Snake River RV Park & Campground

An older RV park which a large staff is trying to keep up with. Dusty on a windy day with small grass plots inbetween spaces. Had to lift one set of wheels, which seemed odd given the sites are graded. Bathrooms older and a bit cramped but serviceable. Labor cost likely to be the main driver for the fees. Pet areas small and stinky. We walked our pooch everywhere and staff was fine with that. Busy industrial area encroaches on the park so our ‘view’ is of a metal building & dusty yard with a grader and tractor working. Friendly staff. Playground and pool for kids. Tent sites nicer than RV sites. Bottom Line. Good stop but not a place we would seek out so we could be here.

When you’re on the road, you’re just looking for a place to hook-up and sleep. This worked fine. While nicely maintained and treed, it is in the shadow of a grain elevator and not far from a noisy highway. That said, with the A/C on, we didn’t notice any noise. In fact the A/C was more annoying than the overall ambient noise. Showers were clean, wi-fi worked for our purposes (email and searches) and as in most places, the staff was welcoming and professional

Great gals in the office! Told you everything you need to know. Decent showers. WiFi good. Our spot had the sewer at the back of the site, so if we wanted to hook up our Jeep would have blocked traffic. Not a good plan. The queue of people at the common dump that make ‘dumping an all day affair’ was ridiculous. One guy dumped, two rigs waiting to dump and he went in the office without moving his rig. Seriously?
Knocked one star off because that’s a bit pricey for what you get. But I would stay again!

We stopped at Snake River RV Park for one night while traveling from Yellowstone. The park was clean, with nice shade trees. Bath house was ok, but could used a bit of maintenance. The staff were friendly, and having the option to select a 30 amp electric plus water site at at a lower rate than full hookups was a bonus. The park is in an industrial area, so that can be a bit off-putting when driving in, but, once inside, you wouldn't know it. Free coffee at 8 AM, good laundry facilities, and some cute cabins for your non-RV friends and family. Wifi was ok, but using our MoFi with AT&T gave great connectivity (BYOI). It was quiet except for one train during the night.

We stayed here in mid-June for 3 nights. We chose this park for its location close to highway 15 and distance to Grand Teton NP and Yellowstone NP. Our site was FHU, 50 amp, very level, pull-through gravel pad with grass, picnic table and fire ring. We were in site B15 with only 1 site next to us. It was plenty long enough for our 35’ MH and toad. We were not terribly close to our neighbor. Wifi was actually pretty good, Verizon cell service was 4G 4 bars, staff was very friendly. They have pancake breakfast every morning. There is a pool and hot tub and playground. Price was $53/night with Good Sam’s.

We pulled in for a quick one night stop on our way from Boise to Bozeman. The campground staff was very friendly. Our pull through site with partial hook up was easy to access. We were sad that the pool and hot tub weren't open earlier as the kids wanted to take a dip before hitting the road in the morning. There was a very awesome playground that they had fun at instead. We didn't use the bathrooms or showers.

We were headed to North Bingham County Park but they never answered their phone and didn't return our call until too late.

Our pull-through site with 50 amp FHUs was perfectly level and all utilities worked fine. Water pressure could be stronger. Dirt site with grass and tree, fire ring and picnic table. Fortunately no one had a fire as there's little space between the rings and the neighbor's windows.

We don't use any amenities so can't comment on those. Park WiFi not super fast, but worked fine.

Typical urban park in an industrial area - more than adequate for visiting the city.

Great signage from the interstate!

Only stayed one night. Super friendly staff. Clean pool, hot tub, laundry room, showers. 2 decent dog pens. Sites are closed together but seperated with grass and not gravel.. Mine was not leveled. Picnic table, fire ring, barbecue grill. A bit noisy, you will hear the nearby highway. My site had electricity and water and I had access to a dump station. I would have paid less if I had a Sam's club card.

Stayed here one night in April in a 38 ft MH. The site was dirty with many full timers scattered around. Hooked up to dump at site, it was plugged causing a backup of sewage all the way to the valve. Caused a big mess. Sites were dusty and poorly maintained. Pool was stagnant. but maybe not ready for summer yet since it was early. Industrial area no scenery except for what the park provided. Stay in Shelly at North Bingham Park or Juniper campground in Ririe if you can. Much better experience and not much farther out of the way, Just my opinion, but I'm into MH'ing for the experience not to just get the job done, Snake River RV park gets the job done, just barely.