Waited out snowy passes for 3 days and enjoyed every minute of exploring Boise, bike trails, hiking trails from Riverside RV Park. Staff was friendly and very accommodating to our addition of days added as we waited for the snow storms to abate.Stayed in a full hookup site, think next time will choose power/water only for less expens...moreWaited out snowy passes for 3 days and enjoyed every minute of exploring Boise, bike trails, hiking trails from Riverside RV Park. Staff was friendly and very accommodating to our addition of days added as we waited for the snow storms to abate.Stayed in a full hookup site, think next time will choose power/water only for less expense. Lots of pull through sites with strip of green, picnic table and parking for extra or tow vehicle. Propane available, clean showers, restrooms and laundry. Quiet at night. It's right next to the Boise fairgrounds so I expect it might be not as quiet during fair time.Right next to the fabulous bike path you can bike or walk for miles into Boise, explore the Basque Museum, Art Gallery, History Museum, bakeries, and get your donut fix at Guru Donuts in downtown Boise.

Our rig - 2019 F350 Dually and 2021 Crossroads Cameo 3961MB 5th wheel (40ft long, 8 ft wide, 13.3 feet tall, solar system, 4 slide-outs)We stayed here 6-17 October 2021. We found this park on Campendium. Overall appearance of the park - 3 / 5 The park was clean and well organized, but lacked a little in the landscaping. The sur...moreOur rig - 2019 F350 Dually and 2021 Crossroads Cameo 3961MB 5th wheel (40ft long, 8 ft wide, 13.3 feet tall, solar system, 4 slide-outs)We stayed here 6-17 October 2021. We found this park on Campendium. Overall appearance of the park - 3 / 5 The park was clean and well organized, but lacked a little in the landscaping. The surrounding area was nicer towards the greenbelt though. Most of the park was gravel, and a few sites have a grass strip. The back in sites we stayed at were grassy in the back and sides though, which was nice. Location- The location of the park was excellent. Close to entertainment, shopping, groceries, and recreation.Attractions nearby- Hawk Stadium (Minor league baseball) hiking and biking along the greenbelt, golfing, water activities on the Boise River, and dozens of parks.Amenities nearby- a gas station is across the street, dozens of restaurants are within a mile, grocery stores such as Walmart and Albertsons are down the street, A few RV dealerships, parts, and service shops are within 5 miles. Amenities on site- There is no dedicated dog park but there are open grassy areas. There is a laundry, but no coin machine, and no laundry soap vending. The laundry has a bathroom with showers. Dumpsters are spread out quite a bit, and there's no recycling. Propane is on site. There's also a general store. No pool or spa.Site #2 the site was a back in and was open and partially landscaped, had an uneven dirt pad, and came with a picnic table. Getting into the site was average and far from level for setup with our leveling jacks due to the gentle incline of the site.Hookups included - 50A + 30A + 15A electric, water, no sewer, no cable, and slow wifi. The water was soft and had great pressure. Black tank dump on site - Yes $10 if not a guest. Overall, the dump station was clean but disorganized and somewhat maintained, has a flush hose, and is near the front office which was easy to access. Cell service - Verizon was 3 / 4 bars 4G at our site and speed was good.Starlink - the field of view was clear enough but slightly obstructed by trees to the north. Changing our service location was successful after 2 days due to a recent upgrade. We placed our dish on top of the ladder.Pet policies and amenities - Pets are allowed and typical policies are enforced. Our neighbors left their dogs tied up outside all the time and they were left to get tangled up for hours and defecating next to their camper. Other camper's pets were under control. The grassy area used for the dog park was nicely landscaped, clean, but a trash can and waste bags were not available. Dogs are not allowed in the grassy area near the laundry mat. Staff - Scheduling was done over the phone. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. We were escorted to our site and guided in. Favorite part - Being on the Greenbelt and close to everything.Least favorite part - The poor neighbor's dogs not being attended to.

