Martin Landing Campground

Someone mentioned it smells like manure but honestly it smells like human waste. The bathroom is disgusting. 20-30 dead flies and 20 flying around in it. The seat was covered with various splatters. But hey, at least there’s two door locks. I moved sites because a couple showed up and started blasting the RADIO of all things so we all ... more

Camp site pad was filled with goat heads or puncture vines. Dog couldn’t even leave the rig. Plus it smells like you’re sleeping with cows. Not just a touch of cow, but full wafting, make you lose your munchies bad. And I’m from a cow town. Live and learn, onward marching van lifers.

Great little campground a short walk from the river. Sites are roomy and well-spaced. Each site has a picnic table, fire ring, and grill. Pit toilets, and trash are the only services. A short walk down the road leads to a parking area for river access. There are several tent-only sites by the river, very well kept and private. It... more

Passing through and needed a place for one night. No river access for swimming. Nice camp host. Toilets, garbage, and fresh water fill. Arrived on a Friday around 4:30 pm and 4 spots were taken. By the evening 9/10 spots full.

You drive down a bunch of farm access roads to get here. Very large flat parking spots. Kinda in a field. Is not right on the river. It’s a bit of a walk to the water. In great shape. 3 night limit. Contrary to the web site it is not open all year round.

We came here by chance on our way through Boise and loved the spot. Our stay was at the beginning of October, which is the end of the season here, but it was beautiful and secluded. We were the only one camping here that night and loved the area near the Snake River. Our dogs swam and the sunset was amazing. No hookups but we are self ... more

I stayed here for one night on my way back to Oregon. The park and campground are well kept, clean and the host is very kind and friendly! It’s a quiet location to stay in and rest, except maybe for the cows mooing in the distance :)

As far as the rv sites they are spread out, gravel, mostly level and quiet. Vault toilet, dumpster and gray water dumps throughout. The camp host keeps trees trimmed and grass watered.

Peaceful spot, mostly sunny meadow though spotted with trees. A nice walk down to the river. If you are tent camping, keep going down the road to the end where there are very nicely situated walk in sites along the river. Active and nice camp host. You can hear the train but it’s not loud.

County park with host - 12 sites with a bathroom and water pumps. No electricity, as stated earlier no playground. Off the beaten path heading out Idaho Hwy 78 North to Oregon. The location is well taken care of slightly better than average this is Tuesday night so far only 4 campers.

We would stop here again.