1000 Springs Resort

I was a bit concerned making my reservation based on previous reviewers but we were very happy with our stay. The location is beautiful on the river with piers for fishing. We used the private hot tub once evening, but the huge hot springs pool looked like a great place for families. The “resort” is a bit run down based on its age, fyi it’s for sale, but none the less we were glad we stayed there two nights.

This place is filthy. Cannot Escape The flies, they are everywhere! The smell is pungent. Called for a 1 night refund (of 2 night booking) which they agreed to right away AND THEN they started talking trash about us after they thought they had hung up on me. So I Iistened, and I will never go near that place again. Horrible service, unclean, terrible amenities, the smell and the flies. Have I mentioned the FLIES?!

We found this gem last minute on our way through Idaho. The RV spots are good here with full hookups and great access to the Snake river as well as an indoor mineral pool ( extra charge to use indoor pool). Nice family place that has some great water access but the treasure of this campground are the riverfront sites, which are only for tent campers. Unique location where you can tent camp and some of the riverfront tent sites had there own docks to tie your boat or water toys up to. If you are a tent camper and have water toys, it doesn't get much better. We did a youtube vlog of our time here as well as a site by site review of the campground. Nice hidden spot !!! - Unique Adventurez

Best site here down on the far end: quiet, shaded & dark at night. Price included full hook-up (50 amp) with room to park our toad and a nice grassy area for the dog. Some road noise with local farms during harvest. Internet was poor from our site: no wi-fi, AT&T only 2 bars and Verizon minimal. We loved proximity to local interests, the view of all the falls from this side of the river, and the pool! Although it could use some love, it was wonderfully heated and our Sr. discount was to be for access 'all day.' The private hot tubs cost more, but we were happy with the warm pool, and we were essentially the only ones in it mid-day. We'd come back and bring the grand-kids!

Sites are level. They have full hookups. (Something we have never used before.)

It has a nice boat ramp.

Good fishing.

Beautiful view of the springs pouring out of the canyon walls.

Plus, it’s claim to fame, their hot springs pool.

Overall, I would call it okay.

We used it as our shakedown for the new season.

You do get highway noise though.

Even though there is an additional charge to swim in the hot springs pool, the kids said this was their favorite campsite so far and we have traveled from St. Louis, Missouri, so that’s saying a lot.
We had absolutely no cell service and their WiFi is spotty which otherwise would be fine, but since we work while on the road, it was a bit of an inconvenience.
It was a little confusing at check-in trying to find where to go but people are friendly. We were charge a $2 large dog fee, which was a little strange, especially since our dogs stay on leashes, which is required and we clean up after them.
We enjoyed sitting on the dock with our feet in the water and just talking to the grandkids. The charge for the pool is just for one “session” but that was enough to wear the kids out anyway!

Like I said it was as they were closing, no reservation, not the proper hook ups and no cell service, so the folks there did all they could to help us out, was clean, hot showers, and not over crowded, would stay there again but plan this time, the views are amazing, not a lot of bugs compared to where we were the night before, and clean, I stress that because so many are not clean anymore, the price was great had all the amenities and hook ups, and even a pool during the day, indoors to boot. So I personally prefer hidden campsites in the middle of nowhere, but if choosing a pay site I would go back there, and if for nothing else the friendly atmosphere!