Oasis on the Snake

Stayed one night at end of January. Plenty of snow and ice on the ground but she met us after hours and showed us our spot. Beautiful scenery and would love to go back during the summer!

Spent the night here in late July. It's right off I-84 about 4 miles on a paved road along the Snake River just barely in Oregon. Some sites have picnic tables on concrete pads, but since I opted for trees to shade my Class B motorhome mine was a bit more primitive. Rest rooms were clean and individual keys were provided for paying guests. Lots of families camping with some wanting to stay up later than others. I didn't mind too much as I had the AC running with windows shut, but those in tents might find it a bit noisy as 10 pm quiet hours were not enforced until 11:30 pm.

Nothing much around including grocery stores or gas so be prepared. Park itself is fine for a day or two unless you fish . Park is right on Snake River so great for fishing or boating otherwise, nothing else. Stores are anywhere from 17 to 20 miles for groceries. Park is clean and lady running the place is very nice and is constantly mowing or cleaning. Stopped here on way to Pendleton Oregon so will shop there.

This spot is a gem. Management were kind. Plentiful campsites. Clean. The river was the perfect temp for a dip. Free showers. Firewood only cost $3. You could consider the free campsites down the road - but they are littered with trash and the river is somewhat inaccessible to swim in cause of all the gunk that lines it. $20 is nothing for what this place offers.

Nice overnight spot on our way to Idaho. Very nice owner parked us right next to the river. Gave it a four because sites were very tight. Great place on the river close enough to town to shop.

I’ve made this a routine stop for a week in April for the past 5 years. The best part is that it’s right on the banks of the Snake River. I stayed here on 4 occasions in the first 3 years. Under the previous ownership, Judy and her husband catered to the fishermen. When they retired and sold the place, the new owners immediately removed the fish cleaning station and established strict rules against cleaning fish at the park or using their dumpster for disposal of fish parts. The park itself is fine but has limited availability for 40+ foot fifth wheels. Most of the back-in sites are tight to get in to if your unit is big. There are a few pull-thru sites. Decent overpriced park for an overnighter but I won’t be returning unless they bring back the fish cleaning station.

We were fortunate enough to reserve a spot (Site #4) close to the river's edge. A short pull through with full hookups. The friendly host greeted us upon arrival and lead us to our spot. Sites are fairly close together as one might expect with a traditional RV park. No long term squatters. It is a smaller RV park that was nice and quite.

FYI.... there is a FREE BLM boat launch and camping area along the river's edge adjacent to this property with several picnic tables and fire rings. Just worth a mention if you are not concerned about having full hookups and are equipped for Boon docking.

We were only here for one night while passing through on our way to Yellowstone. Would stay here again for more nights if ever back in the area.

Our stay here was awesome. During the off season so we had the place almost all to ourselves. The staff is super friendly and helpful. We are planning on coming back here to fly fish the Snake River.

Park Was Nice and Appeared To Be Taken Care Of. We Were In The Pull Through Closet To The Water. Electric, Water Pressure And Sewer Were All Fine. Just So You Know, They Don’t Have Any Laundry Facilities, Granted, It Doesn’t Say Anything About It In Their Info, But The Park Map Still Shows That They Have It. About 20 mile to the nearest town. Perfect to just relax.

Great spot with lots of wildlife, nice people and clean camp. Five star highly recommend!