It looked well maintained and had good shower facilities, etc, but I wasn't otherwise very impressed. The tent area backed right onto a road where a large truck idled forever one night and there was fairly constant traffic. I thought it was a good deal when I booked it(it seemed much cheaper than other KOA's), but when I got there I wish I had stayed in one of the many cheap motels just down the road (and closer to downtown).

Road being torn up for the new tram and traffic from The State Fair was a challenge. Big camp, friendly staff, good wifi signal, close to services, free shuttle into town. Noise acceptable, you are in the city what do you expect. Pool and spa.

Normally avoid KOA because we have found them expensive often providing services we do not need, jumping castles, putt putt golf etc. Were pleasantly surprised and would certainly return.

This is an enormous campground near I-80, I-15, the Salt Lake City Airport and the fairgrounds. It is about 2 miles from Temple Square. Even though it is an urban campground there are lots of trees, flowers and grassy sites.

This KOA has a pool and small hot tub in addition to a recreation room and a nice playground. The camp store is well supplied with food, snacks, drinks and basic camping items. There are two restroom/shower/laundry buildings, one up front near the pool and office and the other towards the back of the campground. Restrooms are accessed with a door code. A TV/game room is located near the office and there is an exercise trail through the grounds and access to a nature trail just outside.

The sites are large, many are pull through and can accommodate very large rigs. They are nicely spaced with table, free WIFI and cable TV. A free modem and PC is also available. A large RV/car wash and a Mexican restaurant are on site. The entire place is kept immaculately clean by staff who can be seen grooming the place. We stayed at this KOA in a Class C motorhome but there are a few cabins and many tent sites. A group tent site has a sink for dish washing.

A very nice feature was the free shuttle service to and from Temple Square offered by volunteers from the LDS Church every half hour from 9 a.m. One may just use the shuttle to get to and from downtown Salt Lake City or if desired a free tour of Temple Square can be arranged. We took the tour and were impressed by the articulate, friendly young guides who shared information and answered questions without proselytizing. The tour can be as brief as 20 minutes or as long as an hour depending on your preferences and you are free to walk around on your own. We were also given a coupon for 10% off at several restaurants around the Square.

It would never be a "destination" campground, but as crash pad for a night or 2 it does the trick. Ryan who checked us in, was friendly, helpful, and enthusiastic. Bathrooms and public areas are clean, campsites are adequete. There is quite bit if noise from the train, but I imagine even those staying in nearby hotels would hear it. The bar others mentioned appeared to be closed the night we stayed (weds) All in all, it's in-town camping: there's going to be some noise and the location is functional, not picturesque. It's a fine place to sleep and shower, I just wouldn't plan my vacation around the