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Didn’t know what the negative reviewers were talking about. Paved sites! A rare find out west in my experience. Nice staff, very well maintained and really well priced. Laundry room is very clean with well maintained washers and dryers. And only $1.25 a load. What a bargain. Would come back in a heartbeat!

Nice RV park. Trees and nice view. Very clean and well maintained. Sites are level. Our pull through site was single but looks like many are doubles. Great location close to interstate for an overnight stay on our travels from north Idaho to Arizona. Close to town and restaurants. Very helpful and friendly staff. Would definitely stay here again. Neighboring mobile home park well maintained

Stayed one night. Park looked well maintained, facilities are nice and in working order. The layout of the park is different because almost all of the pull through spaces provided, you have an RV at the front of the space, and another RV to park behind that. They are pull through on the same direction so whoever gets the back space is now blocked in if they need to leave with their vehicle but keep their travel trailer dropped. But we would stay again if ever back in the area.

Lovely trees-pleasant front desk-paved level sites. Would stay here again. Close to Museum of Clean & restaurants.

This park is perfectly fine. The spaces are compact but fairly level. The restrooms are super clean, which is very important to me. Also the laundry facilities were clean and the best price I've found anywhere on our travels.

There are very few choices in Pocatello. For an overnight on your way to Yellowstone, the Cowboy is OK if you get one of the six spaces they have. Space is tight. The overflow area in the mobile home park is skeezy looking, with many mobile homes is disrepair. The place feels unsafe!
However, if you you stop in Pocatello, do visit the museum of clean. Don is a hoot, and his museum is the only one like it. A must see on your way to Yellowstone!

Arrived at 5:30 PM and found it closed. You could find a fee envelope to give them money but nothing about the code to use the showers, bathrooms, laundry or get access to the Internet. 38 dollars better than Walmart? I don't think so!!!!

Why oh why, especially out west where there is room to spare, do these rv parks have to cram you in like you might expect in downtown Manhattan? The dumpster was overflowing and the wifi wasn't working. The laundry dryer caused problems. Our pad wasn't level, even with the rear jacks fully extended we couldn't level the rig. I calculate 85% of the spaces were permanent residents. At $33/night we got hook ups. Period. Would I stay here again? Is there anything better in Pocatello? If so, no. We camped one night in a motorhome.