The good: our site backed into the beautiful greenway, we biked into downtown Boise (about 6 miles) along this gorgeous easy paved path, the bathrooms and laundry area was clean. The bad: ridiculous how tight the sites are, I’ve never camped nor do I ever want to camp this close for that price again (at least we were in no sewer hookup...moreThe good: our site backed into the beautiful greenway, we biked into downtown Boise (about 6 miles) along this gorgeous easy paved path, the bathrooms and laundry area was clean. The bad: ridiculous how tight the sites are, I’ve never camped nor do I ever want to camp this close for that price again (at least we were in no sewer hookup), our neighbors apparently were afraid of the dark so our entire camper glowed (not the campgrounds fault, but with just a little more elbow room it wouldn’t have been so irritating), did not feel very safe or secure (we locked everything up), WiFi is non existent.

Easy access to central Boise in a park-like setting along the greenbelt path. We rode bikes along the path, enjoyed the river, toured Boise state and downtown, and even ate dinner without ever getting in our car. Everyone at the campground was very friendly and helpful. The facilities were clean, operational, and quiet. Got a good nigh...moreEasy access to central Boise in a park-like setting along the greenbelt path. We rode bikes along the path, enjoyed the river, toured Boise state and downtown, and even ate dinner without ever getting in our car. Everyone at the campground was very friendly and helpful. The facilities were clean, operational, and quiet. Got a good night's sleep, felt safe at all times. Enjoyed our stay.

Boise Riverside is well maintained, conveniently located, and run by kind and helpful people. We camped in a back-in W/E (50/30amp) site that backed up to the greenbelt, and our spot was long and fairly level. Utilities are all the way in the back, and worked fine during our stay. The sites are quite close together (normal commercia...moreBoise Riverside is well maintained, conveniently located, and run by kind and helpful people. We camped in a back-in W/E (50/30amp) site that backed up to the greenbelt, and our spot was long and fairly level. Utilities are all the way in the back, and worked fine during our stay. The sites are quite close together (normal commercial spacing), and there is no privacy. The sites are a mix of dirt and gravel, and some sites are separated by a concrete patio, others a patch of grass. We had a patch of grass which proved a little annoying… we were warned not to put a mat out (they are understandably preserving the grass), and there are 2 sprinklers that hit each grass rectangle. Our sprinklers were running when I walked our dog at 7am everyday, so we both got a little sprayed, and the sprinklers wet the surrounding dirt, which meant that (without a mat) the dog and I tracked a fair amount of dirt/sand into the RV. While their WiFi worked just OK (and guests are warned not to use it for streaming), Verizon worked without a booster. There is space to walk a dog within the park, but the greenbelt is a nice nearby option. Despite a full park, close neighbors and nearby traffic, noise was not an issue for us. It’s also worth mentioning that while we stayed here in July 2021, many months after a contentious election, some of the guests here are still displaying their political flags. Their website is only moderately helpful and could use an update, including accurate pricing.We paid $44.10 a night (including a Good Sam’s discount) for a W/E parking spot, which feels a bit expensive. However, we would consider staying here again if we wanted to be near Boise. It’s a nice park in a good location for getting around town and being on the greenbelt is an added plus.

Nice RV park in the middle of the city. We were lucky enough to get a site on the greenbelt and loved the access to the walking/biking path and the river through the woods. I peeked into the laundry room and it was nice, big and clean. Staff was friendly and accomodating.

It is tight, it is surrounded by busy streets, but we were there visiting relatives who lived 10 minutes away, so it was great for our purposes. It's pretty clean, but a little outdated. No internet reservations, no follow-up email, no real internet site that is useful.Staff is super helpful and friendly. They escort you to your...moreIt is tight, it is surrounded by busy streets, but we were there visiting relatives who lived 10 minutes away, so it was great for our purposes. It's pretty clean, but a little outdated. No internet reservations, no follow-up email, no real internet site that is useful.Staff is super helpful and friendly. They escort you to your site so you know which way to drive thru the maze! :)Most of the sites are in gravel with no grass available except for the Boise River trail adjacent to the "camp." That is absolutely gorgeous. We had full hook-ups and the laundry/restroom building was very close to our site. Many full-timers seemingly living here. They definitely want you only going 5mph. You will be warned, as my cousin was who came to visit.The people staying there were actually very quiet. A nice surprise!

