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:
Manti-La Sal KOA Holiday offers monthly Extended Stay RV sites in Mount Pleasant, Utah, at the base of the Manti-La Sal Mountains.
$700 a month. Utilities included up to 800 kWh of electricity (most rigs average around 700), full hookups, 50 amp, free Starlink Wi-Fi campground-wide, card-operated laundry on site. Open year-round, with a two month minimum stay.
Whether you're working remotely, here on a travel contract, riding for a season, or between houses — this page covers what's included, what we ask of long-term guests, and what it's actually like to live here.
Everything below is part of the $700 monthly rate:
Your site — full hookups: water, sewer, and 50 amp electric
Utilities — covered up to 800 kWh per month of electricity (most rigs average around 700); $0.15 per kWh above that
Free Starlink Wi-Fi, campground-wide — good enough for video calls and a full remote workday
Card-operated laundry on site
Mail — have it sent to the park and pick it up at the office
Trash service
Full run of the campground — everything in the amenities list below
Open year-round — no seasonal closure, no moving out for the winter
Propane is available at the camp store, so you're not driving to town for a bottle. We ask that propane be your main power source — heat and cooking on propane, electric for everything else. Run it that way and 800 kWh covers most rigs comfortably, summer and winter. We read the meter monthly and anything over 800 kWh shows up on your statement at $0.15 per kWh.
Travel nurses and medical contractors. Intermountain Sanpete Valley Hospital is right here in Mount Pleasant — minutes from the campground. If you're on a 13-week contract and looking at what passes for housing in a town this size, a full-hookup site with real internet is a serious option.
Remote workers. The free Starlink is why most land here. It handles video calls easily, and your lunch break has a mountain in it.
Snow College students, staff and visiting faculty. The campus is in Ephraim, twenty minutes south.
Contractors and seasonal workers. Mount Pleasant sits in the middle of Sanpete County, with an easy drive to most of central Utah.
Riders. 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 OHV Trail System in about fifteen minutes. No trailering. There's an ATV wash on site for when you come back down.
Families between houses. Building, selling, relocating. There's a playground and a basketball court, and room for kids to actually be outside.
Snowbirds and long-season guests. We're open year-round, which not every campground in this part of Utah is.
Extended Stay guests get the full run of the place:
Free Starlink Wi-Fi, campground-wide
Card-operated laundry
Camp store — basics, firewood, and propane refills
Shower house
Seasonal pool
Playground and basketball court
KampK9 dog park
ATV wash
Rentable covered pavilion, seats 40–55 — for birthdays, holidays, and whoever shows up
Twenty-four wooded acres at 5,900 feet, with the mountains straight out the door
When family visits, they don't have to sleep on your couch. We have six Deluxe Cabins with kitchenettes and private baths, and a lodge that sleeps seven. These can be rented nightly.
Long-term sites work because everyone keeps their corner of the park looking good. What we ask:
Rigs must be 2016 or newer, or in excellent condition if older. Send us photos of all sides and we'll take a look.
Sites stay tidy. Gear stored out of sight rather than spread across the site, with limits on exterior storage, sheds and awnings.
No on-site repairs — no tarps, no jacked-up rigs, no long-term projects parked on the site.
The rig stays clean and road-ready, with current registration.
Propane as your main source for heat and cooking.
Application includes a background check and photos of your rig.
Pets: up to three dogs.
30 days' notice to leave, and a site agreement to sign.
These are the reasons guests stay, and the reason this stays a pleasant place to live.
In town, Mount Pleasant
Groceries — the full-size grocery store on Highway 89, long known as Terrel's (now part of Ridley's Family Markets)
Intermountain Sanpete Valley Hospital
The Coffee Depot on Highway 89
Banks, gas Stations, hardware stores, and a post office
Nearby
Ephraim — 15 minutes south. Snow College, more shopping, and the new Ephraim Utah Temple
Manti — 20 minutes south. The Manti Temple and gardens
Spring City — 10 minutes south. A well-preserved 19th-century pioneer district with art galleries, studios, and Roots 89 Grill
Fairview — 15 minutes north. The Fairview Museum of History & Art, with a full mammoth skeleton
Maple Canyon — 25 minutes west. Conglomerate walls, a natural arch, hiking, and climbing
Skyline Drive — the ridge above camp, running the spine of the Wasatch Plateau
Arapeen OHV Trail System — about fifteen minutes from camp
The honest version: it's quiet. The loop road is trees and mountains or valley views in every direction, and most mornings the loudest thing is somebody's dog.
The thing long-term guests mention most isn't an amenity — it’s the atmosphere. Secluded with a friendly vibe, well-kept and maintained. It ends up feeling less like a parking lot with hookups and more like a community.
That's not something we built. It's what happens when the same people are around for a while.
How much is a long-term RV site? $700 per month
Are utilities included? Yes — up to 800 kWh per month, then $0.15 per kWh above that. We ask that propane be your main source for heat and cooking, which keeps most rigs easily inside the allowance year-round.
What's the minimum stay? Two months.
Is the Wi-Fi good enough to work from? Yes. Free Starlink!
Are you open in winter? Yes, year-round. The pool is seasonal.
Can I receive mail? Yes. Long-term guests can have mail sent to the park and pick it up at the office.
Is there laundry on site? Yes, card-operated.
Can I have pets? Yes. There's a KampK9 dog park.
Can I bring my dogs? Yes — up to three.
How old can my RV be? 2016 or newer, or excellent condition if older. Send photos of all sides and we'll take a look.
What does the application involve? A background check, photos of your rig
Do you have sites for travel nurses on contract? Yes — Intermountain Sanpete Valley Hospital is minutes away, and a two-month minimum lines up with most travel contracts.
We have a limited number of Extended Stay sites, so please reach out today.
Call (435) 660-4959 and we'll walk you through what's open, what's included, and whether your rig fits.
Manti-La Sal KOA Holiday, 2903 S 1700 E, Mount Pleasant, UT 84647
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