We stayed two nights at this campground. We had a great spot with some shade and a picnic table which was nice. We had our trailer and a tent for the kids and there was plenty of room. We ended up staying in Green River because everything was booked in Moab and we wanted to go down for Memorial Weekend.... More

It was getting late in the afternoon so we decided to stop off here overnight rather than drive on to Moab. The town isn't much but the site is very clean, spacious and attractive and the owner welcoming and helpful. Luckily it was cool at night as we had to close the windows because of occasional train whistles although it... More

Stayed one night, wasn't expecting much, but was surprised. A lot of the spots are shady, the owner provides a free breakfast which is great. The wifi is so good, you really have to see it to believe it.. The kids loved the waterslide at the pool. I would stay here again for sure

The town of Green River is dying, almost deserted, but this very nice KOA is hanging on. We first stayed here in September of 2007 and it was full with lots going on. The sky over the campground is open, dark and full of stars and constellations and not spoiled by city lights. This visit in July 2012, due to... More

On a month long road trip, we stayed at several KOA locations. When we arrived here, there was a group of young men just hanging around near the door. The young lady seemed to be put out by our arrival though there was nobody else around. There were three cabins in a row and only one was in the shade.... More

Our car broke down on I-70 and we found ourselves stranded in Green River waiting for parts. The KOA was welcoming, and the staff went out of their way to make sure we were taken care of during a three-day wait. I used a tent site for the first two nights, and then moved into one of the Kabins. Both... More

That day we drove our RV as far as Green River and checked into the KOA there. This was the first time we actually stayed at a KOA. The guy at recenption was most welcomong and friendly and we were checked in in no time at all. We got full hook-ups; they are very spacey sites, some of them against... More

...stayed here on the way up to ID and on the way back. Had a little air conditioned Kamping Kabin - and believe me, you need the AC. It can get to 108 degrees in Green River, so be prepared. It's in the middle of the UT dessert so there isn't many trees, but didn't have any problems. They take... More