Spaces we're large and shady. They delivered food. We had pizza and fish basket. It was all very…read moretasty. Only downfall was feed lot smell but it wasn't too bad and not all the time.

We stayed in Space E-6 for 3 days. Reservations were easy to make. The employees were very helpful…read more I had to do some work so they made sure we had a space where our Star link would work. The park is clean. The grill had great food and even though we didn't require it they will delivery your food to your camp site. We will stay here again for sure.

We stayed one night at Country RV Village in Heyburn, ID. I thought the spaces were lovely. Well…read moremaintained, lots of space, nice grace with some trees. The restrooms were very nice and large. Wifi was super! It is on gravel but spaces are level. Each space had a clean outdoor grill and a nice picnic table. It's obvious the owners take pride in their park. It is close to highway and you must pay close attention to sign directions to find it easily. We did hear the highway noise but did not bother us at all. I would make another stop over if we are by here again.

Being extensive RV TRAVELERS this one of most friendly and comfortable RV Parks…read more The owners are very nice, gracias and hard working.

Great place in Twin Falls. It's close to attractions such as Shoshone Falls. The owners are super…read morefriendly and helpful. Upon checking-in, I was given a map and shown where area attractions are located and given helpful information. The campground's proximity to the attractions and stores made it ideal. The gravel site was fairly level. The grounds looked well-maintained and the bathrooms are huge and clean. The bathrooms are individual units that includes the shower. There are lots of hooks and a large chair. If staying in Twin Falls again, I would definitely return.

Nice people Need to put some money into sites…read more Need to clean Sites Need to trim trees Wind storm had branch falling, hitting RV all night

What can I say except I LOVE THIS PLACE! Truly a beautiful campground. Trees everywhere that gives…read moregreat shade. I say 85% of the RV sites have great shade. The water is literally right by the RV sites . Tent camping and cabins are available too. Each site has water and power hook ups but NO sewer. There is a dump station at the entrance to the RV park though. They have nice trails through out the park. Next to the RV campgrounds is a HUGE park with playground with swings and slides . My 5yr old son loved the park. They have a cool frisbee course if your into that . The wildlife here was cool too. We saw wild otters , plenty of raccoons so make sure you lock your food up, and deers. We saw a deer practically every day. Heard coyotes at night so keep your pets under watch . Speaking of pets . You are allowed to have dogs here. My 2 dogs had a blast swimming. There was a cool dock right by our site that my son enjoyed swimming at. With a ladder connected to dock so you can do cool cannon balls lol. It had tie ups for boats and jet skis and also a jet ski ramp at the dock. There's a main dock next to this dock where boats pull and and park . They have CLEAN restrooms with super clean showers too in middle of campsites . The camp hosts here are very friendly and eager to help or give info. They also sell firewood at the camp hosts site if you need some. The person who truly made our trip fantastic and enjoyable was Mary. She is one of the most helpful and friendly person we have met on our trip. She went out of her way to make sure my family was relaxed and having a good time. Mary helped us out numerous times with different minor issues and was super nice each time. You can tell she takes pride in her job. Lake Walcott is lucky to have her. THANK YOU SO MUCH MARY FOR EVERYTHING YOU DID FOR MY FAMILY!!! We love yah ! The bugs out here is something else! Especially at night so just make sure you have PLENTY of mosquitos spray!! That's my one major advice and can give!! We definitely will be back and highly recommend Lake Walcott!!

The staff was very very rude and unprofessional. The park was empty parking police came and wrote…read moretickets for us when we didn't get the chance to put the tags on the vehicles when we payed.

Niagra of the West!…read more The 212ft waterfall is a jewel destination for the state of Idaho. Spectacular viewpoints, paved pathways for hiking and bicycling. Picnic tables with views. Boat ramp available. *If you have the time, hike the pathway for a few miles to the famous launch site of Evil Knievil's attempt to jump across the Snake River!

