This park was great when we had our family reunion there, they did their best to accomodate us on a last minute change. I would recommend it to anyone with kids. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed one night in September 2005. I wouldn't have wanted to stay longer. Lots of freeway noise, very dusty and felt more like a parking lot or rest area. The water slide had been disconnected and I didn't think the pools looked as clean as I would have liked. Ad had listed a mini golf feature but it was pretty sad looking and we passed on it. Staff was friendly and helpful. A stop over but not a destination. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We found the people to be friendly and the campground shady. The pool was not open when we were there in July of 2004. We have stayed there three times and we feel that it is a reasonable value for the area. We would stay there again as it is very handy and in an area with few places that are close to the highway. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an okay park with not much going on other than the hot springs. I would have given it a higher rating...but am taking off as they sandwich you in like sardines. If you have an awning and a slide out and its busy, forget it. The people in the office are not friendly especially the younger guy with gray hair. The lifeguards yell constantly and never smile, both sort of miserable looking. I'm not sure why the staff seem so miserable, but its sad as the place is not to bad, but then maybe they don't like kids, lol. If you don't have or like kids this park is not for you as the pool is packed, I mean packed, with kids. Lots of babies with diapers and no diapers in the hot springs. You can rent a mat to use in the pool, but most of them come with their own algae or moss growing on them and are pretty torn up. The hot spa is to hot for comfort, almost burning hot and the small spa is okay. I think this might be a better place to stay when its not a holiday weekend. I wouldn't go out of my way to stay here again, and its 15 miles out in the boonies from Twin Falls. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Fairly nice park, lots of grass (you park on the grass) and shade trees. This place has a large swimming pool that is open to the public for a charge so lots of kids and people here that are not camping here. OK for an overnight or for those with families that want to camp and swim in a large pool. Sites a little un-level and sewer connections are uphill a little. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park was a very pleasant surprise. We were just looking for a quick overnight spot, and ended up being sorry we couldn't stay longer! In the middle of sage and pucker brush, this green oasis was a most welcome sight, with tall, lovely shade trees and lots of green, green grass. Motor home sites are on grassy sites in the trees. They have 2 sections of water/electric hookups, and one of full hookups. And a full hook up spot was only 12 bucks!! Behind a wall at the end of the park is a huge (125' x 50') hot springs swimming pool complete with water slide. Also, a spa, hot soak pool, game room, snack bar, and office. There's another large shaded area with 6 or 7 pavilions with bar-b-ques, suitable for large family gatherings. We'll definitely stop here again, on our annual trek from one hang-gliding competition in Carson City, NV to another in Arco, ID. Easy access, also -- one turn off Highway 93, and it's 3 miles straight into the driveway. Peaceful, incredibly quiet -- just a great little place! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed our night at this KOA. Sites seem to have very little privacy, but each has a picnic table and a little shade. Our kids enjoyed the warm, clean pool and the staff was very helpful. They were very accommodating to our early arrival and site change request. Bathrooms were very clean. Campground is definitely a little rustic and not fancy, a great place for a night or two. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We expected good things of this park; however, it turned out to be rather shabby and forlorn. Weeds and dead shrubbery gracing paths with broken lighting led you to a defunct miniature golf course and an algae-ridden pond with two faded pedal boats; both of which were highly touted in the Trailer Life Magazine as nice amenities. The little dining shack in the back had an old man and teenage boy who never came out to see what you might want - they just hung out back in the kitchen telling jokes to each other. There were narrow sites and big trees to dodge around and the overnighters were stuck in the front next to a very noisy highway. A ludicrous hot tub stuck in the back of an old house in a room as small as a closet with no vents or opening windows. The pool had a very strange color to the water so we did not go in. The clerk in the office was very nice and had answered the phone nicely as well. We have spent a lot less for a lot more in many other parks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is located in farm land area away from the Hwy. Nicely landscaped and clean facilities. We enjoyed the local attractions along the Snake River. Not a lot of activities in the park itself, but I was able to ride my bike on paved roads in the area. And they had fresh and free apples, yummmm they were good. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The sites were just okay but my issue was with the help. Telephone person very short and difficult when we were trying to get directions on how to get there. We had been driving around in circles which is not a norm for us. It is a confusing situation and Trailer Life Directory wasn't much help and neither was the woman on the phone. We were only there one night, but it isn't the type of RV park we would stay longer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice clean quiet park. A bit remote to Twin Falls. Gravel sites were not very level. Great Muni Golf course within 5 mi. Great Senior rates of $15.00 for 18 holes. Very good shopping in Twin Falls. We camped here in a Motorhome.