Beaver Dick Park Campground

Bees, bees, bees, and tons of flies, this was a problem at all the sites. Otherwise, a beautiful park. we have a 36 ft tt, and the site was pretty level, great for big rigs. you can only stay 5 daus max and dirst come first serve. there are pit toilets and a river, but no water source. we were ready to leave due to being stuck in our trailer because of so many aggressive bees. Town is about 15 away, and we felt safe leaving our rig for a bit. probably would only stay overnight again.

Went to check out this park because of the previous reviews that there was great cell service. Unfortunately that was not the case. Took my Verizon and my ATT phones and had one and two bars but nothing would load, not even maps. Seems like a decent park with a few camp spots. It was being heavily used by locals when we were there. We were t able to stay because of our need to have connection to work.

I was hoping to have the experience of the other reviewers but it was not to be. I got there at noon the first day. After I set up and put my money in the Pay Box, they came. It's a long story but the sheriff was called.
The warning is that with no host, people can try to get away with things.
Other than that, It was a nice place!
Don't try to get a large rig behind site B-12. there's no site back there and it would be difficult to turn around.

Saw it was $10 and had very little expectations. Got there and saw it was clean and well kept with some bonus amenities of frisbee golf and 2 fishing docks. It was fairly quiet aside from the few cars that drove in looking for sites. Bathroom was clean and not stinky like most vault toilets. Definitely a nice place to camp and would come back.

$10 per night or 5 nights for 40! We intended to stay for 2 but it was too nice (and affordable not to stay 5, which is the max allowed). No hookups, no water, no dump station but we’re self contained so no worries. Out of the 12 or 15 sites we chose one that had high hedges on the back and one side. Every site has a picnic table and fire ring. Grass and trees abound. There’s a frisbee golf course and multiple trails that lead off into untouched wilderness and this county park sits right on Henry’s Fork to the Snake River. The caretakers do a good job of watering and mowing the grass and picking up your bagged trash. We will definitely stay again if in the area. Just minutes to Rexburg.

Quaint little community park right beside the river. Well kept grounds, fire rings, picnic tables. Toilets....well they are vault toilets but pumped regularly and didn’t smell. Easy access to each site. Park itself frequently used by groups in the community and mostly away from camping but April was pretty quiet. $10 per night or 5 for $40 first come basis...max 5 nights.

Great place for one night. Dry lot. Only two other RVs here when we stayed. Way better than Walmart parking lot. Laundry mat 6 miles away. Nice restaurant 7 miles, and Walmart 11 miles away.
We enjoyed watching the bird feeder that was set by our lot. Fire rings and picnic tables at each lot.
Had toilets around the camp but the one I used wasn't the nicest I had seen.
We wee told college kids like to hang out here when school is in session. Classes haven't started yet and we had no problems.