Boise Riverside RV Park

Seemed to be the best option in Boise and we had a very pleasant stay.

Positives:
-Greenway access-awesome bike path into city
-Close to stores and restaurants, walking distance
-Quiet at night
-Clean sites
-nice staff
-good cell signal

Negatives:
-Sites small, no privacy. Gravel w concrete pads
-Not enough bathrooms for the size park it is

Your typical gravel lot RV park, but one of two or three options in the Boise area. The park is nothing to write home about, but it's clean, reasonably priced and the staff is friendly and helpful. The big bonus is you're right on the bike path and green belt and if you wanted to you could ride all the way into downtown Boise.

Other reviews are spot on. The spaces are close, not a lot of privacy but the owners are very friendly and helpful. We would stay here again for the proximity to the Greenbelt (very easy to bike into downtown/Boise State etc) and nearby winery/breweries. Make sure to check out Powderhaus Brewco, Cinder Winery and Telaya Winery (right on the Greenbelt). The park is also walkable to Memorial Stadium where you can catch a Boise Hawks baseball game or concert in the summertime.

Not a scenic park by any means, but if you go for an electric & water only site you at least get to back up to a large swath of grass with trees. If you go for full hook-ups prepare for full-on parking lot style camping. Despite the lack of nature, the park is clean, the laundry and shower facilities adequate and the office staff helpful.

By far the best part of this park is its location along the Greenbelt. We jumped on it every day for a bike ride or walk.

If you're visiting Boise, this is a great place to stay. The campsites are quite small. So much so that the man who escorted us to our initial site had us moved to a different one because it was too tight to accommodate our 28' travel trailer. The bathrooms and laundry area were very clean and convenient. Our site had many painful thorns growing amongst the grass that came along with us when we left. The campground offers bike rentals. We rode on the Green Belt path everyday. It passed right behind our campsite and went all the way through Boise. We loved taking into town to explore all that Boise has to offer!

Agree with other reviews. Being right on the greenbelt makes it OK for a night (or 2?).

It is right next to a stadium and the fairgrounds so there can be noise from activities at those venues. Sites are very close together. Bathrooms, laundry, and showers all clean and in good working order.

Unfortunately the path was flooded when we were there, so we were not able to explore it as we would have liked. I understand this is a common occurrence in the spring. Sites were very close together. Gravel base. Good location for exploring Boise. Laundry, showers and bathrooms were very clean. Staff was very friendly.

Overall a great place to stay. Very friendly. Facilities were all clean. Spots were small, and most did not have picnic tables, but I just stay d there for a place to sleep while seeing the sights in Boise, so I didn’t really care about that. It was surprisingly quiet for the amount of people there.

If you want to be close to Boise this is great. If you want to be right on the green belt so you can bike all over, this is great.

Otherwise it’s a big park that’s packing as many people in as they can that is in need of some updates.

We were lucky to get one of the few spots with a tree while the weather was in the high 90s but I’d say 95% of spots had no shade other than what was provided by the RV. Our spot was not level.

The showers were nice enough but not amazing. They have lots of washers and dryers for laundry. The vending machines are out of service. The basketball “court” is rocks and dirt. There are a lot of long term stayers with interesting set ups.

The staff was super friendly and the location is great- so we would come back- but know it is more of a place to stay to explore around and not so much a park you want to hang out at all day

I will confirm what others have said. You come to this RV Park because of its proximity to the city, not for the park itself.

The staff was friendly. When I initially made the reservation, we were told we had to move after the first night. Before we arrived, some magic was performed and we were able to stay in one spot for all three nights.

We had a treed site and almost didn't fit. We are 13'4" high. The tree leaves were brushing the top of our air conditioners. So beware if you have a tall rig. The sites were oddly laid out. We had a concrete patio of sorts between us and our toad. That meant our toad was parked right next to the neighboring rig.

The website says "(Units over 10 years old must be approved and provide photos)". Don't believe it. There were a lot of long term residents in units over 20 years old (and looked it).

Still, we came here to see family. If we were to come to Boise again, this is where we would probably stay.