We camp in the dry camping area, the width of the sites were equivalent of a parking lot space. When our neighbor put his slide out we were only 1 foot apart. Clean bathrooms, showers and laundryDump available.

Very nice park, everything worked well. Friendly staff greeting and escort to site. Lots of permys but everything was clean and organized. Right next to the Boise River Greenbelt where there is a great walking and biking path. Great cell coverage on both Att and Tmobile. Didn’t try the WIFi. Got about 50 OTA TV channels.Sites were...moreVery nice park, everything worked well. Friendly staff greeting and escort to site. Lots of permys but everything was clean and organized. Right next to the Boise River Greenbelt where there is a great walking and biking path. Great cell coverage on both Att and Tmobile. Didn’t try the WIFi. Got about 50 OTA TV channels.Sites were somewhat small but big enough for our 35’ fiver with an extra parking spot for the truck and a small grass pad with a picnic bench. Overall a good experience. If you need to be in town in the Boise area this is the spot!

Enjoyed stopping over here. Very clean facilities and site. Right next to a nice trail on the river. Flat gravel parking with pad and a bench.

We generally look for dispersed camping, but wanted to finish our trip in the Boise metro area. With no reservations, we took a 'dry camping' area spot, which backed up to the greenbelt trail and the Boise River. It worked out perfect. I was able to run the generator for 20 minutes every morning for the wife. Others ran theirs much lon...moreWe generally look for dispersed camping, but wanted to finish our trip in the Boise metro area. With no reservations, we took a 'dry camping' area spot, which backed up to the greenbelt trail and the Boise River. It worked out perfect. I was able to run the generator for 20 minutes every morning for the wife. Others ran theirs much longer, but luckily, they were all pretty quiet. Very close to the Expo Idaho grounds, and also a nice bowling center next to that, if you like that kind of thing. The park is pretty big, and is split about 50/50 resident/long term and transient. Not many other choices close by, we will stay here again when we're in the area.

We got one of the last spots because they were slammed with Oregon wildfire evacuees in Sept 2020. We were grateful as we were required to be in Boise for 2 days. But when we hooked up I found the 30 amp outlet melted & broken and the 110 outlet blackened from overheating damage. The office was closed but I managed to find a maintenanc...moreWe got one of the last spots because they were slammed with Oregon wildfire evacuees in Sept 2020. We were grateful as we were required to be in Boise for 2 days. But when we hooked up I found the 30 amp outlet melted & broken and the 110 outlet blackened from overheating damage. The office was closed but I managed to find a maintenance man to come look at the outlet He replaced the 30 amp outlet & left. Then I hooked up my surge protector and got reverse polarity warnings. I checked the sites around me & also got warnings. I located the manager & told her I wanted to move as I won't use a faulty outlet. She agreed to refund my money & let us stay because they had no other spaces. Next day I went to the office & the lady there said they knew they have a reverse polarity problem and had been unable to get it repaired. She was very familiar with it and said people frequently complain about it. Sounds like negligence to me if somebody gets hurt & they knew there were electricity problems. I asked about a reduced rate for the second night & she said she'd send an electrician to fix the problem that afternoon. We had no power for 2 very hot days/nights. No electrician ever came to look at it. I was only charged one night on my CC statement but that comes to $20 night for no power and lots of sweating. Also, I saw a tall RV drag a limb down the center of his roof so watch the trees. Our site was unlevel and way too close to our neighbors. Entire place is smashed in tight. The dump was nasty. It gets very heavy use. The bulk propane tank was built too close to the dump & they have bollards around the propane which require you to pull over too far from the sewer hole. It's hard to hit the hole without a long hose so people just lay their hose close and open their tanks. Yuck.

