Antelope Valley RV park is just on the western edge of Delta, a small town in west/central Utah along highway 50. The RV park has about 100 back-in spaces organized around an oval area. The beautiful grassy area in the center is surrounded by tall shade trees. There are also a few of these shade trees along the back of the park. We’re parked in these rear sites, #22 & #23. All sites provide water, electric and sewer. The water taps are most inconveniently placed, with the knob and threaded attachment at nearly ground level. In these locations they take lots of abuse with RVs rolling over them as well as dirt piling up around them. Between our two sites, only one water tap is usable.
Even though this park is very close to highway 50, we didn’t have much traffic noise during our stay. There is also a high speed rail line that runs through the corn field behind us. The northbound trains whistle at in-town crossings, the southbound trains are relatively quiet once they get past the park. The park’s WiFi does great, with streaming video possible. And, there are somewhere around 80 OTA TV channels, with all of the majors coming from Salt Lake City.
For our Good Sam discount rate of $32.00, this small park is a good value for a night or two – we’d visit again.
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