Aspen Acres RV Park

This was a great place to stay to get away from crowds and enjoy some peace and quiet. We travel fulltime and spend a lot of time at national parks and other highly populated areas. Sometimes it's nice to get away to a quiet park like this to enjoy some down time. People do visit Grand Tetons and Yellowstone from here, but we already had plans to go to both of those and stay closer, so this was just a chance for us to catch up on work and relax before we got to those more crowded parks. While we were there we enjoyed dinner at Five 11 Main which I believe is owned by the same people that run the RV park. Very good restaurant! I would highly recommend it. The RV park is a little tight getting into, and some sites are small and hard to get into because of the trees. We have a 41 foot 5th wheel and it took some maneuvering to get into our site so that all 5 slides could go out. But once we were in, we had plenty of room and really enjoyed having the trees for the shade. Verizon 4G worked well here which is important for us since we work remotely. And they let me have a package delivered here which I appreciated as well. We really enjoyed our stay here, and the people that run it are nice and friendly. One word of caution, our GPS took us down several miles of dirt roads that we probably shouldn't have been driving down with our house behind us, but once we were on those roads there was no way to turn around. There are paved roads to get to this park that we found out about later. Call the park ahead of time and ask for better directions than what GPS might tell you to do. At least they let us wash our RV while we were there which was nice since it had gotten so dirty on the dirt roads.

First off, if you’ve got a Passport America membership, you save 50%. Without the discount this seems like a pretty pricey Place, but the Passport America makes it very reasonable. We pod $36/night for a site that accommodates our 40’ Class A and has full hookups.

If you’re wanting to visit Yellowstone, this site is probably too far away. We stayed here thinking it was maybe an hour from the park, but it’s a solid 1hr 15mins just to get to the park entrance, and another 45 mins into the park to get to Old Faithful. In all, a 2 hour drive each way to get to the geysers.

The camp host, Sherry, was very nice and the mom of one of the owners. The facility is maintained very well. Trash is picked up daily, sites are left clean. The only thing on our arrival was that the fire pit hadn’t been cleaned out, so we had to take out the unburnt logs from the prior camper.

The golf course is beautiful as well and I highly encourage you to play a round! They have carts and club rentals, so you don’t need to bring anything.

The roads within the campsite are a bit bumpy, but keep under the 10mph speed limit and you’ll be fine. I found myself going about 3mph in our Class A for a smooth(ish) ride in.

Although the campground is near the Grand Teton’s, there is no direct view of them from any campsite, that’s reserved for the golf course. At any rate, the campground is pretty.

Some of the sites are spread out and some are right on top of each other. Our site (#18) was great because #19 was empty, but if someone was there it would have felt very crowded and minimal personal space.

We would definitely stay here again, but wouldn’t have this be our hub for visiting the National Parks in the area.

We needed a place to stay with hook ups before we headed into a week in Yellowstone dry camping. This is a cute family operated campground. It is pretty far off the main road and needed to follow the directions we were given by the office or google would have sent us the wrong way that was let rv friendly we were told. The dirt road around the golf course to get back to the sites was a bit rough for such a big rig but once we got back there the sites were shaded and spacious. Because of how many family members needed showers I should have checked those out before early morning... only two showers available... though they were clean and decorated. It just took longer than we planned.

We stayed here to use as a hub for visiting Yellowstone National Park. This RV park is over an hour drive to the West Entrance of the Park. Finding the RV Park oneself is very difficult and the sites are compact and not very level. Bugs, especially mosquitoes were a huge problem in the evening which made sitting outside difficult unless you had adequate bug spray or a fire going. On the upside, the folks at the front desk are very kind and welcoming and they even had a little shed full of books you can borrow.

Loved staying here. It’s located in the middle of wheat fields with the Grand Tetons as a backdrop. The campground is like an oasis of trees in the wheat fields. There’s no WiFi, cable or strong cell service so if you are looking for that, this is not the place for you. But if you are looking for relaxation & the beauty of nature all within a few miles of town, you are in luck. We used this as a base camp to visit Tetons & Yellowstone. It’s closer to Yellowstone. There is a real nice golf course, laundry & trash pick up. The staff were friendly & helpful. Loved staying here.

We found this gem traveling with friends to Yellowstone National Park. It is situated in a grove of trees that hides a beautiful golf course and RV park. The staff was very accommodating to the point they drove the route to our site to ensure we didn't have any overhead obstructions. Our Super C was nestled into our quiet, cozy site and we wished we could stay longer.

Just left this morning , sorry to say. The location and setting was spectacular ! The sites were settled in an Aspen grove , surrounded by endless fields of green alfalfa and long range views of the Tetons and other mountains . The sites were nicely spaced and had full hook ups . The grounds had beautiful walks along the golf course and road. Staff was very helpful and friendly . Sunsets were amazing ! One of my favorite places , in the country , by far . I will return !

This Aspen farm/ golf course it’s true my a surprise in the middle of farm land Idaho. We were there during the week and it felt quiet and relaxing. We were there to fly fish the rivers near by and it was a good location. However, it is too far to use as a base hub to visit Yellowstone. Staff was friendly.

We have loved out time here. Sites are well spaced apart and the trees provide welcome shade in the heat of the summer.

What a great place to stay and Basecamp out of for the surrounding area. Well spaced sites with full hookups. We were nestled in the aspens with the birds singing all day. The sites are gravel and some are tricky to get into. Some are not very level so have your blocks ready. The manager will help you with ANYTHING you need or want to make your stay enjoyable. Him and his staff are great people. We golfed during our stay and if you're new to golf this is the place to build your confidence. No pressure what so ever. Kids would really enjoy learning here. We didn't use there wifi because we had great AT&T reception. It's so quiet here we slept great every night. One more thing, we were able to stream tv from our hot spot on our phone. We will definitely camp here again.