I wrote a positive review of this park many years ago. I…read morestayed again last week and to be fair, nothing has changed with the service and cleanliness. But these days be prepared for culture war as the Trump flags and signs now flood the park. Hey, it's a trailer park in Idaho...

Our truck broke down in Ontario and the friendly helpful owner let us stay in the overflow site in…read morefront of his mother-in-laws house. Facilities were clean and well maintained.

Great resort right next to snake river! Amazing service! This place is one of the best RV resorts…read morewe have stayed.

Beautiful campground, great staff, we had a great trip and we plan to come back. Great location tooread more

It's a nice park in a beautiful location on the reservoir. BUT- they need to do something about…read morethe mosquitoes and other small biting insects! We couldn't leave our trailer without dousing in mosquito spray and still got bites!

Very nice well kept state camp ground w/ views of the river. Also carpeted w/ sunflowers in the…read morefall.

Oh man, oh man, oh man--all of the heart eyes! (Not the easiest thing in the world to get to, but…read morelike a hidden treasure, once you find it, the hunt is so worth it!) How to get there(ish): 1. Head up ID 55 like you're going towards McCall 2. Hang a right on Banks Lowman Highway 3. Drive for 28 miles and then you'll see Pine Flats Campground on the right 4. (Now getting to the hot springs is a bit tricky. Side note: I definitely would NOT recommend attempting this in snowy weather, that just would not be smart or safe.) Anyways, you're going to take a trail that runs sort of by the river and is towards the rightmost part of the campground. You'll walk for what I assume to be a quarter mile, and then voila! You'll arrive at a beach along the river with massive boulders and pools stacked against the hillside (this is all natural by the way)! The Campground: Parking is $5/day, and I am not sure about the cost of overnight camping as we only made a day trip here. They have one bathroom here, and, well, it's totally a public park bathroom. The Views: We went on an October weekend, so we had a view that combined all things beautiful that Idaho has to offer in one--snow on mountains in the distance, lush green hills, stunning fall foliage, a rushing river running along the hot springs, and clean mountain air. The Hot Springs: A good amount of the pools of water were warm and I would only recommend sitting in them if the weather is above 80 degrees, or else you'll get chilly real quick. But for the most part, they were toasty, especially if you sat underneath the ones with waterfalls--those will heat you right up! Pro Tip(s): 1. Make sure you have more than enough gas in your car--you're out of service up here and out of luck if you run out of gas. 2. Bring a big water bottle! Sitting in hot water will dehydrate ya real quick.

For anyone feeling super adventurous and spontaneous. Maybe even wanting to just get out and…read moreexperience something new this beginning of spring Pine Flats is definitely the perfect spot. When you arrive it can be a little confusing but don't be overwhelmed with the long walking trail! Overall our experience for first timers was great. We did have to walk a little and if your a first timer also like us you may want to be ready with some hiking shoes, warm clothes/swimming clothes if your using the hot springs and a happy motivation(: The hot springs pool overall is pretty smaller then expected but good maybe for couples if you need a nice date idea. The temperature is perfect if you land in the right spot. (Lower ones are better) would we do this again ? 10/10 yes.

July 2021, 2 nights. Justin is a gem! Super nice to his…read moreguests and his staff is helpful. Park is well maintained, gravel pull throughs with grass & picnic table at each site. We used the community BBQ, just a quick walk from our site. The showers are GREAT, lots of water pressure. Recommend this Park, if you are a light sleeper, bring earplugs, you won't hear the Highway.

Country Corners RV Park is a nice RV Park. We stayed 4 nights here. We like all the trees and green…read morespaces, the pull through spaces, the new river rock like stone throughout the park. They have a very nice picnic area with 2 grills, firewood, and picnic tables. The spaces are fairly long, not too wide, but we had enough room to put out all of our slides. We had a grassy area to the right with a picnic table and a nice tree for some shade in the heat of the day. There is a nice area for tents. There are two restrooms and 8 private showers. All of the staff were nice as were the other campers. No issues with loud noise at all. We will definitely stay again when our travels bring us this way. Around the area....shopping and anything you might need is in Boise about a half hour away. We went to Lucky Peak State Park. It has a river, a lake and a dam, and a nice sandy beach. There's a nice grassy area at the park with tables for picnics. The drive is beautiful and not too long. Majestic mountain views.

