Camping in Rock Springs, Wy--Twin Falls Idaho--Bend Oregon

In Twin Falls, we have used both Rock Creek County Park and the fairgrounds in Filer. A heads up about the fairgrounds. If there is big event going on they usually don't rent out RV sites.

We've stayed at the Rock Springs/Green River KOA along side of Interstate 80 between the two cities. It's a no-frills, overnight stop, unshaded, gravel lot with full hookups. They have a small store and propane-fill service. Worked fine for 1 night. Easy-in, easy-out, easy back on I80 or US191.

Ed

Boise Stage Stop is a good overnighter. 43.383903, -115.999693

obgraham wrote:
Three Island Crossing at Glenns Ferry is a really nice park.

Very nice. Just up the road is a small private park.

Snowville UT has a nice private park with a driving range.

Milner Historic Rec Area on the Snake in Burley is just east of Twin Falls, and one of the nicest boondock camps I've ever visited. Right on the river, quiet, beautiful. Looks like OP would be driving right by there.

WalMart in Rock Springs, I have stayed there about 12 nights.

I've stayed at the County Fairgrounds in Twin Falls, also. Good, cheap overnight, no frills place, and pretty quiet.

Also, between Twin Falls and Boise, Bruneau Dunes State Park is really quiet, and Three Island Crossing at Glenns Ferry is a really nice park.

We stayed at the Sweetwater Events Complex in Rock Springs and it was fine. In Twin Falls, we stayed at the Twin Falls County Fairgrounds - also OK. If I recall, there was something going on in Bend and nothing available in the area - we drove a longer day and stayed elsewhere.

Rob