This is a hidden gem. Found this place on line passing through. This find was Serendipitous…read more And quite possibly to best RV stay for us for one night. This is a county managed small park right in Idaho Falls on the water. There is a camp host there who collects your $40 a night fee. Super clean and safe, quiet. Public bathroom. There is a dump station with drinking water connections. So you can fill up your RV water tank. No electricity. So perfect for my lithium powered van. And for those who can camp off grid. This is a first come first serve camp ground. So get there early if you can. I highly recommend this place for those passing through to Yellowstone NP.

Beautiful hidden park right in the city. Limited camping sites, beautiful manicured grass. Some…read morespots are very large. We came without knowing anything about it. Had plenty of space for our 40ft RV with a vehicle in tow. They have bathrooms, although I did not go in, there were a few people camping in tents. They do charge 40$ for camping we thought it was worth it! Their box for the money is in front of the host's site...

Beautiful location, friendly staff. Quiet campground. Fly Fisherman's paradise. Hiking, walking,…read moreserene and remote. Plus they have a hot springs with the soaking pools open. No shower house in the campground.

I love this place. Good affordable fun for the family . They have a big pool with diving board and…read moreslide (pay extra) there are 2 hot pools on the other side. There is a snack shop with hotdogs burgers etc. family and adult friendly,

My daughter loves it here and has really come.out of her shell. Wonderful that I can relax with a…read morecoffee while keeping an eye on her while she plays. Staff is always friendly and helpful.

The place itself is beautiful! But when we went for the first time we encountered parents not…read morepaying attention to their young children at all and fully engulfed on their phones. It was sad to see as they were not very nice to my child.

That stretch of the Caribou-Targhee is a genuinely underrated part of that whole Jackson Hole area…read more Stunning scenery and so much to do. Can't recommend it enough.

Beautiful drive from Idaho to Montana. Recommend it if you want a smooth route and to see people…read morefly fishing and river rafting on the sides. Air was fresh and clean.

Oh my goodness! My family was looking for an adventure and this fit the bill. We selected the…read moreAlien Invasion room and boy were there a lot of clues to find! Some challenging and some that the 9-year old helped us solve. The staff were very helpful and kept us on track. Overall a great time! Tip: bring a bottle of water to drink - we were very parched by the end of the event. Looking forward to the next one!

Step it up we've seen all those ideas do something fresh new holy moly let's do it props that…read morepeople don't normally have investigative journeys that nobody seen set the standard don't follow the trend cause it's boring

I really do like a good hiking trail. The other day I was…read moregetting ready for us to go on the trip we had planned, through one of Idaho's many lava fields, when I came across this interesting hike. some comments on a hike webpage said it as pleasant and easy. We weren't looking for a difficult end of day hike and we had already done one of the best lava fields on the plant at Craters of the of the Moon, so we chose to change our agenda to this river adjacent walk. When we got to the parking area, I could see the the path was, up. it wasn't along the river but walked along it a bit higher and climbed along the mountain side. it was perfect in my eyes, a bit more interesting. as we started our hike I appreciated how our view of the broad lazy river got belter and better. There were man turn offs from the main path to sit or just view the river and the country side. Ass the sun was going down the views got exponentially belter. We went over a river about mile in that was fed from hot springs. We crossed the small bridge and tested the water. Not that warm but still pretty cool. It was a great spot to call it a day and head back. It's an easy + route to go on that really gives you the best of river mountain and views. I would rate it possibly the best near Idaho Falls.

This is a nine hole executive course. Great if you have a few hours to play on a weekday. Pro…read moreshop staff are very welcoming and user friendly. Grounds crew keeps the fairways in usable shape.

This is a pretty course, lots old trees and nice long fairways. We found the staff to be very…read morepleasant and accommodating. Ladies get quite a yardage advantage. The prices are really reasonable. Unfortunately, I cannot blame the course for my lousy round!

Extremely professional and nice staff... keep up the great work!!! Very knowledgeable and funny…read morewhich made the experience even better

My family had an awesome time on the Ziplines. The guides were great fun and very professional. The…read morecheck in process was straight forward, and we were fitted with harnesses and helmets. We then had a fun ATV ride up to the first of 7 Ziplines. The whole tour was about 1.5 hours, we were provided with ice cold water both before and after the tour, which was most welcome. Highly recommend