We stayed one night at another campground in town and were very disappointed, so we tried this place the second night. The people at Thousand Lakes are very helpful and friendly, rates are good, and--unlike the other campground--they didn't charge extra for showers. The campsite was nice and quiet since it's set back off the road. We don't have children; but they had a beautiful play area for the kids, plus a swimming pool. There were several locations for shower facilities, the showers were very clean, had good hot water, and the rooms were heated. When we asked if they had a pay phone on the premises, they let us use a phone for free to dial an 800 number. We highly recommend this campground.

Our family stayed here one night on a trip along Highway 12. The cabin we stayed in was adequately equipped and clean enough. The living area was roomy enough for our family of four (children aged 3 and 5). Service was very friendly and welcoming. Location is a wee bit out of town but not so far to be inconvenient, and provides a nice view of the red cliffs.

Overall good enough place with no major downfalls, but not particularly excelling either. Worth considering if you are staying in Torrey.

We were very impressed with the Thousand Lakes RV park in Torrey, UT. The people there were very helpful and friendly and the scenery was beautiful. We stayed for two nights but wished we would have stayed for more.

We chose this property, for this particular trip, because we were traveling with friends who have a motor home, tow vehicle and large dog.
My husband and I stayed in one of the camping cabins. It was very clean and comfortable. We would have preferred one with a bathroom, but they were all booked with a family reunion. The middle of the night walk to restroom wasn't far.
The RV sites seemed a bit close to me, but they were clean, shaded and enjoyed the same wonderful red rock cliff views as the rest of the property.
Our friends have a Rottwieller, that is an absolute sweet baby doll, but her breed does fall into the category of some RV parks prohibited dog category so it was nice that Thousand Oaks allowed her.
They have a nice gift shop for traveler souvenirs, an evening group cook-out (that we didn't do, but looked fun) muffins and homemade breads, a swimming pool and large grass lawn with play area for children. The cabins have porches, picnic tables and fire pits. It was all very clean and the staff very friendly.
My husband and I probably wouldn't stay there again when just us as it's a bit busy for our older, retired needs, but I'd highly recommend it for groups and families.