Good location on the greenbelt in Boise. Sites NOT level. I had everything I could under the front of my RV (golf course section) and we still felt our RV was parked on a hill :D. The middle (FHU) sites don't look to have that issue. The edge sites were basically right on the bike path - great for people watching.Also - our fir...moreGood location on the greenbelt in Boise. Sites NOT level. I had everything I could under the front of my RV (golf course section) and we still felt our RV was parked on a hill :D. The middle (FHU) sites don't look to have that issue. The edge sites were basically right on the bike path - great for people watching.Also - our first night they put us in the 'dry camping' section, but still charged almost $40 for the night. A bit disappointed the dry camping cost as much as the electric\water sites. Felt a bit ripped off from that... Hosts really nice though, very helpful. Location good.

This place is great. We dry camped on a lawn right next to the Greenbelt. It was wonderful. Quiet, fun to watch people hike/bike/walk by. Everyone was really nice. Showers are Great! Plenty of hot water and super clean with disinfectant spray between each use. Laundry area very clean. Staff very nice. Highly recommend.

We avoid RV parks until we need laundry, a shower, dump station, WIFI, and it was time. Ask for any unit #1 through 29 as they all back up to the Boise River Greenbelt with grass and shade trees. Laundry and showers were clean. Customer service above average. Inexpensive = big value. Not at all bad for an RV park. ~ Rob / Santa Fe, NM

Pretty okay park. Office staff was pleasant and helpful. They shaved 10% off for vets or Good Sam membership. One thing to be aware of is that not all spaces have sewer hookup. We came in after hours and just grabbed a spot under the trees, next to the walkway. In the a.m. I realized there was no sewer at this site. Not a big deal thou...morePretty okay park. Office staff was pleasant and helpful. They shaved 10% off for vets or Good Sam membership. One thing to be aware of is that not all spaces have sewer hookup. We came in after hours and just grabbed a spot under the trees, next to the walkway. In the a.m. I realized there was no sewer at this site. Not a big deal though as we can just dump on our way out. Overall it's a nice park, Bathrooms and showers were in good shape and clean. Laundry looked to have good new machines though we didn't use them. Wi-Fi was even pretty good (better than most RV parks).Not much else by way of ammendatives (sp?)

Stayed here for 3 nights, we had the spot on the far end! It was gravel with a cement pad to set up tables and chairs. People were coming and going. Its an excellent location! Minutes from downtown and anywhere else in Boise:) The river is across the Green belt:)and we biked 8 miles of the It and got some great views of the river! Thi...moreStayed here for 3 nights, we had the spot on the far end! It was gravel with a cement pad to set up tables and chairs. People were coming and going. Its an excellent location! Minutes from downtown and anywhere else in Boise:) The river is across the Green belt:)and we biked 8 miles of the It and got some great views of the river! This is nice RV park, one can pay extra to be along the Green Belt:)

Standard pack them in RV Park.Location on river bike path and easy car drive to all services are it's value.Added Plus this location has very good OTA DTV Coverage.

Disappointing stay for us. Quite but we were slotted in a very dusty site and roads no better. Truck and trailer covered with dust from roadway traffic and couldn't keep from tracking inside. Would be mud with any rain. Laundry looked good but restroom had problems. Our site electric showed reverse polarity but check in people sai...moreDisappointing stay for us. Quite but we were slotted in a very dusty site and roads no better. Truck and trailer covered with dust from roadway traffic and couldn't keep from tracking inside. Would be mud with any rain. Laundry looked good but restroom had problems. Our site electric showed reverse polarity but check in people said don't worry about it. I asked to talk to manager about it but he didn't show. I ended up using an adjacent box not showing reverse polarity. Lucky it was available. Mostly long term residents.

We stayed at Riverside RV Park for five nights in mid-July, 2019. We were there to visit family that just moved to the area and, while this park was a 20 minute drive to get to our family’s house, it was worth the drive. Park staff was very nice in greeting us, an escort drove us to our site along the Green Belt, and our site was lov...moreWe stayed at Riverside RV Park for five nights in mid-July, 2019. We were there to visit family that just moved to the area and, while this park was a 20 minute drive to get to our family’s house, it was worth the drive. Park staff was very nice in greeting us, an escort drove us to our site along the Green Belt, and our site was lovely in the shade with partial hookups. The bathrooms/showers/laundry were impeccably clean, but the showers could use a thorough remodel. Nothing wrong with them, but sheetrock repair and such is needed (a nit-picky detail). The park was blissfully quiet at night, with the one exception of a minor league baseball game going on at the fairgrounds next door followed by a wonderful fireworks - that was just small town fun that we enjoyed listening to!We will definitely stay at this park again when we visit our family in Boise. The only other park that was closer to our family’s home, Mountain View RV Park, was sandwiched between the noisy freeway and the airport, so a very loud atmosphere.

