full hookups, pleasant and helpful staff, excellent restrooms, trees and picnic tables on perimeter, and greenbelt area to west - nice sunset viewing. We used it get off the road for 1 night. Price has a number of restaurants and a Walmart Supercenter, so good for some restock and a break. Some rigs have been here a while, but there are no wood steps, decks, elaborate pot plant layouts, storage sheds like at a number of other overnight stops we've used. Price during our stay was $39 . if you are transiting through the area and need to get off the road 1 or several nights, Legacy RV works fine.
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BuddyWaters
1 reviews · 1 review votes
Member
The park is dusty, spaces are small, and it's right next to a service center. If you just need a place to stop, it's adequate, but if you don't need to stop, I'd continue on. Price in 2015 was $39. They do have WiFi.
145 N Carbonville Rd, Price, UT 84501
Coordinates: 39.602760, -110.821500
Elevation: 5500
Directions
From Jct of Hwys 6 & 191 & Exit 240 (1st North St), E 0.3 mi on 100 North St to Carbonville Rd, N 800 ft (L)