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

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.

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!

Don't let the reviews deter you, it almost deterred us but I'm glad we stopped at this campground,…read moreladies on the front desk were helpful, the campground was well taken care of, grass was trimmed, no loud neighbors, showers were clean, I don't know why there are bad reviews we enjoyed it

I have to say I am shocked. The other reviews are ridiculous and inaccurate. It feels as though a…read moregroup of people all ganged together to bully the campground owners or staff. We stopped in the past week as we passed through the Boise area. It was a late day and we needed to get a late reservation. We called, they answered promptly and were very very accommodating. The prices were so fair... a little low, if you ask me. The park was delightful and clean. There was no trash blowing around, the grass was properly cut, the drives / spots were well-lit and marked. It was fantastic. We had a very convenient spot that was a pull through. We have a rather long rig, no problems getting adjusted. The ground was level, it was a breeze! Please take into consideration the timing of some of the previous reviews seems suspicious to me. Give them a chance... we highly recommend (see my other 500+ reviews, I don't just hand out 5-stars for any reason). Thanks again to the owners and staff! We look forward to stopping at the Caldwell RV park when we go through Idaho next time!

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.

Love this interesting park full of things to do!…read more You can park outside the park for free and walk or pay a few bucks for car entry. Dog friendly! There's walks along the water which has great views. You can also cross the bridge and do some hikes in the valley. Plenty of benches, picnic tables, and bathrooms. The hieroglyphic rocks were pretty cool but most are hard to see due to erosion over the years. We came in the winter so the park was almost empty! Must visit if you've never been. Great park for kids and pets.

Beautiful spot on the Snake River. Not crowded. Dog-friendly and lots of birding opportunities.read more

Amazing RV park Club house is relaxing!…read more Social events are a great way to meet the locals. Laundry area and showers are up dated a very clean.

We had truck problems while traveling through Boise. They had one spot available and got us in…read moreright away so we could take our vehicle to the shop for repairs. They worked with us because we didn't know how long it would take to get our truck back, penciling us in the reservations until we could confirm if we were staying or leaving. It is noisy because of the traffic, but the staff made it a fantastic stay.

We pulled in after a long day of driving, paid $40 cash and found one spot. After walking around,…read morethis place was no more than a homeless encampment. Couldn't find the campground host to get our money back. Couldn't use the pic-nic table because it had six cats on it. Human excrement on the walls of the bathroom. Locals drive in and out all night long using the laundry facilities. This place was so bad that I called the State of Oregon Health Department to make complaint. STAY CLEAR OF THIS PLACE!

I can't say I have extremely high standards for independently-owned campgrounds in the middle of…read morenowhere but I was very pleasantly surprised at Country Campground. First of all, George, the guy i talked to on the phone ("come on down, bring all your friends! $7 per car."), who took my money, gave me a free pen, gave me some discarded cardboard to help me build a fire, and showed me where the bathroom was, was very friendly and helpful. You know those customer service experiences where you find yourself smiling minutes after you've finished talking? It was like that. This place was about a 15 minute drive from I-80 and yet it feels as though it was hours away from civilization (could have sworn I heard "Dueling Banjos" being played as we drove down the long gravel road). We were treated to both a beautiful sunset and sunrise and there was an adorable babbling brook nearby. We were tent camping on what I'm pretty sure was someone's front lawn but when it got dark we could have been deep in the forest, it was so quiet and peaceful. Every inch of our un-bug-sprayed-exposed skin got bit my mosquitoes, though I think that was due in part to our choosing to be so close to the water. The inhabitants of the campgrounds looked like permanent residents, there were about 8 or so RVs that looked like they hadn't been moved in a while. They probably don't have very many tent campers, because there were only 2 fire pits. The bathroom was really clean (if a little old and decrepit) and heated! Totally private shower. If you find yourself looking for a motel alternative in Eastern Oregon, this is a really good one. Bring the bug spray!

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.

No no on ever level staff suck and smells like cigarettes! Pool and hot tub almost killed me with…read morethe mis use of chemicals. So many full time people and everything is filthy!!!

Stayed one night. Very clean and convenient. Only issue was the showers weren't open at the…read moreoffice so had to use showers next to the pool. The water was not hot, which was, of course, unpleasant. Otherwise a very nice place to stay.