Juniper Campground

The above rate is for a full hook-up site. There are a handful of sites without hookups for $20.
A decent campground with 3 loops. The A Loop is all reservation while the B and C loops are first-come first-served. Most sites here are not level, although some are large enough that one could find a reasonably level area within their particular site - with luck. I think leveling blocks are a must here. All sites are paved, generally large enough for any sized rig and include a picnic table and fire ring. The bath house has individual rooms with a toilet, sink and shower. The water for the shower certainly could have been hotter when I was there.
All in all a decent stop not too far off of US 20.

This campground is lovely, very nice for the price. We have full hookups including sewer. There’s a firepit and picnic table. We have lots of trees and some shade. The sites are all paved. Our site is relatively level. There’s good service here and plenty of open space to use the starlink. Not buggy. The bathrooms are clean. Definitely a hidden gem.
One star knocked off for location. It’s kind of in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by farm fields. It’s near a reservoir, but we’re high up so we can’t walk along the water. Overall, very nice peaceful place to stay. — the only problems I had were the high winds in this area and the sprinklers that would hit our RV every night.

Great spot to stop on the way to the Tetons and Jackson, nice quiet area, in a couple miles from the hwy on a paved road. Restrooms with showers looked clean, CG very clean, pretty area, saw a bald Eagle by the boat ramp area. Would stay again. Here is the two negatives, tons of flies, so keep your doors shut. Be picky on your site, many have a deep slope that does have a level area. I’m 35’ and got level.
Nice staff on site.

Paved pads that were pretty level, but we had a steep downgrade run to the level part of the site that just accomodated or trailer. Lots of green grass among juniper trees with generous spacing between sites. Was in loop A with 30 amp service, sewer and water that accommodated our needs after eight days of depersed camping in Montana. Reserved last minute online and it worked. We would stay here again, for sure.

The RV parks in Idaho Falls did not have availability, and I’m so glad. This park had full hook ups for $25/night. Spaces were nice and many seemed private. Lots of trees and greenery between sites. Sites and roads through park are paved. Many sites are not very level, but we were able to make it work with blocks etc. Most of the C loop sites seemed to be going uphill. While we stayed there were very few campers (maybe 5-8 per night). The water was turned off two days into our stay due to freezing temperatures. Host on site says they close the park upon the first snow. Power to the park went out several times over a 24 hour period, but otherwise no issues. Great Verizon signal. Able to talk, text, search internet, and stream videos. Would definitely stay here again if I’m the area.