This rv Park has a lot of monthly’s, so getting a monthly rate isn’t likely. We paid the weekly rate for 4 weeks, then daily rate for remaining days. They don’t offer weekly rate after June 1st. The staff was very friendly and helpful, makes the visit worthwhile. sites are pull thru, leaving plenty of room on both sides. A few are s...moreThis rv Park has a lot of monthly’s, so getting a monthly rate isn’t likely. We paid the weekly rate for 4 weeks, then daily rate for remaining days. They don’t offer weekly rate after June 1st. The staff was very friendly and helpful, makes the visit worthwhile. sites are pull thru, leaving plenty of room on both sides. A few are side by side, but most provide parking on both sides, one side for your site, other side for your neighbor. Some sites are backin, and those are side by side.

This is a standard parking lot type campground with a simple strip of grass separating the RVs. Most sites are pull-throughs though there are some back-ins along the perimeter. There was some weird spacing for the tow cars that actually meant we had a bit more space than expected. It was just an odd set up. The park's location is i...moreThis is a standard parking lot type campground with a simple strip of grass separating the RVs. Most sites are pull-throughs though there are some back-ins along the perimeter. There was some weird spacing for the tow cars that actually meant we had a bit more space than expected. It was just an odd set up. The park's location is its best asset. You can walk right from the park onto the Greenbelt that follows the river and takes folks through the city. Otherwise, the normal conveniences are within a short drive, so it's a convenient place to set up while exploring Boise.Site quality was just ok. We had to use levelers under our front tires which is always irritating in a private campground. Additionally, we didn't have a picnic table and noticed that some sites had them and some didn't. Given the price, a campground should be able to provide a level site and a simple picnic table to each guest.Customer service here was really good. The folks at the front desk and the people who work in the campground were all nice. We were allowed to wash and wax our rig for a $5.00 fee - a rarity in most commercial parks, and when we filled up with propane on our way out, the staff member was very helpful and friendly. Overall, this was a decent place to stay for exploring the city. If it was a bit less expensive, it would be great. It just feels overpriced for what it is.

I will confirm what others have said. You come to this RV Park because of its proximity to the city, not for the park itself.The staff was friendly. When I initially made the reservation, we were told we had to move after the first night. Before we arrived, some magic was performed and we were able to stay in one spot for all th...moreI will confirm what others have said. You come to this RV Park because of its proximity to the city, not for the park itself.The staff was friendly. When I initially made the reservation, we were told we had to move after the first night. Before we arrived, some magic was performed and we were able to stay in one spot for all three nights. We had a treed site and almost didn't fit. We are 13'4" high. The tree leaves were brushing the top of our air conditioners. So beware if you have a tall rig. The sites were oddly laid out. We had a concrete patio of sorts between us and our toad. That meant our toad was parked right next to the neighboring rig.The website says "(Units over 10 years old must be approved and provide photos)". Don't believe it. There were a lot of long term residents in units over 20 years old (and looked it).Still, we came here to see family. If we were to come to Boise again, this is where we would probably stay.

If you want to be close to Boise this is great. If you want to be right on the green belt so you can bike all over, this is great.Otherwise it’s a big park that’s packing as many people in as they can that is in need of some updates.We were lucky to get one of the few spots with a tree while the weather was in the high 90s but ...moreIf you want to be close to Boise this is great. If you want to be right on the green belt so you can bike all over, this is great.Otherwise it’s a big park that’s packing as many people in as they can that is in need of some updates.We were lucky to get one of the few spots with a tree while the weather was in the high 90s but I’d say 95% of spots had no shade other than what was provided by the RV. Our spot was not level.The showers were nice enough but not amazing. They have lots of washers and dryers for laundry. The vending machines are out of service. The basketball “court” is rocks and dirt. There are a lot of long term stayers with interesting set ups.The staff was super friendly and the location is great- so we would come back- but know it is more of a place to stay to explore around and not so much a park you want to hang out at all day

Overall a great place to stay. Very friendly. Facilities were all clean. Spots were small, and most did not have picnic tables, but I just stay d there for a place to sleep while seeing the sights in Boise, so I didn’t really care about that. It was surprisingly quiet for the amount of people there.

