Hagerman RV Village

The best thing about this park is lots of mature trees that provide plenty of shade. Roads and site are dirt/gravel with grass in between. Spacing between sites is a bit more than most parks. Laundry was clean. Office sells ice and ice cream. Although the hwy runs next to the park, road noise was minimal being the 25 mph speed limit. What I didn’t care for was the grass is watered heavily every night. Most sites are full grass, ours had bare areas that was just mud by morning. The neighboring homes have dogs that bark. There’s a gun range somewhere off in the distance that you can hear. We would stay again, but only for a day or two. Rate posted is a weekly rate.

We stayed at Haggerman RV Village in July 2021. This is a nice, shady RV park. We had a large pull-thru site with water, sewer, and electric that accommodated our fifth wheel and dually Ram with no problems. Be forewarned that this park is green and beautiful because sprinklers run at night and may hit your camp chairs and bbq. The staff do warn you about this in advance (thank you). The nearby town offers a great wood oven pizza place called Fire Pie Pizza. There is plenty of room to walk your pups and just sit back and relax as it is remarkably quiet here. They do have a propane fill station and nice office staff. We highly recommend this park.

Just passing through the area and decided to get off the road early.

Nice long pull through camping spots, I think all of the spots are pull through so we didn’t have to unhook our minivan off the tow-dolly, always a plus.

Nice green grass all mowed, would easily recommend this place.

All sites look to have power up to 50 Amps, water and sewer.

$34.00 is with the Good Sam discounts so don’t know if without it would be more.

Granted there’s not a lot to do, but about 12 miles south is a hot springs spa which by the way has a senior discount. Our space was level, staff were friendly, bathrooms were very clean, lots of trees. At nite soo quiet you could hear a pin drop. Yes not a lot to do but close to springs and falls. They have a cute historical museum with colorful staff. Overall yes I would if passing through.

We’ve made it our mission to not drive more than 3 or 4 hours traveling and Hagerman was in the right spot. Park is quiet and sites are level crushed something or other. Husband says laundry is clean, I’ll take his word for that. Lots of trees but since they just started blooming we were able to get satellite but can vouch for that in a week or two. WiFi is great even in a full park. Hagerman Idaho doesn’t have much to offer us travelers. One grocery store but then you really don’t need more than one. Typical small town with a few churches with a few sites to see: Oregon trail, Snake River, a couple of fish hatcheries and Hagerman Fossils National Monument. So if you find yourself off of Hwy 30 in Idaho this will do just fine.

Sites are gravel and easy to navigate with wide grass areas between sites and large mature trees on both sides. They have 30/50 amp which worked just fine. They water at 1 a.m. every day/night so you can't leave anything on the grass. They also don't want you to put Welcome Mats or any other mats on the grass. The laundry room is nice with 3 washers at $1.25 and 3 dryers at $1.00. There is a big recreation room that has a pool table, shuffleboard and some exercise equipment. There are small cabins for rent but they don't all have the same amenities. Some have only electric, some only water, some with water & electric and a couple with showers, very strange. They own the construction area that is located right next to the RV park and looks like a salvage yard but looking around we saw a 55 Cameo so not too bad for a salvage yard. There are full time residents living at the park but they are quiet and not a bother. The owners and their part-time help are very friendly and helpful. They should replace the tired old picnic tables, benches, swings that are on the cabins, signs and just about everything that looks old.There isn't much to do in Hagerman itself but 35 miles away is Twin Falls with more to do.

We stayed here for 2 nights with a Good Sam discount. The sites are all full hook-up widely-spaced, long gravel pull-throughs with grassy areas in between. At first glance the park looked to be very full, but there are actually many long-term campers parked that no one was using. There are many large trees that offer shade. Picnic tables at each site, but no fire pits. The restrooms/showers/laundry were worn out but clean. Laundry was 1.25 for wash and .75 for dry. No cable TV, but a few air stations. The Wifi was excellent in site 31 next to the repeater. We were able to stream a movie, however, I don't think many in the park were using it. The biggest downside was the road noise. I would say this a great place to stop for laundry and to catch up on emails.