Ontheroadagain.2021

Right off I65. Road noise is kind of loud. We ordered dinner, asked if we could park overnight, and they said yes! Dinner was great!

We were originally looking for a BLM campground close by, but it was absolutely full. So, we called Willola and thankfully, they had an opening. There are a lot of permanent residents here, but it is a very nice campground! There is a peach farm on the land and they were delicious!!! Joseph, the manager was great and very helpful to us, especially after we bent an axle and had to get a new one ordered and shipped to us. Ed Wilde, the owner was very gracious and let us have it delivered to the farm. A true lifesaver for us, as we knew nobody in Idaho! They had a new Wi-Fi system installed in the park and it was powerful! There was no dump station. This town is very close to Lewiston! This is definitely Lewis and Clark Territory!

Very conveniently located, just a little bit into Idaho from Montana. Camping was free, the dump station was free and water was 25 cents for 50 gallons. We saw a lot of the locals come in and fill up their water tanks. There is a heavy police patrol. The trains are very loud, though. I think there were rest rooms, or maybe a port-a-potty, but we used our camper bathroom, so I didn't pay close attention

Nice and level! Huge parking lot. 3 other campers here and we were all on separate ends of the parking lot. Parking lot is monitored by cameras and there was still driving security in the lot. Very quiet it’s a pretty good distance to the casino. We did call ahead and got permission.

We had originally planned to go to Sunset View because they had water available, However, the sites were very tight. So we kept going further to Canyon View and we were so glad we did! We loved it here. The only thing available to us were trash bins. The view was spectacular both east and west and star gazing was wonderful!

This campground is very small and suitable for an overnight or 2. It is very well maintained. It's located in a very small town behind a car wash with self check-in. 1 other camper in the park. No picnic tables at the sites, but there is a pavilion with a picnic table located in it.

Conveniently located! We had been boondocking prior to coming here, so it was nice to have amenities and get our laundry done! Fairly new dog park. Laundry room had 3 washers and 6 dryers. A little bit of road noise, not bad though. Gravel sites

pull through site with full hook ups. We were given Wi-Fi password and laundry room code with our email confirmation, consequently, we never saw a single person except other campers. lots of farming/outdoor decorations!

I loved it here! The camp hosts had prepared a book of things to see, places to eat etc. The Wi-Fi was great. The laundry room was very clean with a book exchange library! No shade or BBQ pits, but we heard church bells! Showers were great. Camp host stayed outside the men's shower room, so that I could use it, as there were no handicap showers.

The only good thing I can say is that it is very close to the park. If you have to camp here, I would park near the entrance rather than go up the hill. There is about 4 feet of grass between the campsites, so the picnic tables are very small. There is an 11 mph speed limit, but apparently that is for everybody except the employees. The water pressure was very low and the sewer hook up was so far back, we would have needed 2 extensions and we only carry one. I would never recommend this campground to anyone!