We holidayed at this beautiful waterfront RV Park in August 2018, whilst enjoying a RV holiday in the US & Canadian North West. There were several wonderful locations that will remain in our fondest memories for a lifetime, and this is one
Harmony S.
This place is incredible! We stayed two weeks snd didn't even want to leave. We had gorgeous views of the lake/reservoir, and the sunsets were to die for! There's lots of space at the campsites.. Tons of greenery and a place that reminds me of the beach! The staff was extremely friendly, helpful, and kind! We will be back!!!!
rvtraveler3329
Pulling into an RV park where people come from all over the country I would expect that all possible precautions would be taken to respectfully protect their guests. Instead none of the attendants wear a mask so we all get the exposure they get from their potentially deadly decision.
Stacey J
We stayed here one night last year even though we had made our reservation at the wrong place, they let us dry camp. This year we took our boat and was unable to launch it due to the water level. The trains are annoying but not too bad. The bugs, however, were atrocious. Everybody in our camp was eaten alive. We left a day early since we couldn't use the boat and because of the bugs but were not given a credit. :( We won't be back.
Daniel S.
Came from Las Vegas and found this beautiful gem of a RV campground. We were only suppose to stay 1 week but we extended our stay another week because it was so beautiful! They have pull through and back in spaces available. And they have tent camping and dry camping available too. There's plenty of shade at almost all the spots. They have a gift shop/restaurant there. We never checked it out due to me being high risk because of my health. But it looked cool from outside. At that shop you can blow up your rafts too. They must have a compressor outside. The RV sites have FULL HOOKUPS(water,electricity, sewer) . Almost all sites have trees and grass that overlooks the beautiful lake. Your practically on the water. There's also a park to next to the RV sites. The park has a swing set and 3 horseshoe pits. My son really enjoyed that park. The water is kinda chilly but in summer heat it does feel good. They also sell FIREWOOD there too. $5 a bundle. There's also a free shower there and washer and dryer. Bring quarters because they don't have enough to spare for washing. Fishing : they have great fishing there. I didn't get a chance to fish because the way Idaho does there fishing license sucks. It's $18 initial fee and then $5 per day extra. Idaho expects you to say at time of purchase how many days your going to fish for. If you don't say exactly how many days your fishing then you have to pay another $18. I couldn't figure out my fishing schedule because it rained quite a bit when we were there so I would have just wasted my money. BUT I know fishing is good there because I watched people off shore fish and kayak fish and they were catching bass right in front of me with lures. Staff: the campsite host was name Jason. He's a really cool guy with a ZZ Top style beard . He was very professional and helpful. He knew I was high risk health wise and he respected my wishes to social distance every time . As a matter of fact he also helped me go to there gift shop a few times for purchases and got my amazon mail that I had delivered there and he brought everything to my trailer. Jason went out of his way to help us. We truly appreciated him. His son also helps out around the camp. He was super friendly and helpful also. I forget his sons name though. Sorry. Chris who I think is the owner there is also super friendly and helpful too. He was very professional and takes pride in his park . Thanks for everything guys!! You guys definitely made it very relaxing for us to stay there!!! My advice: bring plenty of mosquito spray! You will NEED it! And be careful of walking in the grass bare foot. I think I got hit by a blister beetle there. I got 4 HUGE blisters from either a allergic reaction to mosquitoes or it was a blister bug. Also get your cameras ready around 9:15pm the sunsets there are gorgeous!! We definitely HIGHLY recommend this RV campground and will definitely be back! Thanks again for the wonderful experience!!
openroad4us
Spent a few nights in the rv park. First impression was it was pretty with the water however the spots were very unkempt. Garbage filled the fire rings and dog mess was everywhere. There is also very active train track which runs behind the park. Multiple trains throughout the day and night. The park is in desperate need of attention to the sites
Joseph Mason
Amazing! The service was on point and they were super knowledgeable of the lake. Jason was super helpful in landing the boat. We got a Pontoon it was well kept and had all the things needed for our day on the lake. Also, pets are allowed as long as you keep them off the seats and they are well behaved.
JamieTravels22
The location is beautiful and a good stop over from Oregon to Wyoming. The spots are easy to pull into, well maintained and have a view of the lake. My only issues were that the campground bathrooms and showers were horrendously filthy. It looked as though they hadn’t been cleaned in weeks. Also, there is a train that blows through at 5am that is impossible to sleep through.
Kevin Mckenzie
Was just playing guitar in the park, best spot to jam outdoors.
