Homedale, Idaho · on the Snake River

Park your rig where the grass stays green.

Full-hookup sites on the river's edge, shaded by mature trees, with a fire pit and a picnic table waiting at every spot. Pull in, ease back, take a load off.

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The park

A quiet, grassy oasis after a day on the road.

"Green, quiet, and well taken care of."

What better way to get in touch with the Snake River than to camp right at its edge? Our grounds run lush and green all season — the sprinklers see to that — with plenty of shade from full-grown trees and long pull-thru sites that make setup a snap.

Riverfront spots sit on concrete slabs; the rest park on soft grass. Either way you'll have full hookups, room to walk the dog on a leash, and the water just a few steps away. Whether it's a stop along the way or a getaway all its own, there's a spot here for your rig.

What's on site

Everything set up for an easy stay.

Full hookups

Water, sewer, and 30/50-amp electric at every site, with long pull-thru spots for big rigs.

Fire pit & table

An open fire pit waiting for wood and a picnic table at each spot. Bring the marshmallows.

Right on the river

Park close to the bank for quiet water views and fishing — channel catfish run thick in spring.

Restrooms & showers

Clean restrooms and hot showers, kept up by staff who take real pride in the place.

Laundry & Wi-Fi

On-site laundromat, and Wi-Fi throughout — handy whether you're passing through or settling in.

Pets & groups welcome

Dogs on leashes are happy here, and a covered pavilion is ready for group get-togethers.

Our Park

Explore Snake River RV Resort

Relax in This Beautiful and Friendly Environment What better way to get in touch with the natural beauty of The Snake River than to camp out At the rivers edge. Our campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it's along the way or a quick getaway, we have you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.