First time at Sage Hen! We got here Friday afternoon at 2, the exact time to check in at the camp…read moresite. It's not really a far drive out (approximately just 2 hrs) but the rough road which started I think at Ola, Idaho made it long (about an hour; pls note we are pulling a trailer). Beautiful campground with a thick forest & wide lake! They have great bike trail/hiking trail along the river, not paved but it's an easy one that our 10 year old can follow! We also explored the oh so green forest! We did kayak in the river & swam. The lake is clean, several beach spots but not sandy, just muddy. Boats can only have a speed limit of 15mh, I think the river is just meant for a fishing boats, kayaks or paddle boards though there was a boat there that drove more than 15 mph. They have few camp sites so you need to reserve months in advance, husband did in February. No cell service & no internet/wifi was a plus, I think camping is meant to be like that, we disconnect to connect! No electricity, water & sewer hook ups, but we only stayed for 3 days & 2 nights that we were able to exhaust our water just right & filled our sewer just right. Overall a great camp out! We will definitely visit again!

One space only 20 amp electrical service, and I got it. There are 30 and 50 amp pedestals…read moreavailable. Four spaces no sewer, they're normally saved for overnighters. Electricity isn't metered. Water pressure is good and tastes good to me. Monthly renters are asked to water the grass at their site. I use a timer to shut the water off after a few minutes automatically. This was the only place I could find space in the area when I made my reservation many weeks ago, and they made space for three RVs while we're working in the area. $450/month. Fact is they could have simply said "Sorry, no monthlies" at the time, but they didn't. Everyone else in the Ontario area just told us "no space". The owners are very nice and responsive. When I had a problem with the electricity (the breaker tripped for the circuit my space was at, I'm not sure why) at almost 10pm, they answered the phone (they never told me when I checked in that they would answer the phone day or night, and they deserve recognition for being available and responsive) and resolved the issue quickly. That and other things have changed my original review and brought my rating up.

Small irregular sites. People parked so driving through was difficult. Nobody on duty when we…read morearrived and it wasn't late. Our site was occupied by the neighbors truck. Wasn't worth the hassle to complain since the site wasn't expensive. Ate the charge and drove down the road to Vale Valley RV Park. Know better next time.

Beautiful location as view. The lower rim of the campsites were spacious and would be a nice place…read moreto camp. Our campsite, middle rim, was thriving with goat heads, they hadn't dried out yet so they weren't too much of a nuisance, however we could not bring out pups here late in the season. Middle rim spaces were pretty small also. Definitely a spring campsite since shad will be lacking (the trees seem to be struggling).

Very reasonable camping with RV dump!…read more Recommend onsite management. Having a person of authority drive through park at dark and early in the morning would increase the safety and security of the campers, due to unauthorized squatters using facilities and just creeping around. Trash cans and pet cleanup stations would be awesome scattered around as well. Place Signs and with onsite management the enforcement of dogs on leash would be great.

This is a favorite campground for my family. It is out of town, quiet, and beautiful! There isn't…read moreinternet service unless you bring you own but it's a great place to unplug and relax!!

After returning yesterday, 5/24/25, I have "concluded" that Robie Creek needs a minimum lake level…read moreof about 3040 to be able to launch from the paved ramp and utilize the courtesy docks for a vessel.

We spent two afternoons here fishing and playing! The highlight was sitting at the edge of the dock…read moretrying to catch some fish! It is absolutely beautiful out on the lake, and the views can't be beat. Here are some thoughts/recommendations for your visit: -The dock is NOT the place to fish with young children. It sways back and forth and kids are likely to fall in if they aren't watched carefully! Also be careful- there is lots of bird and deer poop on the dock! -It's hard to guess what might make the fish bite. Salmon eggs seemed to attract the most fish, but we still only caught one. We tried worms and fishing cheese as well. -The playground is really fun for kids, but the grassy area is filled with poop that make it hard to walk safely -The parking is so close to the lake, which was awesome!! Overall, we really enjoyed our experience here, and would recommend a visit! It's not a terribly far drive from Boise, either.