Taylor Park Trading Post

Great company to work with!! We are locals to the area, these guys are the best around!
High quality machines and great employees!

Great setting. Nice staff, But the ATVs run from 7a.m. to 9p.m. if that racket bothers you, don't stay there

Got there at the end of the season but the staff was super helpful anyway. We had an unusual problem that they solved quickly and efficiently.

Our family stayed at this campground last week. My husband booked and paid by c card for 8 days at this campground.
When we arrived from 450 miles away..., we were told that we were actually staying at their "other campground" called Dream Ranch.... it was HORRIBLE !! This Nightmare Ranch is UGLY, SANDY/DESERT, TINY CRAMMED SPACED SITES, SMELLY, WINDY, NOISY, and just a bummer experience.
Each space has the sewer port in the front of your RV!! BAD DEAL !! Internet barely worked, bathrooms/showers were gross & had a bad odor.... We had to leave after 3 nights (took us that long to locate a new place). They would not refund us our site fees.
Do your family a favor and stay at the other better Nat'l Forest Campgrounds that are 1/2 the price and NICE!!
Have to say though that the camp hosts were friendly, helpful & sympathetic about our situation.

I like the area and the scenery not so much the constant ATV riding

Best rides we have ever been on. Our guide Rick was fantastic and we rode with the best group of riders ever!!! We hope we can ride again next yesr!!!

Great food. Good prices. Great service. Great location. Beautiful and well maintained log building.

Extremely busy this time of year. It's the only place around for miles to get fuel and other essentials. They are accommodating but not real friendly. Prices are understandably high due to the remote location.

About the only place around for 50 miles. I think everyone stops here that comes by. Cafe has great food. Take out during pandemic.

Great friendly staff. Fun place to get what you need and chat. They helped me out on an issue and I am grateful. Thanks Ted and crew!