Richfield KOA

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Welcome to Utah's Trail Country!!

Discover Utah's best-kept secret! Richfield KOA is in Sevier County - home of the Paiute ATV Trail - Utah's Trail Country. This extensive trail system in central Utah covers more than 2,800 miles and connects three mountain ranges and various towns. This quiet, secluded KOA is tucked inside the town of Richfield, just off I-70. It's surrounded by Capitol Reef, Bryce Canyon, Zion, Canyonlands and Arches national parks. Drive your ATV/UTV/jeep/motorcycle right from the campground and be on the trail in minutes. Visit Fremont Indian State Park and Museum, or take a drive to beautiful Fish Lake to fish or bike. This big-rig friendly KOA has long, level Pull-Thru RV Sites. Relax by the heated pool or kick back in the shade and tickle your toes in the grass. Twelve large Pull-Thru RV Sites open all year. Pool: May 22 - September 30. Max pull thru: 95 feet. Your hosts: Mike & Julie Coons.

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50 Max Amp
95' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/25 - 9/25)
Firewood ($)
Pavilion
Bike Rentals ($)
Dog Park

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Very nice RV Park. Lots of trees and shade. Bathrooms are nice and clean. They have cement patios at each site. We enjoyed our stay. We will go back! 10/21/2020

- Pat Wittmann on Google

Great showers, easy after hours check in 10/21/2020

- Rebecca Koppel on Google

Very nice KOA! Lots of trees-beautiful Fall Colors! Office staff were friendly and helpful. Laundry and bathrooms very clean! Yard games were fun. We will definitely be back someday! 10/20/2020

- Judy Olson on Google

Great place to stay. Very friendly staff, 10/23/2020

Very relaxing! I love the crunchy leaves! Beautiful weather, clean RV park. 10/23/2020

Very nice KOA. Nice sites, impressed with how much space we had. We could barely hear any road noise. Easy in and easy out. We will be back. 10/23/2020

Love it here. Staff is very friendly. Picnic table is on a nice patio. Site has a grassy area too. Lots of trees for shade. Restrooms and showers are always clean. 10/22/2020

We’ve been coming here for a few years now on our annual atv trip. This KOA is one of the nicest, cleanest, well kept RV parks we’ve been to. Mike and Julie (the owners) are fantastic people, very friendly and always there if you need something. Our pup, Scooter... 10/21/2020

This park is clean and shady. We have stayed there twice and have enjoyed both visits! 10/21/2020

It was an overnight rest stop before proceeding to tour Utah's National Parks. 10/21/2020

Best site we’ve seen in a long time. f4 had a very large patio. 10/21/2020

Very nice campground! Cleanest town we have been to!! 10/21/2020

A little tight getting in spot 10/20/2020

great place 10/20/2020

We enjoyed our stay here. We just would have preferred a pull thru site. 10/20/2020

Very nicely maintained and clean park 10/19/2020

Nice place. We stopped after a long drive from Moab. The park is clean with lots of shade trees and very easy access from the freeway. Thank you. 10/19/2020

Just had a quick overnight stay while in the area. Nice park in a quiet town with plenty of stores and places to see. 10/19/2020

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The Paiute ATV Trail is a 200 mile loop over three mountain ranges and through rugged canyons and deserts that have been designed for recreational ATV riding. For more information, visit the Paiute Trail online.

Fish Lake is one of the most popular resort areas for Utah residents. The lake is famous for its large Mackinaw, but also provides excellent trout fishing and splake.

Located 25 miles south of Richfield this unique mountain amazes all first time visitors. The bright yellow and red stone looks as though it's man-made.