Pocatello KOA Journey

We stayed two nights while we visited the zoo, Ross Park, Chief Pocatello statue and replenished supplies. This park is excellent. Most of the RVs came in just for the night. The sites are gravel and level, the restrooms & showers are fine. They have propane and a dump station. The shade trees helped greatly in keeping the heat of the day down. There is a Perkins restaurant nearby that was open for dine-in (partial seating) during the pandemic.

• Great management
• No cable, but several air channels all perfectly clear
• Decent internet
• I was here in mid December, so did not get to enjoy it, but I would come back

Nice clean place

This place was clean and easy to get to. They had a very clean and well kept kids playground... only reason we didn’t give this place 5 stars is because at check out the lady was extremely short and rude to us. However it was a very short interaction and doesn’t take from the park being perfect for what we needed :)

Good for a quick one nighter - clean and with mostly level gravel sites under the trees (shade matters). Nothing I like for a long haul but a good stop Enroute. Staff was super friendly.

Site was very dusty and in-leveled. Reserved for a 30amp and was sent to a 50amp, so was forced to buy that adapter. Majority of the sites are for RVers except for a few tents. site has high prices convenient store when town isn’t too far away with major brand stores and banks. Site also has gasoline and propane to purchase if needed. The dog gated park is too close to the road and signs are posted all over the park of “no dogs on the grass” when many people who occupied the grass had dogs. They should remove the signs and ask campers to be responsible of their own dogs just like all the other KOA sites.