Amazing RV park Club house is relaxing!…read more Social events are a great way to meet the locals. Laundry area and showers are up dated a very clean.

We had truck problems while traveling through Boise. They had one spot available and got us in…read moreright away so we could take our vehicle to the shop for repairs. They worked with us because we didn't know how long it would take to get our truck back, penciling us in the reservations until we could confirm if we were staying or leaving. It is noisy because of the traffic, but the staff made it a fantastic stay.

Beautiful well maintained campground. Nice community center. Clean bathrooms and showers. Great…read morewater pressure. A pool and jacuzzi! Don't miss it.

It was funny this RV park was just a place for us to wait a few days before we were able to get to…read moreanother RV park closer to the Basque Block. We didn't have any expectations but we really loved Hi Valley RV Park!! We appreciated how quiet it was and all the staff members were helpful and friendly. I strongly recommend this park and we look forward to next time we are in town. BTW we didn't like the next RV park. We kept comparing it to Hi Valley LOL

The park lives up to its name, right at the river walk, and the river walk itself is dog approved…read more A five minute walk around the corner and you can get tickets to a Boise Hawks game with yummy cheesesteaks and a decent firework display after the game. The camp store has a few things but restaurants, grocery, and coffee were all within a five minute drive. The park staff and office staff were both friendly, and lead you to your campsite. If you're passing through, its's a cute, clean park. Some residential sites appeared to be long-term but had tidy campsites with potted plant instead of rust or clutter. Passing through or dropping anchor, It was, and appears to be, a pleasant stay. We were able to reserve by phone and speak to a human, rather than filling out an online request (no thanks). The cute little store had camping supplies and cold drinks, but no beer or wine, so bring it with you and don't act like a rookie.

We stayed here for 3 weeks waiting for our home to be finished. The showers were nice is the only…read moregood thing about this place. A few of the staff are not nice people. One in particular flys around the place on his golf cart harassing people for going a hair over 5 mph, and is very confrontational. All the while he clearly doesn't obey the speed limit. He sprayed bug spray all around peoples trailers that have dogs and small children and when asked what he was doing, he became indignant and nasty. Numerous people we spoke to have been harassed by the same employee. We should have read the reviews before staying here and will never stay again

Pulled in here for a quick workout Paddle and was blown away by this great park. It's a perfect 5K…read more(3.12 Miles) workout from the park down to the The secondary water control area. The water was moving pretty good, if I had to guess somewhere around 1.75 to 2.5 mph, but I was still able to get a workout and my best Mile split time was returning in the current, I took a lot of pictures along the way. I paddle all over the country, and in many other countries, I like to record my Paddle, especially first time, and transfer it from my Garmin watch to the relive app. This app creates a video of the trail and any pictures taken along the way or Geos stamped on the trail while you watch the video. It's really amazing. This park was clean, self service for Park entry if the booth is closed. Nice restrooms. Apple parking and it was mowed later in the week so it really looked nice. Saturday morning 5/3/25. https://www.relive.com/view/vdvm44P3Nxq

Growing up here, some of my best memories were spent either by the water or on the water at Lucky…read morePeak. Just a short 20-minute drive from Downtown Boise, Lucky Peak is a man-made lake offering everything from sandy beach spots to camping, boating, swimming, and plenty of space for outdoor activities. Whether you're in the mood to relax by the shore or enjoy a day on the water, Lucky Peak is the perfect local getaway!

Clean, well managed, and conveniently backed up against the Boise river. Easy greenbelt access for…read morethose looking to exercise is also nice. Plenty of seating and typically enough parking too. Great place for events!

Fabulous, fabulous park operated by the Boise Parks and Recreation Department! It's in pristine…read morecondition and is named for three-time Olympic gold medalist Kristin Armstrong who earned a bachelor's degree from UI in sports physiology in 1995, and currently lives in Boise, Idaho. The park features picnic facilities (most of which were in use today), bocce courts, and a playground. Of course, lots of shaded parking. [Review 17776 overall - 51 in Idaho - 1297 of 2022.]

Since moving to Boise I've heard people talk about Robie Creek in the context of the half…read moremarathon...what I didn't know was that it's also a dreamy little treasure where you can sunbathe and cool off! Just past Lucky Peak Reservoir about 15 minutes, you'll find a little turn out on the left hand side of the road that leads to Robie Creek. Head down that road for about 5 minutes and then you'll arrive! The nitty-gritty: This park has a humble little beach, buoys set in place that mark off where it is safe to swim, a small parking lot, restrooms and covered patios with picnic tables underneath. The fun stuff: What I love about this spot is that it is SO peaceful (at least, that's always been my experience here!). Its far enough out of town that you feel like you can disconnect from the busyness of life, but close enough that your car's gas tank won't hurt too bad from driving to it. My suggestion? Bring a paddle board with you and paddle out to the middle of the water, lay down on your board, and look up! The mix of the refreshing water, clear blue skies, cliffs surrounding the water, and lack of cell phone service out here on a hot summer day are like a little slice of heaven. Looking to get out in the sun and play in the water? Give this place a go- it's wonderful!

We spent two afternoons here fishing and playing! The highlight was sitting at the edge of the dock…read moretrying to catch some fish! It is absolutely beautiful out on the lake, and the views can't be beat. Here are some thoughts/recommendations for your visit: -The dock is NOT the place to fish with young children. It sways back and forth and kids are likely to fall in if they aren't watched carefully! Also be careful- there is lots of bird and deer poop on the dock! -It's hard to guess what might make the fish bite. Salmon eggs seemed to attract the most fish, but we still only caught one. We tried worms and fishing cheese as well. -The playground is really fun for kids, but the grassy area is filled with poop that make it hard to walk safely -The parking is so close to the lake, which was awesome!! Overall, we really enjoyed our experience here, and would recommend a visit! It's not a terribly far drive from Boise, either.

No no on ever level staff suck and smells like cigarettes! Pool and hot tub almost killed me with…read morethe mis use of chemicals. So many full time people and everything is filthy!!!

Stayed one night. Very clean and convenient. Only issue was the showers weren't open at the…read moreoffice so had to use showers next to the pool. The water was not hot, which was, of course, unpleasant. Otherwise a very nice place to stay.

I've been coming to Settlers Park for more than 20 years. When the kids were young, they used to…read morecall it "Pirate Park" and sometimes we still refer it as that. There's quite a lot to do but be mindful of all the activities that may be going on from soccer, flag football, tennis, softball, and baseball. My son when he was little even fished here with Mrs. Idaho one year. I have the picture and if I can find it, I'll upload it. Many many memories and sometimes lately it's just a nice getaway from all the emails, Teams calls, and crazy noise of the world.

Love this park wish there was a basketball court instead of an extra soccer field and more…read morepickleball courts instead of tennis courts. But we love this park . The little duck pond is so cute too.

My family was in town to visit and we thought rafting would be fun. Ethan was our raft guide and he…read moremade the experience so fun with his jokes and historical facts.

Our family had an amazing time rafting with Aiden and Michelle. Both guides were incredibly…read moreattentive and playful with our two young girls, especially when one was a bit nervous. If I could give more than 5 stars I would! Thank you both.