Kandy Pannel
The marina restaurant has awesome food. My brother is a fantastic cook
We holidayed at this beautiful waterfront RV Park in August 2018, whilst enjoying a RV holiday in the US & Canadian North West. There were several wonderful locations that will remain in our fondest memories for a lifetime, and this is one
This place is incredible! We stayed two weeks snd didn't even want to leave. We had gorgeous views of the lake/reservoir, and the sunsets were to die for! There's lots of space at the campsites.. Tons of greenery and a place that reminds me of the beach! The staff was extremely friendly, helpful, and kind! We will be back!!!!
Pulling into an RV park where people come from all over the country I would expect that all possible precautions would be taken to respectfully protect their guests. Instead none of the attendants wear a mask so we all get the exposure they get from their potentially deadly decision.
We stayed here one night last year even though we had made our reservation at the wrong place, they let us dry camp. This year we took our boat and was unable to launch it due to the water level. The trains are annoying but not too bad. The bugs, however, were atrocious. Everybody in our camp was eaten alive. We left a day early since we couldn't use the boat and because of the bugs but were not given a credit. :( We won't be back.
Came from Las Vegas and found this beautiful gem of a RV campground. We were only suppose to stay 1 week but we extended our stay another week because it was so beautiful! They have pull through and back in spaces available. And they have tent camping and dry camping available too. There's plenty of shade at almost all the spots. They have a gift shop/restaurant there. We never checked it out due to me being high risk because of my health. But it looked cool from outside. At that shop you can blow up your rafts too. They must have a compressor outside. The RV sites have FULL HOOKUPS(water,electricity, sewer) . Almost all sites have trees and grass that overlooks the beautiful lake. Your practically on the water. There's also a park to next to the RV sites. The park has a swing set and 3 horseshoe pits. My son really enjoyed that park. The water is kinda chilly but in summer heat it does feel good. They also sell FIREWOOD there too. $5 a bundle. There's also a free shower there and washer and dryer. Bring quarters because they don't have enough to spare for washing. Fishing : they have great fishing there. I didn't get a chance to fish because the way Idaho does there fishing license sucks. It's $18 initial fee and then $5 per day extra. Idaho expects you to say at time of purchase how many days your going to fish for. If you don't say exactly how many days your fishing then you have to pay another $18. I couldn't figure out my fishing schedule because it rained quite a bit when we were there so I would have just wasted my money. BUT I know fishing is good there because I watched people off shore fish and kayak fish and they were catching bass right in front of me with lures. Staff: the campsite host was name Jason. He's a really cool guy with a ZZ Top style beard . He was very professional and helpful. He knew I was high risk health wise and he respected my wishes to social distance every time . As a matter of fact he also helped me go to there gift shop a few times for purchases and got my amazon mail that I had delivered there and he brought everything to my trailer. Jason went out of his way to help us. We truly appreciated him. His son also helps out around the camp. He was super friendly and helpful also. I forget his sons name though. Sorry. Chris who I think is the owner there is also super friendly and helpful too. He was very professional and takes pride in his park . Thanks for everything guys!! You guys definitely made it very relaxing for us to stay there!!! My advice: bring plenty of mosquito spray! You will NEED it! And be careful of walking in the grass bare foot. I think I got hit by a blister beetle there. I got 4 HUGE blisters from either a allergic reaction to mosquitoes or it was a blister bug. Also get your cameras ready around 9:15pm the sunsets there are gorgeous!! We definitely HIGHLY recommend this RV campground and will definitely be back! Thanks again for the wonderful experience!!
Spent a few nights in the rv park. First impression was it was pretty with the water however the spots were very unkempt. Garbage filled the fire rings and dog mess was everywhere. There is also very active train track which runs behind the park. Multiple trains throughout the day and night. The park is in desperate need of attention to the sites
Amazing! The service was on point and they were super knowledgeable of the lake. Jason was super helpful in landing the boat. We got a Pontoon it was well kept and had all the things needed for our day on the lake. Also, pets are allowed as long as you keep them off the seats and they are well behaved.
The location is beautiful and a good stop over from Oregon to Wyoming. The spots are easy to pull into, well maintained and have a view of the lake. My only issues were that the campground bathrooms and showers were horrendously filthy. It looked as though they hadn’t been cleaned in weeks. Also, there is a train that blows through at 5am that is impossible to sleep through.
Was just playing guitar in the park, best spot to jam outdoors.
The marina restaurant has awesome food. My brother is a fantastic cook
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Great food, friendly service, nice comfortable place.
Glad it is open. Food was great and so was the service.
Great place to eat, not open in the winter. Iï¸ love the Cuban Rubin sandwich.