Nice, newer park with an open office at 7:30pm on a Monday! Very reasonable w/senior discount. Long, paved pull throughs, very quiet. We will stay here again.

This is a nice stopover between Loreto and points south. Pretty dusty. We did not use any services. Some road noise, but not bad. We felt safe. The entrance is hard to find if you're looking for a tradional sign. It's not hard to find if you... Read more

Maybe a decent stop for a night, or maybe two or more if booking fishing trips, but at $20 per night (400 pesos) one night might be too much.

Great little camp on the south fork Payette River. A bit of highway noise, but mostly drowned out by the river noise. Maybe 25% occupied in mid September. Camp host spot was empty. $7.50 per night with lifetime pass.

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... Read more

This is a nice quiet park very close to town. Great reclaimed wetlands park next door to the east with walking and bike trails for miles along the Colorado River. You could ride or walk to historical downtown. Down the road to the west is some... Read more

We stayed in the section closest to the highway, sign says $20 per night. We checked sites to the east, that sign said $22. Water is off at individual sites, but there is supposedly a hydrant on the east site that is active, we didn't check. $20... Read more

We generally look for dispersed camping, but wanted to finish our trip in the Boise metro area. With no reservations, we took a 'dry camping' area spot, which backed up to the greenbelt trail and the Boise River. It worked out perfect. I was able... Read more

We arrived in the area one day before all the FS campgrounds were closing for the season, so we chose this camp based on the reviews. As the disclaimer on this website says "Accessibility is not guaranteed, always scout ahead before driving down... Read more

Clean, free, dump and fill. Numerous trash dumpsters, aluminum can recycling, fresh water, clean restroom. All free. Actually, we've already paid for it, but a good example of our tax dollars at work.