Martin Landing Campground

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.

This was a nice quiet spot to stay for the night. Not much around and a bit far out of town.
This is no longer free.

There's no playground. For traveling with kids a playground is a big bonus.

We looked for alternatives to an overnight spot at the rest stop and found this gem. I think there are only 10 camp spots in the main park, but all will accommodate trailers larger than our 20ft trailer. The county park is well maintained with a camp host onsite. Dry camping only. Pit toilets. About 15 minutes off of I-84, it is w... more

Needed a one night spot on my way to Montana. December is not the best time to be near a major river. The temps dropped down to about 6 degrees.

The campsites are pretty open. There are some pull thru sites, which is nice when arriving after dark.

This spot is no longer a free place to stay. The fee is $10 per night.

The place is a bit off the highway but not particularly hard to get to or find. They have maybe 20 vehicle camping spots (large enough for RVs) and another 10 or so walk in spots closer to the river. It was clean and quiet. Has some pit toilets and a water spiget. Popular pheasant hunting spot apparently. Close to some rivers. Also... more