An old KOA park that is living up (down) to the KOA reputation. The roads are narrow and there was a major traffic jam between RV’s leaving and arriving as well as just cars/trucks trying to maneuver through the park. The dump station is right by the entrance and blocks everyone’s paths. We have sworn never to stay at a KOA park again. If we had known that this was a former KOA park, we would not have stayed here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park used to be a KOA and was allowed to deteriorate badly. The new owners are working feverishly to make it a model campground. They have a way to go but are constantly working on it. They have just installed a wi fi access for free, the grounds are really nice and well groomed, the pool is clean, the hot tub is clean and fully functional. At the rate of improvements in progress the ratings will easily reach 9 or 10 in the near future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We only stayed because the driver was tired & because we needed a KOA night - big mistakes. Since Jan 2005, it's no longer Idaho Falls KOA, but they'll get the benefit of the listings for another year. They haven't replaced any of the signs on roads coming in to identify turns. We had just a W/E hookup out of the trees so the satellites worked, but we are giving up KOA for good - even ones that aren't any more. The front desk was mostly nice, even tho they almost sneered about us wanting a satellite to work - we're fulltimers, not campers! The parking was all on grass; it had rained lately and it was soft. The exit was tight. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Typical, limited space KOA. Be careful that they don't slip a vehicle in behind you as there are two sets of hookups in one pull-through site. Most of the shelves in the store were empty. Possibly more seasonals than overnighters in this park. Convenient to I-15. We camped here in a camper.

Fairly clean but needed a little maintenance. Leaky facuets... We camped here in a camper.

I totally agree with the previous comments. Also...they are located in an industrial area near a railroad track. Avoid if possible. If not possible, look around for a Walmart. We camped here in a camper.

$38.50 per night and no cable and no reception with your antenna. They also charge to use the modem in the office. This is a park with most spaces taken by fulltime renters with run down trailers. The dump is located at the exit and if someone is dumping, you can't get out of the park. Extremely overpriced. Not recommended even for an overnight stay. We camped here in a camper.