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Nice RV park with somewhat-level long pull-thru 30 and 50 amp FHU spots. Picnic table. Internal roads good for big rigs. Good wifi. Good Verizon cell coverage. Lots of OTA TV channels. Near town but quiet. Laundry. They also have tent spaces and cabins. Tom (front desk) was wonderful. Very helpful. Don’t miss Museum of Clean; unusual and very funny. We definitely will stay here again… and probably go to the Museum of Clean again as there is so much to see! (Museum of Clean is a Harvest Host site.)

We stayed over the July 4th weekend here and had a great time in Pocatello. The park has nice people at he desk but the sites are small nothing to do at the park. No upgrades were available because its a journey park we were told. mostly permanants with there junk all over. Was good for us and maybe would come again.

Wonderful place to stay overnight. The rv’s are too close to each other. People welcoming and guided us to the site. Everything worked. Would stay overnight again.

To get to the campground you drive thru a residential area. However, it is on the edge of the area & livestock is visible from the campground. It is a very dusty area. We stayed one night so it served our purpose quite well.

Reserved a 30amp backin site. Upon arrival told all backins for permanent. She gave me a 50amo space and since brand new rv I told her no adapter. She gets upset with me and sends me to spot beside road and playground on dirt and in full sun. Place to never return to! I was treated more as an annoyance rather than as a valued KOA Member.

Ok if only an overnight ... not great for pets. Pet walk area only grass they can be on and small 20x30 maybe. No room to run. Sights face each other no privacy. Weeds instead of grass at large sights. Expected gravel sights but needs to be refreshed. Good dog park in Old Town area of Pocatello which we visited. Go an hour out of town headed west Village of Trees RV Park ... very nice campground a lot of grass and trees ... this would be my recommendation.

We stayed here in September 2013 in our travel trailer.
There are no KOA signs at this campground, and I think I read somewhere that it USED to be a KOA.
The host was friendly and I mean her no offense, but wow. I felt dirty staying here. The bathrooms were gross, the camp sites and driveways had dog poop in them. There seemed to be several permanent type residents here and their sites were dumpy and dirty.
With just a little TLC, this could be a beautiful place. I give it two stars only because the host was very nice, and it COULD be a wonderful campground. It has beautiful large trees and the surrounding area is very beautiful.