Mountain River Ranch

Camping sites are nice and clean with grass the people put on a great show and dinner worth seeing pets allowed

We stayed early-season in late April. There were only two RVs and one tent camper present. It looks like they have a wonderful little western town built but it was all inoperative when we visited. Looks really fun.

I can only comment on the RV accommodations since they were not open fully for the season. I did not see any full hookups. Water and Electric were present but there's just one Central dump station that I see. So partial hookups seem to be the norm here. The camp host was responsive on the cell phone and told us to just go ahead and pick a site and they would come by in the evening to take care of payment. So our experience was self-serve which was fine. This place is a little bit off the beaten path about a half an hour out of Idaho Falls on back roads. Just before getting to the park we saw a moose standing in a field just next to the road!

We arrived much later than we had planned or wanted to. It was after dark. The camp hosts were so friendly and helpful, even though we got there well past closing time. It is never fun to get set up in the dark! Thankfully, it was so level we didn’t have to do anything but put in our chocks and stabilize. Our travel trailer cooled down quickly, as it was nice and cool outside. Our granddaughters enjoyed fishing in the pond the next morning, prior to leaving. This was a wonderful campground, and we wish we could have stayed longer! Cell service was decent, using our Winegard Cell service was decent, using our Winegard. And there was no noise!

Very fair price for a tent spot. A bit noisy but a flat, grassy site with very clean bathroom with shower nearby. Very nice camp hosts.

Great campground! We called to reserve and paid over the phone. Call to check in and hosts guide you to your spot. I guess it used to have some old west themed nights but it’s under new management since spring 2021. The new camp hosts are super friendly, extremely helpful about the area and they take great care of the place. Wish I could remember their names. Bathrooms + showers are very clean with nice water pressure and HOT water. Volleyball court, shaded pavilions, and sites are decently spaced. I’ve definitely seen worse! WiFi was offered but kind of spotty. NO cell service. (AT&T) We only stayed for one night but we would have stayed more if we were staying in the area. Great views of snake river just a short bike ride/drive away also! Don’t miss out :)

Found this campground as a last minute search for a spot to stay the night and hoped for the best. A little off the beaten path but signage led us all the way there. How pleasantly surprised we were upon arrival and found the site to be perfect for us and our dog. Lots of trees and REAL grass for our dog to lay on. The two owners/hosts were super friendly and helpful. They even called us after we booked online to upgrade us to a better site with views of the bluff/butte. They even delivered firewood right to our site! Grounds were super tidy and bathrooms/showers were very clean. If you're looking for a pet-friendly campground, this is the place for you. There is a large and clean, shaded grassy area to walk and exercise your pet. Most of the campers around us had pets but everyone was excellent about keeping them quiet and their sites clean of pet waste. Cell service is a little spotty but not under their control. I've heard this campground is under new ownership so we're pulling for them to be a success. If we're ever in the area, we won't hesitate to stay again!

I called last minute and the person on the phone was very helpful guiding us to the best available spot (59) that would fit us and give us a Mountain View. It was only 30amp but we made it work. The park was quiet and neighbors were friendly. Our kids made some friends and played the day away.
The grounds also have little cabins designed to look like an old west village that was charming and a super-clear trout pond.
Bathhouse was clean and the grounds were very well-maintained! WiFi worked ok one day and then not the next.
I walked further up the road and ended up at the Snake river and saw a cool osprey nest—the mama was not happy with me though!
We would stay here again.

grass site was fairly level and water and electric were good. Showers and toilets were clean but shower was luke-warm. No onsite dumbster for trash no dump station - not on site or even close. Camp host very nice guy and helpful.

Friendly Staff. Close enough to the Tetons if that’s what your looking for. Att 3 bars. Wi-Fi works better in some spots than others.

This park and it's owners really are phenomenal. They are doing so much work to rehab the park and make it a destination! They were extremely helpful for us as this was our first stay since transitioning to fulltime RV life with our family. They suggested site #44 for us since we would be staying for a few weeks time. The site was level and had an additional parking space for our truck. Plenty of grass for our kids to run around in! 50amp with water - no sewer hookups. There was a dumpster on site, as well as a dump station, but we found the dump station was hard to access (it was located on the left side of the road as you exit). We opted to dump our tanks in Idaho Falls - it has a large dump station perfect for our large rig. We loved that this campground hosted several festivals throughout the year, and had some cabins, a yurt, and a small RV that were available to rent. Wifi was okay as we were close to the back of the park. Starlink worked well on the ground with some interruptions - no interruptions once we put it up on our flag pole!