Rock Creek RV Park

Easy access from main roads and center of town. I saw one site open and took it, but later realized there is another section just past the first part of the park. Check out the second section first. I think it's nicer. Although the rigs are close together, there is grass separating each site. There is also plenty of park besides just the RV sites, so it's a nice place to explore, walk your dog, sit at a table and eat or read. The river is down a ravine, so not really accessible and seems to be a bit rough to get in, but is still beautiful. The cost is $20 a night for electricity and water. Although it is close to the road, it is down in a valley, so feels quite removed from everything.

Great park. Excellent value. I had plans to move on today or I would have stayed another night or two. I would have given it a 5 star rating except the sites are close to each other. Some are not bothered by that. I don't want to hear my neighbor fart.

This county Park is set along a creek with lots of green grass and a walking trail. The sights are like an RV park in that they are very close together, but they have electric hookups which I desperately needed during the heat wave.

Site 10 is a back in but at the end with a delightfully shaded tree adjacent. Definitely the spot! Got here at 3:00 on a Tuesday & there were only three spots available. Everything is first come first serve.

A bit difficult to find as the signs are very old and faded.

This is a great first come first serve place, very green and lush, by the river. the sights are a little close together but not bad, several pull through sites.
Good access for visiting Twin Falls, they have an excellent bike ride along the snake river to the falls. We found public pickleball courts, with very friendly competitors.
Electricity and water, no dump. Clean pit toilets too.

We're on our way to the Phoenix area, taking our time. Since neither of us have ever visited Twin Falls, we decided to take a "lay day" to check out the area. The Rock Creek RV park is a fabulous oasis right in town, situated along the creek within an interesting basalt rock canyon. Our site had water and power (15, 20 & 50 Amp), but no sewer. The access road is a bit steep and winding. We unhitched the toad, but For $20 per night, it's a bargain and provides a pleasant, quiet experience. We'll check out town, take the dogs on a long walk and visit Shoshone Falls tomorrow. We highly recommend it!

We stayed here for a quick overnight, the location is about 15 minutes off the highway. The park is beautiful and we loved the walking trails, perfect for a dog walk and exercise before and after drive days. The quick moving stream and canyon feel of the park make it feel unique.

The sites are tight like an RV park. The water had a bubbly quality that would spit out of our faucets when hooked up to city water and had our water pump making odd noises after we filled the fresh tank.

We stumbled across this hidden gem thanks to Campendium. We were hesitant at first because of the FCFS policy. We’re embracing our “why not try it” attitude on our current journey and had a couple back ups just in case.

I’ll echo a previous reviewer, if it looks full as you’re pulling in, keep going past the camp host and there’s plenty more sites and several pull throughs.

Water and 30A electric is included in the nightly rate of ONLY $20! Grounds are very well kept and the walking paths and creek running through are added bonuses.

It’s worth a consideration and remember, no matter how unwavering the entrance might be (both from Addison, and as you come down the hill into the park), you can make - we did in our 41 DP towing our 4dr Wrangler.