Hi Valley RV Park

This is the 3rd stop for my family of 5 on a 5 state road trip through the western states. Be aware that this "resort" is mostly a full-time living facility with some visitors. It is nice enough but not what I would call a resort. They do have a brand new pool (which is not really kid-friendly, as my kids were given dirty scowls by cranky old ladies the entire time) and the leash-free dog park was great. The exercise room was not modern, and the weights resembled those used by the Flinstones.

This is, without a doubt, the nicest park in Boise. It's located near some nice, safe neighborhoods, and is convenient to all things Boise. The grounds are well taken care of. The park has many long term residents but the sites are neat and clean. The short term sites are a little narrow but long enough. We do have to park our car sideways with our 45 foot motorhome. Sites are a little close to each other for my comfort but they are sufficient. There is the occasional siren or other road noise but it's pretty quiet at night. The staff is always pleasant and helpful. WII FI (the dreaded Tengo Internet) works … most of the time. However, once we contact the office they fix the problem, and we are back online. Verizon coverage is fine. Definitely recommend this RV park.

We were in a pull thru spot that was recently redone with all gravel, but more like smooth river rock than the small gravel. They did a great job on it. Very quiet. There’s a nice rec room. Checked out the women’s restroom and it was immaculate with individual stalls for both the showers and toilets. There were fresh cloth bath mats available to use. We needed a restaurant recommendation for food to go and the staff was very helpful even with giving directions. We will definitely stay here again if we’re back in the area.

Stayed for one nice driving through. All parks off 84 full. Got last site here and glad we did. About 8 Miles off freeway but in nice area with lots of uppers ale shops and restaurants. Park impeccably clean. Easy access. We got site 7 which is actually right at the entrance on the road but still nice. Large grass area. Site is river rock with cement slab for picnic table. Some street noise. People very friendly and helpful.
Now to the dog park! Large, clean grass and very secure iron fence. Also large trees and picnic table in the shade. Like being in your own back yard. Best park in over 3 months 14 state and Canada.
There is also a swimming pool, game areas and playground fro the two legged children.
Wish we could have
stayed longer.

Was planning on staying at another RV park in Boise, but the reviews on this site changed my mind, and glad they did. We called on a Monday morning to request a 2 night stay in mid- August and they were able to accommodate our last minute reservation. This was our first stay in an "RV parking lot" as we call it, since we typically stay in national forest parks and state parks. We had 12-15' of space between us and the neighbors to each side, but this worked out nicely as everyone was quiet, clean, and respectful of their neighbors. (this was much better than our recent experience at a "family-friendly" park).

We had a four foot strip of grass, a concrete pad and a picnic table outside our unit. The service was very friendly, at check-in, and throughout our stay. We purchased propane from them at $2.50/gal and they dropped off our tank to our trailer.

Additionally, the park has a nice grassy, fenced in dog park, pool, laundry facilities, and a recreation room available for use. The park-provided wifi signal is strong.

The park location is <15 minutes from downtown and away from fairgrounds and busy streets (although at night you can hear a busy highway in the distance- which does not take away from the park's atmosphere). There is a WinCo Foods and Walmart <5 minutes away.

If you're seeking a park near the heart of Boise, don't think twice, stop reading the reviews and book a site at this park- you won't regret it.

Rate is the daily cost of the weekly rate. Interior roads are paved, sites gravel with concrete patio & full hook ups. Sites are close together, water pressure is a bit low. Very nice, accommodating staff. Clean facilities including clubhouse, pool, spa, dog park & dog run, playground for kids. They do have a monthly rate, but hard to get (limited availability). Of 194 sites, I would estimate about 2/3 are permanent residents, to the detriment of the traveling RV public. Good location, central to the Boise area.

While we normally stay in public parks with much more privacy and scenery, we were very pleased with our choice to stay at Hi Valley in Boise. The park was immaculate, and friendly staff were constantly present to assist with everything from guiding people to their parking spots to making change for the laundry machines. The restrooms were comparable to a nice gym, with bathmats available for the showers and real tempered glass doors on shower cubicles (inside shower rooms with wooden doors). The dog run, pool, and other amenities seemed very clean and popular with guests.

Our pull through site was gravel (river rock) with a picnic table on a concrete pad (all very clean and new-looking). Spots are close together, but having the shades down was compensated by having a cable hookup at the site, our first in a long while! The park was very quiet except for the occasional barking of visitors' dogs. The immediate vicinity of the park consists of residential areas with some agricultural areas and city parks (ballfields) so it was quiet with little traffic.

Boise is not a large city, and the highways provide access throughout the city, so it was easy to get around town from the park. For us, the World Center for Birds of Prey was a highlight in town. The airport was about 1/2 hour away. There are quite a few shopping centers located close to the campground, with Home Depot, Walmart, and multiple grocery stores all located within a 5-10 minute drive. National chains are well represented in the area (Walgreens, SuperCuts, GreatClips, all the fast food chains, etc.).

Cell service on AT&T was completely adequate -- at least 2 bars of solid, uncluttered LTE at all times. Areas closer to downtown might have more bars, but we had no complaints at all.

We thought the nightly price was a great value, considering the excellent condition of the park and the site amenities (full hookup including cable). We paid the weekly rate of $215/week. We were happy with every aspect of our stay at this park, once we accepted that we'd be keeping our shades down the entire time!

I can’t add or subtract from any of the previous write-ups. There’s no question this is a nice park both in amenities and staff. Whenever you choose a private RV park, you have to expect the sites to be close but I thought these were especially tight. I have a slide on either side and I couldn’t get back to my tow vehicle without getting overly-neighborly. The only reason I’m writing this review is to show the daily price. I paid $43.74 WITH a Good Sam discount. I think that put the full price at $48 (maybe some change). I was in town to visit an old friend or I never would have paid that price to get a few hours’ sleep. It also appears that most of the 192 spaces are occupied by longer-term guests, they don’t have that many spaces reserved for overnighters.

RV parks seem to come in all stripes. This one is a benchmark example. No $ deposit for a reservation, excellent group facilities (e.g. Rec Rm with kitchen, immaculate ind. showers with cloth bath mats) and attentive services (trash pickup and propane refills). Built in the 90’s but kept up to 2020 standards. Only reason I’m offering a review is to underline that the previous reviews are worthy today. Downsides? Yes, a few. Out in the NW corner of Boise, a l-o-n-g trek (but only 20 mins) from the downtown ‘scene’. Typical cheek to jowl spacing; gravel sites with grass or concrete areas adjacent. A big plus for dog owners: there’s a HUGE park 1/2 mile away that, aside from the soccer/football months, is wide open to off leash exploration. Small dog run here, and also grass strips & a canal behind the park with a walking path for pooches. Excellent Wifi & 2/3 LTE. See website for more details. Would not hesitate to come again.

Hot weather and park electric handled it. Great staff. Curbside trash pick up. Guided to our site after easy check-in. This family owned/run park sets a high bar for other parks. Quiet at night. Big rig friendly.