Heyburn Riverside RV Park

The park was easy to find. It is located just a few miles south of I 84. . There is pavement all the way until you arrive at the park. Signage is adequate. Check in was quick, efficient and friendly. We were escorted to our site.

Our site, 20, was a [pull through that was more than long enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (30 amp, water and sewer) were to the left side. Distancing is very reasonable for an urban park. There was no vegetation barrier. Each site has a table , patio and a grassy area. None had a fire pit. Our site was flat and even. Overall the park was tidy and well manicured.

The included wifi internet worked very well with a log in password. We did find a few OTA TV. Satellite should not be a problem. We did not use the washrooms or pay showers nor did we check their condition.

There is a pathway that runs along the river. There is are no stores or service within easy walking distance.

We found this park to be a well run urban RV park. We paid $31.00 and we feel we received very good value. We will be back if in the area again. Please note: We arrived fairly off season and early in the day. We had no problems getting a site but by evening all the pull through sites were taken and many of the back ins too. Over nighters appear to be the biggest part of their business. You may want ot get here early if you need a site.

We followed our RV GPS right to Heyburn Riverside RV Park. We could see the campground (CG) as we got there and pulled right around by the camp host sites and were checked in. The very nice gentleman went over the CG’s few rules (main rule was go 5 MPH) and then escorted us to pull through site 15 with full hook ups. Both the back-in and pull throughs have cement borders so you have to be fairly precise getting in. A really nice feature for these nicely sized sites are the separate parking space for your vehicle. Utilities are placed more to the back of the space and worked fine with great water pressure so use a reducer. However, sewer is placed well back so you may need 15’ to 20’ of sewer hose and a weight as there is no screw in for your sewer connector. As our rig connection is smack dab in the middle, we had to use a 15' hose. We got 3 bars on Verizon and the same on AT&T. We also received a good amount of OTA channels with all the major networks. The CG site is across from the city park and county visitor’s center where there are very nice walking trails. We visited Shoshone Falls and several other area attractions wishing we had stayed longer than three nights

I agree with the other reviews of this park. Very clean, green grass, nice picnic tables and large level parking pads. Our site had a few trees that provided some nice shade to enjoy while sitting outside. If traveling with kids there is a nice city park with playground and river walk very close by. Only problem I had was paying for our stay. Made reservation about 3 hours before arrival and you reserve by calling the park but you pay online through the city of Hayburn. The form to fill out is more than confusing doing it on an iPhone. Was able to complete after help from the nice camp hostess.
Good tv reception and cell coverage. Some road noise but not enough to bother us. We will stop here again.

We stayed here overnight on our way back to the PNW from our time in the Utah National Parks, in early October, 2020.

It was convenient stop off the highway.

Nicely kept, quiet, safe park, with a few rigs which seemed more long-term.

The site was pull-through, level pad, with nice grass, a good picnic table, and a gravel pad alongside the trailer for parking your tow vehicle, if needed. Our truck and 26' trailer fit in the site easily. No real shade for the pull-through sites.

We noticed that the first couple of sites were empty, and appeared to be where a camp host would be located. Self-serve payment kiosk.

Unfortunately, we found that a couple of things missing from our stay. The printed list of park info at registration kiosk had a hand-written "CLOSED" marked over the place to note the WIFI password, and the shower/restroom codes. I also noticed that the TENT area had been closed. I don't know if these are COVID pandemic measures, or a change that might be more long term, but might be worth a call ahead of time if you need these services.

Definitely will stay here again, if we find the timing right for an overnight.

This is a great little park. The sites are nicely spaced with plenty of green space between. A few trees and if you are lucky enough to get space 9, it’s the best for shade. Each space is curbed and has a small concrete patio. The price is certainly right as we paid $145 for an entire week with full hookups. It is convenient to a city park, across the street and there is a great paved walk along and near the Snake River. The only two issues I can point out are that the Wi-Fi is good but not great, but that seems to be the norm at most parks. The other issue is that the sewer access is outside the curb and almost level with my RV dump valve. I had a difficult time getting my waste to drain so I had to “walk” the hose repeatedly to get my tanks to drain. Not a very good design as most of the RVs in the park seemed to have an “uphill” challenge. We would stay here again and if you have the time, drive down to City of Rocks National Reserve about an hour south. It is amazing geology and great for California trail history buffs.

This was an impeccably-maintained campground next to a small park beside the Snake River. It had one back-in row, one pull-through row, and surprisingly, one nose-in row for motorhomes. The sites were enormous, with more than enough width to park an RV and truck/toad side-by-side, plus a large grass area. The sites had full hookups. The sprinklers ran every night, so anything left outside would get soaked.

The only detractors were the considerable highway and train noise day and night, and the poor Verizon data signal. There were 2 to 3 bars of 4G, -90 to -106 dB, but the data rate was negligible, with 0-1 Mbps down and 0-0.5 up.

The price is good for the amenities offered. The previous reviewer pretty much nailed it. I got one of the pull through sites and it was big enough for my 33' motorhome w/tow but anything too much bigger would likely have to unhook and park in the parking area attached to the site. This is a city campground and the bathrooms are attached to a small park and open to the public. They close at 7 and are accessible by code for campground residents. I never did get the Wi-Fi to work. Friendly and competent hosts - that's always a plus. To note, I stayed here because there was no electricity at the site at Massacre Lake State Park, where I had originally stopped. This was less expensive and a very good alternative.