SnakeRiverHideout.com

Really Enjoyed Our Stay Here at The Snake River Hideout. Very Nice and Quiet Place with Plenty of Room For Our 5th Wheel. Clean Laundry Room and The Staff Are Friendly. Can't Wait To Come Back Next Year!

We recently stayed here for a trip to Yellowstone, which is about 1.5 hours by car. The drive was easy and no problem at all. We absolutely loved our stay here! The new owners are super nice and welcoming. Upon arrival my husband and I were Instantly impressed with the space between rv sites. I really dislike when rv resorts shove as many people in as possible, leaving little to no privacy. We had plenty of space and didn’t feel cramped at all. Super cute and charming atmosphere, all while being quite and cozy. During our 2 weeks road trip, snake river hideout was one of our favorite spots. We will definitely be staying here again if we travel through. Definitely worth a stay here

Owners/hosts are very accommodating and communicate well. The park has had a lot of renovations and looks very nice. The freeway is close-ish but not distracting or annoying. It's obviously maintained very well here. Has a dedicated and clean coin-op laundry room on site. Great location near Yellowstone, Idaho Falls, and Rexburg. I highly recommend staying here. Low hassle and high quality.

This was such a fun place to stay. Easy access in and out. The cabin was clean and very well prepared for us. I also loved the interior designing. Comfortable and Clean are 2 of my favorite things. Go try it out you will not be disappointed!

The good: the camp hosts were super nice and gladly helped us get a picnic table when requested. The also have some cute cabins that might be delightful to stay in but we have a camper.nnOur site was level.nnThe rest: ughhhhhh. What happened to the beautiful trees that are shown in the website? I booked a back in site amongst the trees. When we arrived, the camper next to our site had parked too close to the electric box that its slide was touching it and we couldn’t hook up to it. They moved us to a pull through site in the gravel parking lot. We could practically touch our neighbor’s rigs and their sewer pipes were next to our picnic table and the very small space we had for our site.nnThe noise. It’s right next to a highway, a very busy highway. I knew this when booking but figured the trees would dampen the highway noise. Well those trees are GONE. So loud, so early.nnThe roads through the campground could use some attention and have some potholes.nnThere are a lot of full time residents in trailers that have seen much better days.nnI felt very mislead after reading reviews and looking at their website. Their cancellation policy is crazy strict so once we got there we were stuck unless we wanted to lose the money. This campground was expensive! Almost $50/night for a gravel lot next to a highway.nnDo yourself a favor and stay at the RV park up the road if you need to stay in Rexburg. At least they still have their trees.