Snake River RV Park & Campground

Fine spots as far as RV parks go. B17 looked like the widest spot on an RV’s stairs’ side (where picnic table is) as I’ve seen in any RV park due to the existence of trees and some rocky outgrowths. That would be my choice next time. Any of the B-teen # spots look great though. Town is beautiful and walkable and that’s why we spent an extra night. Pool is closed in the Fall, as expected. B-19 was fairly level and needed barely any adjustments. Friendly crew. Clean common areas, but sites could use some fine tuning and raking of grassy patches. Cell tower very close. No cable.

We decided to stay a night here on our way north. Called in the morning and requested a site with full hookups. Paid via CC for said site with full hookups. When we arrived (after office hours) we stopped at the cork board and found our check in info. Easily found our site, and got parked. This is a year round park, with many longterm residents. But they had the water shut off to some rows, including ours. The sewer hookup was way at the back of the pullthrough, right beside the road. We weren't going to dig out the extra hose to make that work, so in the end we paid $47 for a short narrow pull through with electric only... I get that in march it still gets cold and the water bib should be heated (didn't freeze the night we stayed) but charging full rack for sites that don't offer full services is greedy in my opinion. The park is visibly old, with narrow roads and narrow sites. Many rigs driving over grass to get into pull through sites.

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!