Riverside Park Campground

A decent option for an overnight stay. Easy to get to off of US 95. The campground has 12 good sized, level and gravel sites. There are 10 pull thrus and one of the 2 back-ins is occupied by the camp host. Each site has a water and electric hook-up (my site only had a 30 amp plug) and picnic table. There is a dump station and a bath facility. You need to get the key or code to the bathroom from the camp host. I didn't use it. Any sized rig could easily be accommodated here. I arrived at about 7PM on a Monday night and got the only site available. It appears most of the sites are occupied on a long term basis, but nothing sketchy or unkempt. The campground is part of a large city park.
All in all, a reasonably priced option with hook-ups for an overnight stay.

This is a nice little city RV Park next to the Snake River. 12 spaces, 10 are pull-thru. Looks like mostly long term/semi-permanent with 2-3 transient sites available. Decent wi-fi! Adjacent to a city park with a huge lawn area that is nicely kept. Disc golf course in the park. School Bus garage/lot next door. Some noise from aircraft from a small airport across the river, otherwise surprisingly quiet. Great little 8 lane bowling center in town 1/2 mile away.

This is a small campground with a really easy access dump station. They ask for $5 donation unless you stay there. Clean water, trash cans, quiet, restrooms were locked due to covid, all pull thru camp sites and easy in and out of the campground for all size rigs. Out of town, on the river and next to nice city park with disc golf, pool, ball field and picnic areas. Hosts were very nice and keep the place in really good shape. We only used the dump site but would stay there for sure. It might be tough to get into and the city hall phone number is not really helpful. My recommendation is to just stop by the campground.