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Great little park. Very clean and organized. Manager was fabulous. Did not use the restrooms, laundry, etc., so can’t address those. About 1 mile off I-25, so easy on easy off. Our $20 was for Passport America at a 50 Amp site. Internet Wi-Fi was extremely good.

All worked well. Site was grass, but pretty level. Staff are friendly. Lots of kids playing and enjoying camping lifestyle.

Lots of long term residents here. We looked all over the area and there isn’t much available for campgrounds. We were visiting family in the area and this fit the bill. Needed electric due to the heat. Full hookups (50 Amp), everything worked and our site was quite level. Price per night was unbelievably cheap at $12.50/night. Certainly nothing fancy, but I feel lucky we were able to find a place to land for a few nights. No showers or facilities other than full hookup campsights, but that filled our needs. People in the antique store where you check in were very friendly and accommodating.

They could use better office signage! Pretty decent site with 30 Amp full hookups. Good shade trees, fire ring and picnic bench. About 1/2 mile off I-90. Unless you are into water sports, there's not a lot here. But a great 1 night stay over enroute to destination. Check in lady was very friendly and accommodating. Full bars with AT&T. $15/ night was Passport America rate.

Stopped in here so we could visit Black Canyon of the Gunnison. It’s about 45 minutes away, and is absolutely awesome for rock lovers! Not an ultra modern campground, but restrooms were spotless and all was in good condition. Cheapest propane I have seen, $1.47/gal. $28 a night for full hookups. Stop here if you need a recharge from boondocking.

The park is located right next to train tracks and 2 or 3 came through in the middle of the night, so if that would bother your sleep better choose another park. That’s the only reason for a 3 on the noise. Otherwise the park is a great quiet little park. Park staff were absolutely over the top friendly and helpful.

Called ahead on a Monday afternoon to make a reservation. As soon as he heard Passport America, he stopped and said he did not have room, very short and rude. I will never try there again. Least he could have been friendly.

Good campground while on the road. Clean, fairly well kept campground. Certainly not a destination campground for us, but full hookups with 50 amp service while enroute home it is perfect. Easy on/off I 5. Lady at the desk was great. Black top and gravel but pretty level sites. Passport America rate was $17.50. Next to the freeway, but we did not notice much noise at all.

We pulled in late, after 7 PM late in Dec. Not their prime time in this part of ID. Lady on the phone said to come on in and they will be here. Both she and her husband could not have been more welcoming or helpful. They said they had bought this place about 4 years ago. Restrooms are clean, WIFI was good, cable, long pull thru, full hookups and easy on off I 84 with no road noise. $30 is their normal rate; we received $2.50 off with AAA. We’ll definitely be back here. These folks truly made us feel as though they appreciated our business, so if you make it to South Central Idaho and need a good night sleep, give these guys a try, it’s really worth the stop!!!!

Stopped here enroute to WA. No frills, but all was clean and well kept. Staff was helpful and friendly. Paid $22 with Passport America. Decent sites with plenty of room to park our truck after unhooking the 5th wheel. Basic rv park with all you need to dump, refill fresh water and get a good battery charge.

Just across the bridge and before the developed campground. Nothing special about this boondocking site. About 1/2 mile from Lake Powell. We just needed a spot to set up for a night sleep. It served the purpose. Some fire pits, some picnic tables and pretty level sites to park. Big rigs okay. The only reason I would camp here again is enroute to somewhere. If you're fishing or enjoy water sports, it would be okay for a longer stay, but absolutely no frills.