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At the Airport
The park is next to a six complex baseball field and also has a greenbelt that is 6.5miles paved for residents and visitors to commute, travel, exercise, and play in variety of ways. 55 acres of fishing water-skiing, and swimming. 18 hole championship golf course, professional staff will answer all of your golfing questions as well as offer friendly pointers to help your game out.
18-RV hookups $20.00 per night 14 day maximum limit
In a case of an emergency please call (208)785-8600 Mon-Thurs. 8am-5pm Friday 8am-1pm closed on weekends. After hours call (208)785-1234
Winter months closed from October 10 – April 7
Summer months open on April 8 – October 7
RV Park will be limited the second week in July for a baseball tournament
RESERVATIONS: Can be paid cash on site at our drop box after 1:30 pm. By card @ www.cityofblackfoot.org No online reservations from 1:30pm-9 pm
ONLINE UPDATES ARE FROM 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM UPDATES WILL BE POSTED AT RV SITE. AFTER BEING POSTED RV SPOTS WILL BE FIRST COME FIRST
I would not recommend making reservations here.
Web site wouldn’t work so I called & the lady took my info & charged my CC $70 for 2 nights. We got here & found the “pay station” with envelopes to pay $20 per night. I feel ripped off! I should get a refund of $30.
The restrooms were filthy. Water & elec were ok. No picnic table. There were maybe 6 for the whole “park”.
Web site says dump station is at fire dept so we went to find it on our way to Walmart (after unhooking). Glad we did. Finally found where it WAS, behind a couple fire trucks with a sign that a new one is behind the rec dept. at the rv park.
The dog park nearby is nice. The area seems quiet even with the little airport.
Stayed here twice on our way to and from Montana. It is a nice little park and super convenient. I'm not sure it's worth the $35 for not full hookups, but the dump is convenient now that they opened it at the park, and it's free. My issue was that there is no one actually monitoring these sites. They have reserved signs, but no one actually flips them. One of the campers on our first stop stole our picnic table for their site so that they could have 2, which was not nice, and it was still in that same spot when we returned a week later. On our return trip, there was a baseball tournament going on, and someone was actually in our spot and hooked up. We tried to call, but it was after hours, so who do we complain to. We shouldn't have to confront someone. I think if the signs had been utilized, this might not have been an issue, but either way, they need to have an after hours number for problems that might come up. We sat there long enough that the guy came over and said, "I'll move, I'm assuming this is your spot." Then, he proceeded to go take another spot and set up a slip and slide and pools using the free water since I'm sure he didn't actually pay for a site. If you are going to offer a park like this and charge, then someone needs to be monitoring it. Also, there were people dry camping there even though it is "against the rules."
Made a reservation for this park on the city website and it was great. Only water and power available, and the closest dump stations is a Love’s in Idaho Falls (if you’re headed north).
Went and ate at Tommy Vaughn’s just down the road, best chicken fried steak you’ll ever have and the Walmart is close by if you need supplies. The WWII and Vietnam era tanks in the park were cool as well! Pretty quiet and felt safe in the area. Wouldn’t hesitate staying here again.
