Sites are FHU, mostly level, shaded all for $17! Only thing, it fills fast! and cell/internet is iffy, big rig friendly, friendly staff, clean RR/showers; river walk and trails of all kinds ...

We'll will come here again! One-lite town--quaint little farming community; either exit 120 or 121 into Glenn's Ferry, just go S off I-84 to the water-tower and follow the signs; East ~1 mi. This and most Idaho SP honor's Golden Age passes M-R (Thursday), $21 or $10.50 GA. W/E, level, shade, dump station; river views from lower loop. OK for big rigs. Pizzeria has the best hamburgers!

Lovely, (no hook-ups) otherwise a 9! Our 38' 3-slide Moho backed in fine, 2-3 other pull-through sites would have worked as well. Need to release your dinghy first as we got stuck on the end loop (just unhooked, no big deal). Vault restroom was spotless. There's moose and bald eagles, no skeeters (could have been with all the marshes). Located only 4mi NE of Three-Forks, MT. $15, 1/2$ GA. There is cell phone service, so we also had internet. At least drive in to the interpretive site and great picnic!

OK for overnight, $22 (+$1 cable) close to I-84, (exit 120, go L thru underpass, then L -1/2 block). Level, grass, shade (don't pull in too far, the 3-4 overnights are first spaces). One-lite town, quaint little farming community. Better, check out the State Park, 3 Island Crossing. State Park (W/E) and dump station for $21. ID State Parks honor Golden Age pass on weekdays--($10.50 M-R [Thursday]).

Our price was senior/Sams. I ditto the other reviews; WIFI is excellent, dog park is excellent and owners are excellent, sites long enough, narrow, but room for slides both way. We enjoyed our time here, would stay longer, but sites are full for weekend. You may need weekend reservations!

NICE park! Back to back sites, no issues with other residents nor pets as we were told pets must be leashed, in fact while walking our dogs in the park, at least 3 residents spoke first to us. Level, paved sites, nicely landscaped and wide. Several Executives and Prevosts in park, so it can't be too bad! Excellent rate for amenities, lack of TV reception was only drawback. When I called, Bill at first told me he had nothing available, then used caller ID to call me right back within 5 minutes when he had a cancellation; he was very friendly.

Tight (even for KOA's) and remote-- but shady. As usual at KOA sewer is extra, TV is extra, WIFI (when available extra)etc; I thought our rate was a bit pricy even for KOA though, without sewer or TV.

NICE..level, partial shade at all sites with 10' lilac bushes to each side (~25' x60') of sites for privacy. Also 40+' shade trees to the back of sites with table and fire rings. Sites face the lake. Golden Age (America the Beautiful) pass honored; 1/2 price is $9. Water, 30A elec, no sewer, but dump station convenient to sites. Restrooms-showers needed TLC but park grounds were emaculate. Boating, fishing, and swim beach are within walk distance. Park for kids and group picnic site. Much better than 'other' campgrounds on river that we toured in area. My computer cell card was very slow-sketchy, but available closer to town if you need it. Accident ruined signs last year, so...from the I-94 bus loop take Hwy 10 (on SW side of I-94 loop) go about 1 mile (its past the G&Fish sign), turn left just after the Diesel repair Shop and in front of the N-S row of houses, you'll being going South; passing just to the West side of the CHS tall silo (easy landmark), cross the RR track (be careful is it a busy RR!) and you are there, its REALLY not that hard, plus big rigs can get turned around most any place in case you take the wrong left like we did!

A North Dakota BEST Kept Secret .. big rig OK, sites are back-in, level, elec, shady, large private sites (~30x50 to 80') w/table and fire ring, near lake, COE (Corp of Engineers) site so Golden Age and (Am the Beautiful) pass is 1/2 price ($8). Restrooms-showers are immaculate as well as park grounds; boating, fishing, swim beach are within walking distance. No water or sewer at sites, but water within area (about 41 sites) and water/dump station at entrance. Take I-94 Bus loop through Valley City, then about middle of town go north on 5th Ave NE, under the magnificent Hi-line RR Bridge (this is an all-round cool little town! and area ... with lots to see for a couple-three days), then stay on County Rd 21 (paved) for ~10 mile;, at the crest of Hill with the brown-white sign, turn left (West), then right (North) about 1/4 mile further. Cross the bridge; Yes, big rigs can get past the swim area, and turn North and past the restrooms-showers on that one-way road--thats where you want to be! Tell Dorothy HI, she's a peach! B'Wile'D evadu@yahoo.com

A North Dakota BEST Kept Secret .. big rig pull-through sites, level, elec, (about 10 sites) mostly sunny with view, large sites w/table and fire ring, near lake, COE (Corp of Engineers) site so Golden Age and (Am the Beautiful) pass is 1/2 price ($8). Restrooms-showers are immaculate as well as park grounds; boating, fishing, swim beach. No water or sewer at sites, Take I-94 Bus loop through Valley City, then about middle of town go north on 5th Ave NE, under the magnificent Hi-line RR Bridge (this is an all-round cool little town! and area ... with lots to see for a couple-three days), then fork to left on County Rd 19 (paved) for ~10 miles. Turn right into campground before Bald-hill dam. (If Reimen is full, although its gravel road, even a big rig could go through campground and East for ~3-4 miles and hit County Rd 21 to Eggerts Landing where is about 40 camp sites) B'Wile'D evadu@yahoo.com

