Twin Falls - Jerome KOA Holiday

We stayed during the week after kids had gone back to school. We were right next to the playground which wasn’t used. Made our site almost twice the size of a typical site. Decent laundry room. Has entertainment for kids. Playground, corn hole and a few other activities. Close to Shoshone Falls, which is a must see. Close to all amenities. Our rig and truck barely fit on the site and one of our tires was on the grass about 3 inches. Got reprimanded for that. Decent store onsite.

They had lots to offer for the kids to do: gocarts, pool, ice cream social, mining, playground. The store was well stocked and the staff were very friendly. The spots are very cramped together though - with only a railroad tie separating the two. Two rigs can not put their awning out at the same time. Lots of trees and shade. The showers and bathrooms were clean.

I will begin by saying that KOA has become our go to when we are paying for a spot overnight. They are usually very similar in the easy in and easy out. We arrived early and were allowed check in. Staff was extremely welcoming, (which is always appreciated after a long day of travel) hassle free check in process. Escort to site. Amenities were clean and well taken care of. They have an ice cream social that we missed, another bonus after driving all day. Would return if in the area. The only con was an abundance of song sparrows that make their presence very known pretty early, if one is sensitive to noise. FYI closest gas station is excellent for RV. Has an RV lane on the trucker side with a lot of space around.

We were misled with the low price listed on the Campendium website, but ended up staying anyway and were very glad we did. We picked up things we wanted from the camp store such as souvenir sweatshirt and gifts, things to cook hotdogs, and drinks. The bathrooms are individual rooms that contain a sink and hot shower. There is a laundry room, pool, playground, outdoor game area, indoor family room to play games or watch a movie, purpose, and dump station. They even sell fresh scooped ice cream. The electric and water hookups worked perfectly. The spots each have a fire ring (wood is available on site), picnic tables, grassy area, and ours had a lamppost. There is a night registration area outside for when the office is closed. We would definitely stay again.

Winter Mode; office closed.
I was a drop-in due to changing weather did not want to be locked into a deposit.
- - Maybe my experience could have been more positive if I had used the reservation system.- -

With office closed arrivals use the Night Check-in Booth.
There is only one small hard to find/read sheet of paper telling you how to proceed.
Step One 'pick a site from the list below' then 'mark it off the list'.

Well list was 10-days out-of-date. So it was a game of chance on picking a site with the risk being a late night wake-up for picking a current date reserved site.

Very un-Professional operation.
I checked "will stay again" due to location NOT how the place is managed.

This was a good take off point for bicycle riding (20+ miles) as well as driving into town to take advantage of Snake River opportunities. The road next to camp was busy.

We had what was called a shared site. It was ok, and would depend on who you shared with. We had an overwatered grass area. (ie muddy). Most of campground was dirt roads, consequently the bathroom floors were either dirty or muddy in case someone showered. They were cleaned daily.

Exception wifi.

Nicely kept older park. Great management, Gave puppy treats on check in. Nightly ice cream which we missed out on. We were on the outside row and noise was not an issue. Nice pool, restrooms and shower facilities. Only very slight issue was that they oiled the roads which was great for keeping dust down but did track some oil into the Trailer on the dogs feet. Price paid a bit on the high side