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Nestled in the Treasure Valley right on the Boise River, we are close to many area attractions. Boise RV parks offers a full range of enjoyment for the whole family and facilities for group gatherings. Our friendly and personalized service will be waiting to make your family or group's stay comfortable and enjoyable. We offer clean restroom facilities, hot showers, laundry facilities, river and greenbelt access surrounded by large commons areas.
We have a dump station!
$10.00 per dump (open year round)
V Pull-through, Full Hook-ups
$52.00+tax+fees*= $58.66
RV Back-in Sites,
Water & Power Only, NO SEWER
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$47.00+tax+fees*= 53.26
My mom rents a Spot for her RV @ Boise Riverside RV Park. It is in a Prime Location next to The Boise River and The Greenbelt. The facility could use a few little Upgrades, but it is a very nice Basic RV Park 🏞️🌄! I feel safe there and my mom likes the location! It's near Fred Meyer Hypermarket!
Be careful with these guys, they will charge your credit card extra. I called and was told we signed for 3 months, but we gave plenty of notice that we would only be there for a little over a month. They charge us 300$ non Refundable deposit and 1350$ for a month and 1 week. The park is Nice on one side and a dump on the other. I will never stay here or recommend this place to anyone.
5Gold stars. The staff worker hard to change my dates, three times! They always shuffled others to accommodate our stay in one site for 4 days! The location is excellent for biking and walking the adjacent trail along the Boise River. The location in the city is convenient to services and stores. Gravel drives and sites are broken up by tree islands, so the density doesn’t seem too tight. If we come to Boise we’ll stay here!
We arrived at 7pm on Saturday night and there was no host available and no answer on the after-hours number. Despite having a reservation, our names were not listed and there was no information about the locked laundry, bathroom, and shower facility. This may be a good spot for Rv’s but they definitely do not cater to tents and car camping. There are no assigned sites, just a piece of lawn with no picnic tables nearby. The location is on a noisy and busy street, especially for those looking for dry camp sites since the lot is at the entrance of the propriety. On the positive, the bathroom facility is clean, and the bike path is easily accessible
I’ve stayed here before and probably will again because it’s the most convenient location. That’s the only good part- Beware!
Don’t let them put you at the top or end space of a row. They’ll squeeze someone in next to you in your single sized spot. You’ll be tripping over sewer lines, cords, etc. not a fun experience. They overcharged me a night, and even after showing them my bank statement I can’t get a refund. That was mid October 23 and now we’re mid January 24, 4 months is plenty of time to make it right.
It’s an old park built in the 90’s. It’s dirt/gravel roads w small cement pads for your steps, IF they line up. I’d stay elsewhere, but they’re the only RV park within the city where I needed to be for early morning meetings.
35 miles east is the Mountain Home RV Park. I’d stay there instead unless you need to be right in Boise. It’s a much nicer park.
