I’m going to start with the showers because WOW. How is it that the nicest shower I’ve ever taken is in a state park? It’s also available for use by non-guests for a measly $1. 

The park as a whole is really cool, there’s lots to do once you enter the park. There are several hiking trails, a nice and clean laundromat, horseback riding, and cabins. You’re surrounded by the sandstone formations and mountains so you’re a bit protected from the wind and weather. 

On the way out there is a dump station with two dump holes and both potable and flush water. 

Cost was $25/night for dry camping and $35 for power and water. Most of the sites are pull through or the “bump out” style, and the roads are paved.  Sites are nice and clean and really well maintained.

No cell service in the park.