- Only one way in and out of the park. -- Man, no wonder a…read morelong slow line of vehicles formed out the entrance that Sun afternoon. Think I waited 20-30min before finally entering the park. . $5/car. - Crowded parking. Had to seek the overflow parking, - The overflow parking in the picnic area is about a 2min walk to the overlook. + but at least the overflow parking is shaded; - The main parking closer to the vista isn't. - Limited restrooms. . Ah, the kayakers you see down there stay far from the falls cuz the turbulence can continuously flip the boat and the mist can make it hard to breathe and see. . Note: Early autumn, irrigation needs divert upstream Snake River, reducing Shoshone Falls to a trickle. Enjoy while you can. Given this con:pro ratio, Shoshone Falls is a tourist trap. Just go see Niagara Falls lol

The slides don't even run waste of your money everything was dirty. The guy that was there was not…read morenice at all

Real cool space an set-up but never see it open. Needs to add an R V to park that u can get ahold…read moreof via the phone

Niagara Springs is a natural phenomenon south of Wendell, Idaho, and way off the beaten path. But…read morethis is surely my favorite hidden gem in Idaho, and the effort to get there is worth it. With parking for only two vehicles located at GPS coordinates 42.664699, -114.674502, you'll almost feel like your lost as you pass the fish hatchery on a road named S 1950 E and enter a very narrow span of the roadway. But within seconds as you cross the short bridge and catch a glimpse of this stunning natural spring to your left, you'll know you're in the right place. After parking, walk on a short path toward the sound of rushing water and you'll be rewarded with a freshwater spring gushing forth from the earth out of a dozen different openings along a steep cliff in the Snake River Valley. It's the Niagara Falls of natural springs and certainly earns its name. But I wouldn't recommend a continued drive east on S 1950 E which only leads to a booth at the state park entrance where you'll pay a fee (US$7 for cars) for a very tiny greenspace and an uninspiring view of the Snake River. It isn't worth the price. Thankfully the springs are completely free and located just before the booth.

The park ranger at Malad Gorge told me that the park entry I paid for at that park was good for…read moresame-day entry at a half-dozen other parks in the area. I checked the map and decided that Niagara Springs was the most convenient. The park is on a dirt road and down a pretty deep canyon. I had no trouble getting there in my sprinter van so unless you're in a big Class A, you should be fine. The spring itself is pretty darned cool. A huge force of water pushing it's way out of the rocks and then down to meet with the Snake River. The park has a circular loop of parking spaces and camping spots. It's so very peaceful that I decided to park for a bit and took a nap. Note that this is well below the surface level and you probably won't have any cell service here. [Review 17792 overall - 62 in Idaho - 1313 of 2022.]

This place is awesome. So relaxing. I had just Ben driving through and i checked out the yelp…read morereviews boy they didn't steer me wrong. This was a great stop.

My best friend and I came here to relax and have a good afternoon and let me tell you it was a…read moregreat way to spend a chilly Idaho spring day, I loved that there were separate pools. Reason for 3 start and not 5.. the staff at the front desk was incredibly blah. She acted like she didn't want to be there and like it was a chore for her to help us. I wished she would have explained the direct pools, locations of bathrooms or quite frankly explained anything. She also didn't tell us that if you save your receipt you can go to the other hot springs for free across the road. I will come back here but I would suggest having a "secret shopper" to evaluate your staff.

We found this place a few years back traveling to Pocatello for Western regionals wrestling…read moretournament. We actually find this place quite amazing. We booked a whole week here this year just so we can enjoy the Hot Springs, full hook up camping, and tent camping. We called in May to make reservations, and the lady was quite friendly. We arrived a little bit late, and just found a parking spot to wait until they opened. When we stayed here a couple years ago it was $25 a night for full hook ups. That's right water, electric (30 amp) and sewage. The price has gone up to $35 a night. $10 a night for extra car as well as $20 for a dry camp spot. The Hot Springs/swimming pool is quite large has a slide, high dive, low dive and two Spas of varying heat. I think the hottest one was 106°F or 107°F. The average hours of this place is 10 AM to 10 PM though on certain days they don't open till noon. At the reception, they have a snack bar, pool table, a few video games, even a jukebox that plays through the whole swimming area. It is a bit rundown, but it is held me the way you like it. It's a great place for big groups and family reunions. There were 12 of us staying in a pull through campsite and there was plenty of room for all of the vehicles and three tents. We did just buy a new toy hauler, and this is the maiden voyage. It's been a great seven days.

This is my favorite place to go in the summer with my kid…read more The mineral water is good for my achey joints. My kid has a great time on the slide and and diving boards. It is clean...I hate the nasty reviews about the water being green. If you look at the water it is clear and clean, the green tint is literally the minerals that are suspended in the water, namely pyrite. They have at least two signs explaining the color of the water and the mineral build up, which I guess people don't read or believe. Whatever. Fun place for all ages.