Unfortunately the path was flooded when we were there, so we were not able to explore it as we would have liked. I understand this is a common occurrence in the spring. Sites were very close together. Gravel base. Good location for exploring Boise. Laundry, showers and bathrooms were very clean. Staff was very friendly.

Agree with other reviews. Being right on the greenbelt makes it OK for a night (or 2?). It is right next to a stadium and the fairgrounds so there can be noise from activities at those venues. Sites are very close together. Bathrooms, laundry, and showers all clean and in good working order.

If you're visiting Boise, this is a great place to stay. The campsites are quite small. So much so that the man who escorted us to our initial site had us moved to a different one because it was too tight to accommodate our 28' travel trailer. The bathrooms and laundry area were very clean and convenient. Our site had many painful thor...moreIf you're visiting Boise, this is a great place to stay. The campsites are quite small. So much so that the man who escorted us to our initial site had us moved to a different one because it was too tight to accommodate our 28' travel trailer. The bathrooms and laundry area were very clean and convenient. Our site had many painful thorns growing amongst the grass that came along with us when we left. The campground offers bike rentals. We rode on the Green Belt path everyday. It passed right behind our campsite and went all the way through Boise. We loved taking into town to explore all that Boise has to offer!

Not a scenic park by any means, but if you go for an electric & water only site you at least get to back up to a large swath of grass with trees. If you go for full hook-ups prepare for full-on parking lot style camping. Despite the lack of nature, the park is clean, the laundry and shower facilities adequate and the office staff helpf...moreNot a scenic park by any means, but if you go for an electric & water only site you at least get to back up to a large swath of grass with trees. If you go for full hook-ups prepare for full-on parking lot style camping. Despite the lack of nature, the park is clean, the laundry and shower facilities adequate and the office staff helpful. By far the best part of this park is its location along the Greenbelt. We jumped on it every day for a bike ride or walk.

Other reviews are spot on. The spaces are close, not a lot of privacy but the owners are very friendly and helpful. We would stay here again for the proximity to the Greenbelt (very easy to bike into downtown/Boise State etc) and nearby winery/breweries. Make sure to check out Powderhaus Brewco, Cinder Winery and Telaya Winery (right o...moreOther reviews are spot on. The spaces are close, not a lot of privacy but the owners are very friendly and helpful. We would stay here again for the proximity to the Greenbelt (very easy to bike into downtown/Boise State etc) and nearby winery/breweries. Make sure to check out Powderhaus Brewco, Cinder Winery and Telaya Winery (right on the Greenbelt). The park is also walkable to Memorial Stadium where you can catch a Boise Hawks baseball game or concert in the summertime.

Your typical gravel lot RV park, but one of two or three options in the Boise area. The park is nothing to write home about, but it's clean, reasonably priced and the staff is friendly and helpful. The big bonus is you're right on the bike path and green belt and if you wanted to you could ride all the way into downtown Boise.

Seemed to be the best option in Boise and we had a very pleasant stay. Positives:-Greenway access-awesome bike path into city-Close to stores and restaurants, walking distance-Quiet at night-Clean sites-nice staff-good cell signalNegatives:-Sites small, no privacy. Gravel w concrete pads-Not enough bathrooms for...moreSeemed to be the best option in Boise and we had a very pleasant stay. Positives:-Greenway access-awesome bike path into city-Close to stores and restaurants, walking distance-Quiet at night-Clean sites-nice staff-good cell signalNegatives:-Sites small, no privacy. Gravel w concrete pads-Not enough bathrooms for the size park it is