Came to Afton for high school track. This place is beautiful! They are building a pool which will…read morebe a great addition! Our cabin is perfect for two long days of track. Thank you!

This place is amazing, I'm so glad I found it! I was looking for some cheaper options to stay…read morearound Jackson, when I found this place. There's plenty of cabins (some king, 2 queens, or family sized cabins) with a jacuzzi tub, microwave, mini fridge, hot tub nearby, spa, RV parking, fireplace, and made to order breakfast. Breakfast consisted of omelettes or egg patties, pancakes, waffles, fruit, yogurt, various pastries, bacon, and potatoes. It's a beautiful setting and the cabins are spacious. The beds are super comfortable, like sleeping on a cloud. And that double headed shower, ohhh. Staff was friendly as well. Definitely enjoyed our stay and it looks like they are expanding the property as well. Cabins seemed to be mostly booked, but there was hardly anyone at breakfast. 2023 #47

Quiet , no frills park. Spent another few days. Lots of fishing spots around, Good fishing. Nice…read morelittle town.

This is a no frill camp. $48 full svc and 50 amp. Check-in was a breeze, no paper signing that…read moreyou understand all the rules! It was "here's your spot" all back in spots wide enough for all rigs. Free wi-fi and Decent cell svc. On-site laundry 4 washers $1.25 and 1 dryer .75. We only used electric no other svc. It was a 24 hour stay. An easy walk to local market, bars and a few eateries. The quietest Park, no road, train or plane noise literally just crickets. Thanks for a great stay!

These guys were amazing to work with. Very kind and easy going. The boats were mostly in good…read morecondition and everything we needed.

The wave runners here are bought new each year. I wish that they had electrical engines. This…read morewould make them emission free and more enjoyable to zip around on.

This place offers full hooks up (water, sewer, electricity) with pull thru and back in sites,…read morecabins for rent, and tent camping. It is about 15 minutes away from Garden City and 15 minutes away from Bear Lake East. It is super close to Bear Lake North- it isn't on the water but the water is a 5 minute drive away. The parks charge an entrance fee- bring cash for the parks, no credit cards are accepted. There are paths to ride your motorized vehicles to the lake, and your bicycles. There is an extensive road for bicycles that is 45 miles long that is easily accessible from this park as well. The location is very open, and very quiet. Had it not been for the fires, the skies would be starry- unfortunately, the skies were covered from the ashy smoke drifting in from the Ca, Wa, and Or fires. We stayed in a premium back in site 15- it also had room for tent camping and came with a wood fire pit and three picnic benches. Why did I reserve such a large space? I don't know. My husband asked me the same thing- we enjoyed the space and the fire pit. The site was pretty level and easy to back our 29' (without the hitch, with it is 34') and we have slide outs on both sides (passenger and driver). The site was long enough to accommodate both trailer and our truck. They have communal showers and toilets. I only went in there to wash my hands. I noticed they have a dryer for use, paper towels, toilet seat covers, toilet paper and hand soap is provided by the owners for their guests. The showers are NOT free- they are coin operated (bring quarters) at $0.50 for 6 minutes. Very reasonable. There is a coin operated laundry room as well. I stuck to using our own bathroom inside our trailer because of Covid. I noticed a playground for kids, volleyball play area and a basketball court- good for kids to play. Check in time is 2 pm, check out is 11 am. We had some issues with our slide outs and didn't leave on time but the owners didn't give us grief- which was appreciated. Some parks can get very strict. This park is well maintained, lots of grassy areas- run by a nice family. It is also super close to the Minnetonka Caves! The trail to the caves is very scenic, with lots of trails to hike as well. I wish I knew in advance. We didn't have enough time because we only stayed one full night. The caves close for the season on Labor Day so if you're in town before then, I highly recommend that. It is also located close to Bear Lake State Park. The location is ideal for the north part of Bear Lake. Water is so beautiful. It was overcast so the turquoise color wasn't as prominent but I'm sure in the summer months you can really see the beautiful Caribbean of the west in it's full glory. We reserved online, but you can book it over the phone. The city of St. Charles has very a small town feel- lots of farms, horses, cows, and nice people. For those wondering about the measures taken for Covid- this town isn't really wearing or enforcing masks. For the record, when we visited in mid Sept, hardly any people. A lot of local restaurants were closed for the season. We visited during non peak times so social distancing was very easy to do. The cell reception was excellent- I have unlimited data with Verizon and streamed my shows and surfed the Internet with no problem. I didn't use the parks wifi so I can't comment on that. They do provide wifi for their guests though. We also brought our two fur babies. No official dog run, but lots of walking pathways to walk them on their leashes. We used our own doggie bags and threw in the main trash. Don't let your dogs do their business on the actual sites and tent area. I did not notice any breed restrictions here and they do not charge an extra fee. Just use your common sense and be a responsible pet owner. Overall, we enjoyed this quaint and quiet park.

