This park was clean and well-maintained. They had beautiful grassy areas and it was very family-friendly. The drawbacks were the noise from the highway and the Wi-Fi didn't work too well unless you were close to the office. Great location to visit the sights in the Twin Falls area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed four nights at the Camp Club USA rate of $16. We found the large common grass area refreshing to take an evening walk in the cool July Idaho air. WiFi is perfect. Many local TV stations and dish reception was excellent at 40 degrees elevation and 177 degrees for Dish Network sat 110. Close to Twin Falls for all shopping and near Snake River for sight seeing. RV parts and service dealer next door. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park for a short stay in the Twin Falls area. Fairly well kept. Nice area for dogs to run if you don't mind them off-leash. Site was not level but jacks and blocks did the trick. Fairly large trees so if using Sat. ask for one that can see the south. 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.

Lovely little county park two miles from old downtown. Paved level sites are water & electric only, public dump site one mile away. Pit toilet facility, no showers. Friendly and helpful camp host. Nice to see the locals use the day-use area, some even fish in the creek! Hospital helipad next door, but we only heard it once in three days. Look for the "RV Park" sign next to the hospital, or you will end up across the creek in the day use area. Groceries, restaurants, shops and gas within ten minute drive. Good signal for Verizon cell and aircard. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice neat park with a pleasant staff. Great Wi-Fi but the cable was meager. Our site was level. There was some road noise from frequent beet trucks, but that has to be seasonal. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There is nice staff. There is intermittent highway noise for tent camping. It is clean and has all the amenities needed. We camped here in a Tent.

This was probably a great park when RVs were smaller. The sites were very close and narrow. There was trees and shade and an ice cream social in the evening: lots of good things and friendly people. But the sites were small and that puts a damper on the rest of the park, I'm afraid. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were swayed very heavily by reviews for this park over the local KOA even though we have a KOA card. My focus was on the reports of good Wi-Fi. We paid $27 for a w/e site. If you are heading east/west on 84 this park is somewhat out of the way. It is a snap if you are driving 93. The owner and his wife spent a good 20 minutes giving us detailed directions on how to get to the WinnCo grocery store (neat) and then to their park. The turn right to follow 93 south where it joins 30 is an attention getter. We enjoyed this park. It was clean, quiet, and the Wi-Fi worked great. The hot tub was still in operation but we did not use it. We decided to stay over 1 more day as a storm was moving in. We played the Muni golf course nearby, got propane and gas. On second day the Wi-Fi was virtually useless from 5PM to 7:30PM. There were more campers in the park and more users. I called the office and she admitted the system can become overloaded. Other than that I would stay here again. My wife noted that the washers were $1 and dryers were $.75 which she says is a good bargain. If you are headed west continue on hwy 30 to see some great views of water falls and the Snake River. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It is a nice park and has very friendly staff. It is just a quiet place to stay while on the road, do laundry and regroup. The Wifi worked well. The only problem is that this is a farming area and lots of dust in the air while tractors are working the fields. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.