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This was just a couple of days between 2 places, didn't expect much when driving down, but was pleased when we got settled. Spaces are well laid out with plenty of room, easy to get into and relatively level. There is easy access to the water from most spots and fishing was good, so we heard. And then there is the wildlife....we saw at least 6 bucks, 4 spikes and too many does to count. Birds galore, several different species with lots of color and personality. There are 2 loops for RV's with w/e (50amp), covered picnic tables and room for slides and awnings. There is also a tent only area, shelter area and lots of opportunity for day use picnic and fishing. There are several nature trails to walk and explore.
There are a number of restroom buildings throughout the park, the one i know of is the rv loop and it has showers. The facilities are a little older but are clean and functional with plenty of hot water for showers.
We had a great time and will add this to our list of winter camping.

We stayed at Downstream for a week and had a great time. Sites are spacious, restroom/showers were good, hot and clean and 50a electrical was very good. There is no water at the sites so fill up before you park, there are a few spigots around the campground. That is probably my only complaint, there should be more water spigots closer to the camping sites. Fort Peck reservoir is huge with great fishing and a great visitor center, its a must see.

High desert camping and hiking on the Snake River. Water and electric at our site, a picnic table and a good overlook to the River. A short hike(s) down to the water and some nice fishing spots. Only issue is when the wind blows so does the dust.
30 min from good shopping and a couple of hrs to Craters of the Moon Nat. Monument, a cool geological site. Very interesting place.
Restrooms were clean, showers need some updating.

We stayed for a week, close to the water with some shade. Nice, clean and friendly campground. 20 minutes from West Yellowstone entrance, 2 min walk to good fishing.
Only drawback was the dump station is closed due to damage. We were directed to 2 different places to dump, depending on your direction, and it worked out fine going south 18 miles. There are a couple of grey water dump cisterns around the park for dish water if needed.
Restrooms and showers were clean, maintained and worked well.

if you are over 62, LA state parks have a 50% discount on camping, but you have to ask for it when you check in. There are no FHU's but we had a nice pull thru site with elect and water. The lake is a great fishing destination and there are floating piers several places in the campground. You are required to having fishing license, but it can be either LA or TX.
We stayed in early Feb, only the weekend was busy, during the week was very quiet, so reservations a must for weekends and probably spring/summer months.
WIFI was good until the park got busy, then slowed down to a crawl 1 sunday morning, but it was expected. ATT cell service was iffy at best.
Sites are nice size, can fit almost any size rig, and not piled on top of each other. They are paved, some leveling may be required, but definitely doable. Restrooms/Showers are great and clean. There is even laundry at reasonable $.
Campground hosts were great, informative and helpful.
The only issue is they have to fix the roads in the park, badly damaged and needs repair, so drive slow and careful.

Stayed for a week in a fhu, pull thru spot. You can tell new owners have done a lot of work and are proud of what they have done. 20 min. South of Salmon and right across the road from the Salmon River. Great location to explore the fishing and sights of the general area.
There is a small store, dvd library, restrooms, shower and laundry all on premises. There is also pretty good Wi Fi. Yedda and Keith are great.