Promised Land Resort (formerly Camelot Resort)

Manbuntrucker

Went to a family reunion. Nearly flooded while i was there. But the groundskeeper kept us informed. I gave it the rating cause i did not sleep in any of the rooms I rented a hotel because we had over 120 people at our shindig. Families with kids were priority. But the scenery was gorgeous no doubt. critiques: Road enroute after the freeway exit turns into a dirt road halfway thro. there are a plenty of rocks from the canyon that fall onto the road. Dont take yer low ride hot rod unless you wanna pay a couple thousand to replace some car guts. (Thought that would be obvious) They water their grass circle with water from the creek that passes through the camp ground...all day... everyday... so when your thinkin lets play some football on that super green field (in front of the camper parking spots) think "watersports" (not the kinky kind) or find another place to have fun. there is another large field where the lodges are so go there. They're serious about keeping the grass green in their desert canyon... its the way nature intented grass-in-a-desert to be...

Steve Meyer

It was an amazing area so peaceful and secluded wan to get more information about it

Bonnie Schofield

They have a beautiful camp ground but if your lucky you can go to church services on Sunday at 10a and hear a relaxing and pleasant service without everyone talking about themselves and nothing about God and his son Jesus. Campsites, cabins for rent also a bed and breakfast. Beautiful scenery, cliffs and petroglyph. Take your boat for fishing, hunt for the large grazers, elk, moose and deer. I've seen mountain goats and sheep also bear, mountain lions and rubber boa constructors. It is the Promised Land.

Jason Shields

Resort was circled with mountains and had plenty to keep us entertained each day of our visit with a few playgrounds, a river, and tons of open space for playing. The lodge was a great meeting place when not sitting around the fire pit. Wonderful experience and a great get away.