Friendly staff!! (so nice after snowbird 'destination' parks attitude). Pool not open yet, we are still 'off season.' Grassy sites, large rig pull-throughs, shade. Quiet, south of town park with beautiful prairie-sage and mountain views, star-gazing. Definitely we'll be here again as we travel this route in our great land! If there is a down-side it's only that this park is small and in a small town so one wouldn't stay here for a month or more. ATV trail to the mountain just out the back door, but we didn't have an ATV so I can't attest to that.

We stayed here in a pinch during a snow. After-hour check-in, but the very friendly owner (lives on-site) came over to welcome us. Pool not open but I did check out the showers and bathrooms ...very clean. Large shaded (in season!!) sites w/picnic table, camp had been plowed nicely so we could maneuver our 40' rig. (the 'other Kamp' across the street WAS NOT plowed well and we nearly failed to maneuver out of it in the darkness.) Easy in/out; we didn't use the hook-ups (water would've frozen and too tired for cable). We'll be back to enjoy a SUMMER visit here!

Camper review below (rated it a 1) needs more practice; they'll change their mind after 30 or so parks. BIG, grassy, level sites, pool, spa, tennis court at a VERY Reasonable $25. Laundry/restrooms are immaculate. WIFI is iffy, unless you're in direct line w/office-MiniMart (54, 13, 14, etc) tell them when you reserve that YOU NEED WIFI-(not good IN Office, but I got it out front). I found the hostess very amiable, maintenance personnel were jovial and busy (maybe camper's attitude played a part in the RUDENESS) Had NO trouble w/power, or night-time sprinklers (the office tells you they water at night). Try the hot-tub the 1st night (not the 3rd night like we did..NICE and bubbly! Truly not a 'destination' park (like AZ with game-rooms, activities, etc) but perfectly comfortable day or week while you tour the area redwoods, bay, etc. The mexican restaurant next door (Fiesta Grill) is an 11 our of 10!!! WONDERFUL, don't miss it! Walk over to a special 'fresh fruit margarita and chimi they are HUGE.

Average, small sites (not room for awning), gravel park. OK for the night. Cable TV is only 12 or so channels, (tricky approach into, so ask for directions when reserving) Once again I told them I needed WIFI at reservation so they accommodated us with a site directly across from office; they do have DSL and dial-up in lounge. No pool, etc. Dog friendly.

Park for the price is OK, Pay WIFI is $3.00/day. Long 60' pull-through for overnighters (no need to unhook the dingy). Nothing special,gravel semi-level; but a place to lay your head in Mojave [Edwards Air FOrce Base(pop 3500)].There is laundry, but I didn't use it.

Quiet, large sites, out-of-the-way park for those willing to take just a 6-mile detour from major routes. TV but can't remember cable or local channels. They encourage you to wash your rigs! We didn't use the pool, but it was busy. The State Park is within walking distance and is very beautiful. We'll surely stay there again if we return to the area.

True Wyoming experience, the lake is the 'swimming pool'. Fish, boat, dive or just watch from your site. Established sites have fire pits and tables, or you may park anywhere for $6 a night, including the South end of lake. Pit toilets, no showers but very rarely crowded.

Older park, but nicely kept. Year-round residents (older rigs) could use a little clean-up but weekly-nightly sites are more to the front of park. Our site was very small, Wi-Fi was about $2.50/24-hr service and fast. Managers were friendly and helpful.

New, nice State Park. No site sewer, but dump station in park. Easy 20-minutes to Zion. Immaculate restroom/showers. No shade, we didn't fish but it must be good; other people and boats stayed out through an all-day rain. Beautiful red rocks backed by snow-capped mtns. No view of reservoir as campground is lower than reservoir. ATV site near, not right at campground. Covered tables with firepits, asphalt and fairly level sites. This park allows for larger RV's than Quail, so we chose this park instead.

Monthly rate for amenities was best in area, can't verify 'nightly' rate. Newer park, very little landscaping, lots of activities. Nice laundry (too few machines for park size though), billiards-game room, jacuzzi, exercise room and pool. Immaculate showers/restrooms. WI-FI reception at site was 'iffy' at times, Free DSL in computer room though. Sites are wide enough for awning, not much more; especially if your neighbor has slide-out. Residents were friendly, managers should take lessons. * UPDATE 10/07/07 * WIFI no longer free and new owners, new managers (more friendly).

They don't 'scam' (increase prices) during Sturgis week. No shade, no WI-FI are the only down-sides to the camp. Easy pull-thru's. We've stayed there two years during Sturgis week. Pool was chilly.