Overnight stop between Twin Falls and Salt Lake area

nevadanick wrote:
Curlew national grassland is 7 miles from Snowville.

+1 for Curlew. Just a short drive north of snowville.

We have stayed in the parking lot across from the Flying J in Snowville. It was closed for awhile but is back open and there is very little truck traffic there. We park towards the back on the north side and have never been bothered by trucks. Also, a couple of very good family restaurants are just north of the parking lot.

Curlew national grassland is 7 miles from Snowville.

We stayed overnight in one of the rest areas on I84 between Twin Falls and Snowville on one of our trips, and would do it again if needed. Lots of truckers and a few other RV'rs staying overnight, lot of parking. Head over to Idaho Rest Stops for a map.

We've stayed at Lottie Dell many times in the past, and the price was right at $20. We recommended it to my brother; he subsequently stopped there one night and found they were charging $30. So much for an inexpensive over-nighter.

Can't recall the campground name right now, but it's near the Idaho/Utah border. Not noisy, not fancy not much of anything other then clean. Check-in was at a Restaurant. But it was cheap...

I've also stayed at one south of Twin Falls (Twin Falls 93 RV Park), only problem was going through Twin Falls, each way, to get back to I-84

bobsallyh,

Thank you for the suggestion. While it sounds almost perfect, I am looking for something along hwy 84 without having to detour too far.
A good one to remember though if I am ever on I-86.

Steve

If you don't need hook-ups, American Falls. Exit 40 I-86, take Rt. 39 thru town towards Aberdeen. On the right just after going across the bridge is the Bureau of Reclamation bldg. There is a huge driveway on the north side of building that goes into a huge grael lot. Picnic tables. 14 day free. Nice and level. We usually do several nights there and there is a boat ramp.