Came across this rv campground as we were driving to Sun Valley. No reservation but one spot was available. Owners very helpful and friendly. Full hook ups. No cell service but internet if you sit on the office porch where the river view is spectacular. Previous review is a great summary. Be sure and read that. I give it the highest r...moreCame across this rv campground as we were driving to Sun Valley. No reservation but one spot was available. Owners very helpful and friendly. Full hook ups. No cell service but internet if you sit on the office porch where the river view is spectacular. Previous review is a great summary. Be sure and read that. I give it the highest ratings.

This is the same property as The Village at North Fork, but the riverfront sites and the lodge are on the south side of the North Fork, and the non-riverfront sites and the store and gas station are across the bridge on the north side. If you're staying in these riverfront sites, park here and walk across the bridge to the store to che...moreThis is the same property as The Village at North Fork, but the riverfront sites and the lodge are on the south side of the North Fork, and the non-riverfront sites and the store and gas station are across the bridge on the north side. If you're staying in these riverfront sites, park here and walk across the bridge to the store to check in.The riverfront back-in sites were in an absolutely beautiful location, right on the bank of the Salmon River. These were the only six sites on this side of the bridge. They were well-packed gravel, level, and had full hookups.It was very serene, and there was always the sound of the fast-moving river. There was no Verizon cell service, but there was a 3G (data only - no voice) signal from a network extender (effectively a private cell tower that runs off the business' broadband network), and the campground wifi that came to life after the owner rebooted it. The data speed of both was adequate for email and web pages.The campsites were not shielded from the highway, and passing traffic was noisy with the sound reflected off the rock on the other side, but thankfully traffic was light, and almost non-existent at night.The store had gas at a good price, propane, and a few groceries. It would be best to come fully provisioned. There was also a post office.There was a paved and then excellent gravel road that led from the store, downstream along the bank of the Salmon River. I drove along it for 25 miles, with spectacular views of the river and rapids, past where Lewis and Clark abandoned their attempt to paddle downstream to the Columbia and returned to buy horses from the Shoshone.