This is a small, quiet, family oriented park with a long frontage on the river and beautiful mountain scenery behind the park. The sites are gravel and level. There is no sewer, but they have a dump station. Fishing in the river is good with some very big Catfish and they have a fish cleaning station. The owners are very friendly and accommodating. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice small park in a great big gorgeous setting, lots of water frontage with a clean area for fishing and a boat launch. Sunset over the mountains makes you want to stay longer. The park is very clean with level gravel pads and lush grass patios. Owners are exceptionally friendly and helpful. We only stayed one night but will be back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The owners of the park are new to rv park ownership and want to give all their guests a pleasant experience. As we parked there in December, there was no water available at the sites. Park is very nice. The owners are fantastic. We will return. This park is located on the banks of the Snake River. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice setting. Paved roads and sites with plenty of grass. From the site we were in, we had a good view of the river. We have stayed here before and will every chance we get. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice park with a convenient location for folks traveling along I-84. many of the folks in the park were fishermen and judging by the catfish we saw at the fish cleaning station, they were enjoying success on the Snake River. Mosquitoes were a bit of a bother especially during times of calm wind. During our 2 day visit, most all spaces were full including some occupied by large tenting groups which at times were a bit noisy. There are two principle campground sections for RVs. The older Brownlee Loop is much more woodsy with mature vegetation. The newer Catfish Loop is far more exposed and less charming but had bigger sites, an important note since the older section sites required adept maneuvering to back into and many were suitable only for smaller rigs. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

As with all Oregon state parks, this one is another winner! Very large with rolling green lawns, a veritable forest of trees and open sites looking out over the Snake River. There is a huge boat ramp and docks available for boating and fishing on the Snake as well as lots of beach shoreline for bank fishing and just plain wading and walking barefoot. Lots of folks flying kites here over the river from the sites above. This is a very important historical site as well for the Oregon Trail and is chronicled in the park. One can also camp overnight in a teepee or a covered wagon. Beautiful and relaxing place! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Passport America rates. Quiet, tidy, level park with grass. Not crowded; casual dog leashing. Excellent Snake River access for swimming and fishing. Hillsides restrict some satellite TV. There seems to be some competition between Catfish Junction RV and Oasis RV. We have never encountered RV parks abutting each other. One can miss the Oasis park entrance and use the Catfish Junction to turn around in. The Catfish Junction owner doesn't like that. If you fish, you pay 25 cents to use the fish cleaning station at Oasis. If you inadvertently clean your fish at Catfish Junction while staying at Oasis, it costs you $5. Catfish Junction has no sewer but larger shade trees which suggests it has been here longer. Oasis has sewer and smaller trees. Whatever park you stay at, it is a beautiful area. If you have an extra day, cross the Snake River and cruise through Weiser, ID, 10 miles from camp, then drive to Streck Recreation Area, 15 miles from Weiser. You will be able to see your campsite from the other side of the Snake River where the paved road turns to hard pack gravel. We encountered a small swarm of Mormon crickets at the campground, black, and two inches long. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed overnight here. The owner was helpful and friendly. Don't make the mistake of missing the entrance and turn into the next door park as the owner/operator of that park is a complete jerk. The Oasis is very clean and well organized and we would definitely stay again, maybe longer. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice park, very nice owner family. If you like to have the Snake River right in your front (or back) yard, this is the place to stay. Close doors and windows though (bugs). Bring enough groceries, this park is far away from the next village. Great rates (Passport America). We camped here in a Motorhome.