Buffalo Meadows RV Park

There’s lots of parking in the hotel parking lot, so it’s easy to check in. The campground itself is behind the casino and it’s very easy to get into. We probably didn’t even have to unhitch our jeep in the pull through spot, but we did. The sites are very level, but there’s not a lot of room between the sites. Luckily, they spread people out pretty good, but it would be crowded if it was full. The laundry room is clean and the machines are cheap ($1.25 each for washer and dryer). Washrooms and showers were clean. We were in the “B” loop, which was right beside the casino parking lot (separated by a short chain link fence). It was easy to get to the casino for dinner (the buffet was just ok), but bright lights were on all night. A security guard drove through the campground every so often (in the afternoon at least), which was good given the proximity to the parking lot.

Arrived mid afternoon. Paid $39 for full hookup. See the receptionist at the casino hotel desk just inside the main door. She will provide a map and instructions. Casino buffet is decent.
RV area is patrolled regularly on motorized cart. Could be quieter if battery cart.
Can handle any size rig.
On location are showers, restrooms, and laundry at the building center of the RV area.
Pets are welcome.

We stayed in section C otherwise I would only give 3 stars. Section C site are huge compared to section A&B. Section C also offers hookup on both sides of the site. Park has a large grass area, but no inclosed pet area. Roads are paved, grass patios. Recommend checking the casino’s entertainment schedule. Performances are outdoors, right up against the park. The view is blocked. Concerts and performances can be extremely loud. Bath & laundry facilities are kept clean. Hotel offers indoor pool & hot tub. Park has security patrol 24/7, with increased security during concerts. Casino is typical with modern slots only, no table gambling. No smoking or drinking either, except for in one small little bar in the corner of the casino. Rate posted includes discounts and taxes.

Okay, we’re jammed in here like sardines and it’s mostly so folks can pound the slot machines inside the casino. I don’t play slots, but we’re here for a stopover, so I had to find something to do and I found it.
The Fort Hall Replica and Museum in Pocatello is outstanding if you’re into history. As these kinds of attractions go, Fort Hall is top notch. Not large, but well curated and loaded with interesting exhibits. You can walk around and feel like you’ve gone bk in time. The adjacent museum isn’t bad either.
In fairness to the Casino and the Shoshone and Bannock Tribes who run it, the park is clean and secure. The restaurant inside the hotel has great food. All the staff we encountered were friendly and professional. The RV Park is right behind/west of the hotel complex

We checked in at 3pm, check in is around the back of the casino at the event center. Check in took approx 15 minutes. Overall the campground is in great condition. One big drawback was the massive amount of “sticker” weeds in the grassy areas between the sites as well as in the large grassy area in the center of the park. I’ve been pulling stickers/thorns out of my poor dogs paws for 2 days now. Also, the grassy area was pretty soggy in certain areas, possibly because they ran the sprinklers for the first 2 hours that we were there. The restrooms were very clean and maintained regularly.