Country Aire RV Park

Just stopped through Cedar City and needed to fill up our trailer with water & dump. The owner was so nice, he stayed open late for us & didn’t even charge! We bought a dump hose from him to at an extremely reasonable price as well. We have not stayed here before, but the exceptional customer service we received will definitely have us coming back.

Avoid this place. The staff and C-​store are nice but the park is old and poorly laid out. There were people living in U-​Haul trucks and beat up vans. The bathroom was so crowded I couldn’t even get in the door and people were lined up to use the toilets and showers. I wasn’t able to take my dog out on a leash because of a pit bull running loose. I got a pull through spot that I was able to drive into but had to unhook my towed and backup through the whole park because of the random layout. Wifi was weak and dropped connection constantly. Somewhere in the park a party with loud music went on till after 1 am. Seriously, this park was sketchy and doesn’t feel safe.

I have mixed feelings about this park. First off, we found the office staff to be very nice. The park, while definitely older, had pretty big, grassy sites. There were some permanent residents parked on the edges.
It has no amenities. They charge a very high fee… I’d say about $ 20 too much.
But my biggest complaint has to do with their darn speed bumps. They are everywhere on their park roads and they are monsters to pull a motor home over. The funny thing is: Practically no one stays here, so why are they still in existence?
Actually I do have one more complaint: We came back to our rig after having dinner and found they had turned on the watering system and it was blasting water full bore onto our electric pedestal. I flagged down a couple workers and asked them to please shut it down. Our electricity never quite worked right after that incident.
Would I stay here again? Since it’s about the only game in town, I suppose I’d be forced to do that but I sure hope not. I think I’d push on to the next town.