The good first. Conveniently located to the Phoenix area. Has what looked to be a nice pool, a couple of pickleball courts, nice looking laundry and horseshoes. But honestly, this is pea gravel sand sites with little room between you and your... Read more

We love to stay in the National Parks but looking at the reviews of the Park Campgrounds, we knew this was NOT an option for our 34’ Class A. Then we found a review for this BLM Campground. It’s all been said before but for dry, free camping,... Read more

This park will rival many state parks, if not better than many. Full-hook ups, good spacing between sites, Lake area and lots of rolling grass. There is a bike trail that takes you to the Marina with a great little pizza and beer place with... Read more

First, the good things about this park. It is conveniently located in Boise, very close to the airport. The management and workers are so very nice and helpful. The park, albeit small, is very well taken care of. All of the utilities worked as... Read more

First, I can not say enough good things about the owners. They are hardworking, caring family and it shows in the park and the way they treat their guests. No, the sites are not paved. No pool or Pickleball courts. However, this is right on... Read more

Have to say, this park was much better that we expected. Our site was on the inside loop and added more privacy. The best sites are probably 22 - 27 of you can fit. This park is only a few miles from downtown and a short drive to Chimney Rock... Read more

This is a nice older National Recreation area. We stayed at a first come first serve spot and it had 50 amp electricity. There are several faucets throughout the campground but you won’t be filling your rv tanks from them. The dump and water... Read more

First, let me explain that we are full-timers and have stayed at a lot of campgrounds, so, I don’t write this review lightly. Good about the campground: owners seem nice - hooks-ups worked great - close to town - they take Passport America but... Read more

Wow, what a find. Price posted was Canadian. Don’t forget you still need a Canadian National Park Pass. Silverhorn Creek Campground is between the Icefield Centre and Lake Louise. This campground looks new. Sites are very well laid out and... Read more

Yikes- the road in is a very narrow two way one lane road. If you meet another RV coming or going there is no where to pull off! This is a very small NFS campground at $15 a night. Some sort of toilets and water spigots. No trash service, no... Read more