Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
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During SNOWY/Winter Months avoid the Highway 31 Mountain Pass.From Salt Lake City:
You don't have to take the whole week off to get out here.
Manti-La Sal KOA sits in the Sanpete Valley at 5,900 feet, at the base of the Manti-La Sal Mountains. It's about an hour and fifteen minutes from Provo and two hours from Salt Lake — close enough to arrive on a Friday evening, far enough that you wake up to birds instead of traffic. No off-roading required to get here. That's for later, on the ATVs.
But nobody camps the same way. The couple in a 40-foot fifth wheel wants something different from the family with two kids and a tent, and both want something different from the nurse here on a 13-week contract.
So here is every way to stay, what each one actually includes, and who it suits.
We have several kinds of RV site, and the differences are worth a minute of your time.
Pull-thru sites. Drive in, drive out, never unhitch. Full hookups with 50/30 amp on most, and the deluxe pull-thrus sit in a wooded setting with mountain views.
Back-in sites. More shade and more privacy — most are tucked into mature trees. Amp service runs 20, 30 or 50 depending on the site, and there's an extra-spacious deluxe back-in if you're bringing something big.
Water and electric only. Available as both pull-thru and back-in. No sewer, lower price. If you're here a couple of nights and don't need the full hookup, this is the sensible one.
Every RV site includes
Picnic table and fire ring
Free Starlink Wi-Fi campground-wide
Gravel pad, up to 68 feet of length
Shower house, card-operated laundry, camp store and the ATV wash
Pets welcome
Who it's for. Anyone bringing their own rig — weekenders coming down from the Wasatch Front, riders staging for the Arapeen system, and families who want a base camp with real hookups instead of a parking spot.
Everything in a standard full-hookup site, plus a private patio with real outdoor furniture, a gas grill, and a table with an umbrella, set under trees we keep trimmed high enough for a tall rig. Fire ring included, big-rig friendly.
This is our newest category and the one most people don't know we have. If you've stayed here before and thought I'd take a bit more space next time — this is that.
Who it's for. Longer stays, bigger rigs, and anyone who'd rather not have their awning six feet from someone else's.
A few of our sites come with a private Paw Pen: a fenced, shaded, covered dog area right at your site. Your dog gets to be a dog, and you get to sit down.
You'll find them on a KOA Patio pull-thru and on a back-in full-hookup site. There are only a handful, so ask for one when you book.
Tent camping here isn't one thing. Every tent site holds up to 8 people, includes a picnic table and a fire ring, and allows pets.
Water and electric, grass pad. 20' x 20' of grass. Run a light, charge a phone, fill a jug without walking anywhere. The most comfortable tent site we have.
Water only, grass pad. Same 20' x 20' grass pad, water right at the site.
Electric only, gravel pad. 30' x 12', with Wi-Fi and a fire pit.
Raised platform, no hookups. Your tent goes up on a 14' x 12' wooden platform with built-in eyelets instead of on the dirt. Flat, dry, and a long way more comfortable than the ground. Good for anyone who's tired of waking up on a slope.
Gravel pad, no hookups — dry camping. A 20' x 20' site inside a 30' x 30' pad area. Lowest price, simplest way in. Just you, a fire ring and a lot of stars.
Every tent site also gets
Shower house and clean restrooms
Camp store for ice, firewood and propane
Free Starlink Wi-Fi
Dark skies, because we're a long way from a city
Who it's for. First-time campers, families finding out whether the kids take to it before buying gear, hikers and anglers using the park as a base, church and youth groups, and anyone who thinks the campfire is the whole point.
Two kinds, both sleeping up to 4, both with a full bath with tub and shower and a full kitchen.
Deluxe Cabin. Fire pit, charcoal grill, picnic table. Pet friendly.
Deluxe Cabin with Patio. Adds a furnished patio and two televisions. No pets in this one.
Who it's for. Couples and families who want to be outside all day and sleep indoors at night. People who don't own gear and aren't planning to buy any. Anyone coming in the shoulder months, when a heated cabin beats a tent by a wide margin.
