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The road into the RV park is severely potholed (dirt) and with a dip that caused me to bottom out. I was here for an Airstream rally and chose a dry camping spot of which there are four. They are lovely and sit well away from the rest of the regular hookup spots however they are about as far away from the restrooms as you can possibly get.

Laundry has two washers and two dryers, one washer was not in service.

Super friendly staff. No dump site, if you are dry camping and want to dump they let you pull into one of the hookup spots providing one is available.

The hookup spots are pretty standard RV... Close together but at least half of them have beautiful grass.

Showers and bathrooms for spotless.

Very peaceful.

Super easy access off of highway 55 in the subdivision of Avamor. Just pull into the gas station and look for the giant red water spigot opposite the pumps.

Open all year, has rinse water but you must provide your own rinse hose. $10 pay inside of the store. The store is stocked with lots of healthy lunch items and the restrooms are spotless.

It makes coming home, which none of us ever wants to do, a little more enjoyable!

Easy to access, clean dump site with a permanent rinsing hose so you don't have to dig out your own. No drinking water available.

Google Maps will get you there although it appears you're driving into a government building, just follow the RV dump signs.

I was up there today (February 18th, 2022) and the parking lot has signs posted that say no overnight parking. And the lot was being monitored by the local police.

A great spot on Cascade Lake. Beautiful sandy beaches surround the campground so it's a great place for a paddle or to let the kids play around in the sand. Asphalt pitches, well spaced and ten or so with gorgeous views right on the water.

First come first serve right now, but once summer starts, you need reservations for sure.

One of the very few campgrounds open around here and McCall this time of year. I was only one of two campers here so it was very peaceful and quiet. This was midweek, it is sure to pack up on the weekends.

Difficult to see the entrance from Highway 14 so be prepared. Nice host, interesting pitches up the side of a hill, but the rain turned everything into mud. Pitches say "gravel" but there is very little of that and mostly red, sticky mud.

Probably a lovely spot in the summer as the pitches are mostly shaded.

No Verizon service, site 11 got enough WIFI to send texts and emails but not much else.

This small campground is not actually in Bow Valley Provincial Park. It sits on a very industrial lake with a gravel mining operation at one end. Only reservable online, no water or dump site. The pitches are reasonably spaced which is nice but you have the constant noise of highway 1 which is literally adjacent to the campground.

Okay if you need a stop but not worth more than one night.

There is a dump station and freshwater fill at the next exit east at the actual Bow Valley Provincial Park.

Yes, that's the amount I paid per night including a $20 fee to check in 2 hours early (includes all taxes). And, despite that outrageous nightly fee, I was still parked on the dirt. Granted the premium sites, which I had, have a nice cement pad for the picnic table but your trailer and car are still parked on dirt. Ordinarily, in California, this isn't much of an issue but given the horrendous rainstorms it was a muddy drag.

And the premium sites do seem to have a view of the ocean although many are peekaboo or just out the back. You still have to peer around your neighbors.

Given the fact that the pool is not put in yet, the price is just not worth the property. I came here specifically to get out of parking in the dirt during the rain storm so I paid four times the amount of my original state park campground fee to still park on the dirt. At least I can warn you!

On the plus side, good Wi-Fi, the bathroom facilities are brand new and the laundry is free.

Good long, hot and clean showers. Fantastic laundromat, has a truck and RV wash adjacent. Off leash dog area and plenty of full hookup spots. Welcome could be better, the people didn't really seem like they wanted to be in the business. Slight noise from interstate 70.

Nice dump site.

My second time here but first time camping along the creek. Access to the creek sites is just before (and opposite) the dump station, look for the single lane road to the right. Campendium map has the creek sites located after Murdoch CG but they are before. Good gravel road in from the Sawtooth Ranger Station.

Verizon service only at site #17A, I had no Verizon service anywhere else along the road or, last year, in Murdoch Campground.

Dump site is closed shoulder season, no sign as to when it opens.

Gorgeous, gorgeous fields with snow-capped peaks in the distance. Tons of hiking nearby, fishing and a short drive to Ketchum. It's a camper's dream! Particularly in May when it was free.