Really nice atmosphere, tons of kids having fun. Decent sites with trees, full hookups…read more But only specific sites could have fires. The bathrooms were filthy, and the location wasn't optimal.

We have passed this Devil Creek reservoir many times and looked down at the RV sites along the…read morewater edge. We finally had the opportunity to stay the night while traveling South. We camped in a 30 ft travel trailer. It is a rustic RV park, most sites have full time trailers that folks must use on the weekends because we saw very few people on a Sunday evening in June. Checked in with the camp host, pd $30 for full hookups for one night. Pull through site, with a lovely view. There is a cement pad and picnic table. Gravel sites, I would recommend this park if you don't need restrooms or showers and are self/contained. This park met our needs for a one night stop and the view was absolutely beautiful. The surrounding hillsides were green, lush, and birds were abundant. There is a boat ramp, some small docks to fish off as well as the damn. Great for boating and kayaking. I'm probably being generous with 5 stars but I loved our front water view and it was peaceful.

The Reservoir is nice but the campground is horrible! Broken glass and trash throughout the…read morecampground. The campsites are sloped and we witnessed many people drag the back of their RV's across the ground as they were pulling in and trying to position the RV on a flat level area. The campsites are crammed in so close you can reach out the window of your RV and touch the RV next to yours. You also have to share the picnic table and fire pit with the campers next to you. The water connections are old and drip constantly creating mud holes. The bathrooms are outhouses and no showers. There's no grass anywhere. The camp host didn't come around and greet anyone or check if everything was alright. Nope, won't be staying here again!

The noise from the highway and trains was horrible. Likely because we were in a tent but it was…read moreuntil late in the night and sounded like the train was driving through the middle of the KOA. We have stayed at a lot of KOAs over the country and the noise here is by far the worst. Definitely recommend getting a site as far away from the road if possible and be prepared for the noise because the highway is literally right next to the campground. Otherwise, beautiful campground with very clean facilities. I liked that they had separate individual bathrooms with toilet and shower in one for more privacy.

I've stayed at a fair share of KOAs and because they have a very user friendly website, we tend to…read moreuse them in many states. This won't be the case moving forward. I'm sick of the up charging some KOA owners do and this particular location takes the cake. They charge well over $100 a night for an RV spot then proceed to charge extra for every kid, pet, and extra person over 2 people each night. The host at check in even had a clip board to have the guest initial they agree to these charges and numbers provided. In addition they give you paperwork with fines listed if you leave things in the site at check-out. It wasn't the warm and friendly check-in we felt at other campsites KOA or not. This Holiday level KOA does not offer any special amenities like a swimming pool, kiddo activities, jumping pillow, or decent river access for wading /swimming. I'm not sure what makes this one this high level of a KOA except location. The allure of the is for the hot springs in town. This KOA grounds are large with three levels of wide and spacious sites. They also offer cabins but some cabins are just a small box with beds and no bathroom. Bathrooms are located quite a ways down the road in the main office. Sounds miserable to have no toilet or sink for washing up close by. On the end of the property are nicer cabins with all the amenities located just next to the river float entry. But those nice cabins do not allow pets. Also keep in mind that the campsite is right up against the road and very near a double train track that is very active. It's not that bad and can still be peaceful but not quiet from traffic and trains that sound like they are vibrating off the canyon walls as the train enters the narrow ravine where the campground sits. It was entertaining during the day but that first night it was a terrifying rumbling sound. The up side is it's within walking distance into town where all the fun activities are. There are so many other campgrounds in the area that might be worth checking out as another alternative.

Quiet, clean level spots. Reasonably price. I'll stay again when in this area. Easy in and out.read more

While we were informed ahead of time through the website that no restrooms are available I don't…read morethink it would be unreasonable for the price during the summer months to offer a porta potty for folks. We did enjoy being near the river and watching a pair of nesting osprey and the community walking path is right across the street!

It's 1030 at night, we have bozos firing fireworks inside the RV Park into street, WTH.... The…read moreowner was summoned, he came by and checked on the group, but fireworks did not stop. Don't know why, anything after 10PM is quite time at pretty much every campground in the world, but not at this place. Come'On Man, fireworks at 1030 PM, some of us are trying to get some rest for an early morning departure. Aside from the fireworks, the roadway is really close to the RV Park, you can hear traffic around the clock. At night, there are no managers on site, you are on your own...

We rented a four seater Polaris from here and had an absolute blast. The tracks offer really nice…read moreviews and you can't beat that price anywhere else. Brett is amazing and so accommodating. He took time to explain everything and made us all feel at home ( other places you feel like you're being hustled at times ). Would definitely recommend and be back again myself !!

Mark, the camp host was so congenial! We asked a bunch of questions about the area and he had all…read morethe answers. This is a smaller, very quiet campground, just the way I like it!

Great overnight stay here on our way home to Boise. Easy in- easy out.... Full hook up, clean…read morebathrooms. Very friendly host. Will stay again in the future.