Worth knowing: the cabins book up on summer weekends and around local events. If you have a date in mind, book it rather than hope.
Sleeps 7, across two bedrooms, a bonus room and a sleeping loft. Full bath with tub and shower, full kitchen, gas grill, fire pit, and a covered front porch worth sitting on.
It's also our most accessible unit — ramp access, an accessible bathroom, and a covered carport. If someone in your group needs that, this is the one.
Two-night minimum. No pets.
Who it's for. Family reunions, a group of riders, or anyone tired of splitting a trip across three separate bookings. Groups often pair the lodge with a couple of cabins and take a corner of the park to themselves.
You only have to unload once.
What you get
Full hookup, 50 amp
Utilities included, up to 800 kWh a month
Free Starlink Wi-Fi campground-wide
Card-operated laundry on site
Mail delivered to the park, picked up at the office
Two to three month minimum
Who it's for. Sanpete County has almost no rental inventory, and this is the gap it fills. Our monthly sites have been home to firefighters, crews from the Skyline Mine, electric company workers, homeschool families, and people between houses while the next one gets built.
Worth knowing: we screen. Rig 2010 or newer — or in excellent condition if it's older — employment or income verification, references from your last park, and a background check. That's deliberate. It's what keeps this a quiet place to actually live.
Most groups here don't book one kind of site. They book several and put them together.
A reunion might take the lodge, a couple of cabins, and a row of RV sites. A church group, a young men's or young women's group, or a scout troop usually wants tent sites clustered together — the platform sites are popular for this — with a cabin for the leaders and the covered pavilion for meals. Riders often mix RV sites with a cabin for whoever didn't bring a rig.
Call us and we'll put it together. Group setups aren't something the booking form does well. One phone call and we can hold the right sites next to each other instead of scattered across the park. (435) 660-4959
Free Starlink Wi-Fi campground-wide · seasonal pool · camp store with basics, propane and firewood · card-operated laundry · shower house · ATV wash · KampK9 pet area and dog park · clubhouse with arcade and billiards · basketball court · horseshoes, cornhole and gaga ball · playground · a covered pavilion you can rent for reunions and groups
On the riding. ATVs and UTVs are street legal here, so you ride out of the campground on regular roads and reach the Powerplant Park trailhead into the Arapeen system in about fifteen minutes. No trailering, no loading up at 7 a.m. There's an ATV wash on site for the end of the day.
Nearby. Spring City is 10 minutes, Ephraim 15, Fairview 15, Manti 20. Maple Canyon is about 25 minutes west. Snowland Ski Area is roughly 20 minutes up Fairview Canyon in winter.
RV Site, full hookup — your own rig, 50/30 amp, pull-thru or back-in
RV Site, water and electric — your own rig, no sewer, lower price, good for shorter stays
KOA Patio Site — your own rig, full hookups, private patio, gas grill, shaded table
PawPen Site — private fenced dog area at your site, a handful available, ask when booking
Tent Site — water and electric, water only, electric only, raised platform, or dry camping, up to 8 people each
Deluxe Cabin — sleeps 4, full bath, full kitchen, one is pet friendly, one has a patio and TVs
Deluxe Lodge — sleeps 7, two bedrooms, bonus room, loft, ramp access and accessible bathroom, 2-night minimum
Extended Stay — your own rig, full hookups, utilities included to 800 kWh, monthly
We work with Lone Pine Rentals, a Sanpete County outfit that delivers a fully set-up camping trailer straight to your site here. They bring it, set it up before you arrive, and collect it when you leave.
You book the site, you book the trailer, and you show up with a duffel bag. Both need booking ahead — this isn't a walk-up option, and the good weekends go early.
→ Lone Pine Rentals — free delivery to Manti-La Sal KOA
Call the park and we're happy to help: (435) 660-4959
Walk-ins when there's space — call ahead
Open year-round.
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