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A clean, easy-access highway stop with a recreation hall built for downtime. Fully paved pads and roads, with a pool for summer and bowling and arcade games year-round.
Roam Springville sits right off I-15 at exit 261 on the Wasatch Front, a fully paved park (pads and roads) that stays open year-round. Provo is 10 minutes north, Utah Lake is 15 minutes out for paddling and sunsets, and Provo Canyon, Bridal Veil Falls, and Sundance are all within half an hour.
This is the former KOA, and it runs like a well-kept highway stop with more going on inside than you’d expect. The recreation hall has bowling lanes, arcade games, shuffleboard, a full kitchen, and big-screen TVs, so groups have somewhere to gather when the weather turns. The pool runs Memorial Day to Labor Day. It’s RV and tent sites only (no cabins), with fire pits at the deluxe and tent sites, and everything is ADA accessible. Water pressure runs high, so bring a regulator.
Road-trippers use it as a one-night stop between the national parks and Salt Lake; snowbirds settle in for the winter. Either way, Springville puts you in easy reach of day trips from Salt Lake City and the Hobble Creek Canyon loop. Utah Lake State Park is close enough for a morning on the water; our page on Utah Lake camping covers launches and beaches.
If this is one stop on a longer Utah trip, our guide to RV parks in Utah maps the rest of the network, and Utah RV weather by season will tell you what to pack for the drive.
Roam Springville sits right off I-15 at Exit 261 in Springville, UT, a fully paved park open year-round along the Wasatch Front.
Roam Springville is a fully paved park, pads and roads, with RV sites and designated tent sites. Fire pits sit at the deluxe sites and tent sites only. There are no cabins at this location. Max occupancy is 8 per site, with 1 vehicle per site and overflow parking for extras. RVs 10 years and older need a photo at booking. The winter RV rate is $975 a month plus electric, with the summer rate pending. No maximum or minimum stay.
You're right off I-15 at Exit 261 on the Wasatch Front, an easy hub for central Utah. Springville covers groceries and dining, with the Springville Museum of Art in town. Hobble Creek Canyon is a short drive for a scenic loop and golf, and Provo is about 10 minutes north. Provo Canyon and Bridal Veil Falls run roughly 20 to 25 minutes out, Sundance Mountain Resort about 30, and Utah Lake near 15 for paddling and sunsets.
Right off 1-15 (Exit 261). Make a left at the next light to pull up to the entrance.


Right off 1-15 (Exit 261). Make a left at the next light to pull up to the entrance.