Ryan and his son David are great! Easy going and very customer service oriented. Loved the…read moremachines and overall a good trip. One thing I would like to point out is we flipped the UTV in the middle of BFE......zero chance you can flip it back with two people. No cell service. Hit the oh shit button beacon. Ryan came out to get us and flip the machine back over. We were off and on our way. That is something special. Oh and don't get cocky with these things. I have been on four wheelers and dirt bikes my whole life. You get comfortable and start getting crazy. It will be an expensive day if you crash.... Great place would highly recommend

Best Day Ever.... FUN!…read more Thelma & Louise here looking for an adventure. Ryan is The Man & his wife is pretty great too Rented a 2 seater Polaris UTV for half day. We picked up sandwiches & drinks per Ryan's suggestion. He provided us w/a cooler, maps & GPS so you can't lost! Seriously, we get lost in the bathroom. You can not get lost in the great outdoors, in the beautiful mountains of Idaho. My only regret is my son was not with us. He's up in McCall at sleep away camp. Boy, he will be disappointed he missed this outing. Cruising through mountains, rivers & climbing to high points was a fabulous day. These UTV's are the Rolls Royce of UTV's. Top shelf! Thank you Ryan & Tuff for making life long memories f

My husband and I stayed a week at the sawmill station and loved it. It has beautiful scenery and…read morecentrally located near Stanley and Challis. The people were so nice and helpful. The food was good in the restaurant too and the shakes-- WOW! The customer service was good too. The only draw back were the concrete blocks they have to protect their water spouts, this added a little bit of difficulty backing in. The spaces were large and very level, the water pressure was good too. We will stay here again and would highly recommend it !!!

We loved our visit to The Sawmill Station! It was a great place to stop on our road trip. Staff…read morewere all nice and welcoming as were some of the locals. Riding: Ross the owner was helpful describing trails to take our kids. His directions + the Avenza app had us adventuring on trails for hours both days with dirtbikes and our sxs. Our kids made some core memories adventuring here for sure. The scenery was gorgeous and so fun to explore. Food: As enticed as I was by the other diners delicious looking food I kept seeing throughout our stay, at this point in our trip we really needed to cook the food we had in our trailer. So we didn't utilize the restaurant, except I did get an order of the wings for us to all try. They were delicious, perfectly crisp! We also got our kids vanilla milkshakes after a ride, and those were SUCH a tasty treat. They sell farm fresh eggs in the store and those were great too for our breakfasts, I wish I got another carton before we left. Facilities: The women's restroom was nice and clean, and so was their laundry room. If we're able to do another big road trip with the kids like this, The Sawmill Station is a place we definitely hope to visit again.

What a beautiful place. Staff was super friendly. Food was awesome! We had the Idaho fish and a…read moreburger. Live music at night. Cabins were clean. No complaints.

We had a terrible experience with the customer service at this RV park…read more We had a reservation, but when we got there, there was no one at the office to check in. There was a sign saying to call if they weren't there. So we tried calling on three of our cell phones. No one answered. We waited for 15 minutes and finally decided to just find an empty spot and come back to the office in a bit (hoping someone would show up). Well as soon as we start to park, someone comes up on a golf cart and starts yelling at us. I don't mean politely asking us what we're doing, full on yelling. We explain that no one was at the office and the owner rudely says that there's a sign telling you to call. We explain that we did call several times and no one answered. She then checks her phone and gets kind of embarrassed, realizing she ignored our calls. She got nicer at this point and told us what spot we were in, but it was too late for me. Even if you didn't know what someone is doing, you could be polite about it. The RV park itself is fine but nothing special. The WiFi is awful, so don't expect to really be able to do anything on it. I would never recommend staying here because of the terrible management/customer service and bad check in process.

Moose Crossing RV Park is a scenic park with majestic views of the mountains, good level sites,…read morepristine facilities and very well maintained grounds. The owner, Maryann, is so accommodating and gracious. She escorted me to my site, made sure the hook ups were working and that I was lined up properly for my slide. She even delivered a UPS delivery to my RV! The owners are currently making a number of upgrades to the park and I look forward to seeing the changes when I come through the area again next year. I'll definitely be staying here again. Had excellent cell signals with both Verizon and AT&T. The park does offer complimentary Wifi that is good for checking email and Internet browsing, but as I enjoy streaming movies and music I used my own hot spot connections. Again, this is a great spot to stay a night or longer for an extended stay!

absolutely amazing experience. the rental process is so smooth and Kenn made it so easy. we did the…read morejetskis and wetsuits and had such a fun time he even towed them for us and loaded them in the water! will absolutely be using his services again and recommend everyone.

Did a full day trip with Guide Adam Pennington that took us to Silver creek in Bellevue. This was…read moremy first experience and it was out of this world. Adam met us at the shop On SV road. Drove to Silver creek and spend 6 hours of fun, learning all things Fly fishing, caught many fish, had a provided great sandwich with drinks. The experience was one of a kind... Book our guy Adam and enjoy!

Great fly fishing shop. Stopped in from out of town and Pete was super friendly and helpful on…read morewhere we should explore, fish and camp. Caught two rainbows in the warm springs creek. Thank you, Pete!

This is a great place to take the family to visit! Relive the old days of Dredge mining and get a…read moretour of the dredge. We have been there a number of times and its always interesting. Up the road from the Dredge is Custer, an old mining town with some great history and events during the year. And its just beautiful up there, take some time to hike around and enjoy the great Idaho Outdoors. Not far from Stanley Idaho, and along the Salmon River where you can find hot springs to soak in and lots of areas to camp.

This was a really interesting stop! We added it to our road trip list of places because it was dog…read morefriendly. The staff there was very laid back and kind when we arrived and the history of the site is explained in a pretty engaging way. You can download your own walking tour if you want to listen to the audio, which we did and found it very helpful. I would liken it to alcatraz's self -guided tour. I really appreciate it when they use storytelling to kind of bring locations to life. It's amazing how groundbreaking this place was in the development of a nuclear power and the exhibits are all really well put together in educational without being too scientific or overwhelming. It was really neat and informative and it is definitely worth a stop if you're passing through.

Visiting EBR-1 was such a fun experience!! We didn't do the guided tour, but the gal was super…read morehelpful and sweet. There were some in our group that weren't sure they would enjoy it, but they had a blast looking around and getting immersed in the science and history of EBR-1. EBR-1 is the world's first nuclear power plant, and in December of 1951, it became the first power plant to produce usable electricity - eventually producing enough electricity to fully light the facility. Experimental Breeder Reactor-1 stopped producing nuclear power in 1963, and in 1966 it was declared a National Historic Landmark. I would totally recommend visiting EBR-1! It is lots of fun for all ages :) 10/10