Snake River Cabins & RV Village

Yes, this park is expensive, but that's the area.  The laundry and showers were great.  The staff couldn't have been nicer or more helpful.  We missed the sign and pulled into the wrong driveway but didn't get chewed out, and John led us to the right check-in area and then helped us get parked.   The wi-fi worked fine for us.  The parked filled up each evening with trailers and a lot of Class B-type vans since they can only handle smaller rigs.  The park hosted a campfire ring each evening, but we were too tired or busy and didn't get to participate. 

Nice park, on the pricier side, but well kept and quiet.  Short walk down to Snake River.  Clean rest rooms and showers.   Would stay again.

Very disappointed with our stay  Not worth $120.00 per night.  Stay somewhere else.    This campground is very expensive and did not offer anything with the price; Their WiFi did not really work and NO cable; the sites were very narrow and tight and the connections for the electric and the water is not all in one side .  This campground has a lot of cabins and they cater more to the guest who are staying at the cabins.  Very impersonal.  We stayed here to see the Grand Teton National Park...this campground is 30 minutes away from GTNP.  

We stayed just before this place closed, Had propane and great office help- they came to collect trash! Beautiful beach front on the snake and a smalle tributary... this is obviously used by lots of rafters. They have a tubing put in spot.

We thoroughly enjoyed  the one night we stayed they were very good – it had rained that early morning and they were graciously let us stay on for a couple more hours until the rain cleared and made it safe for us on our motorcycle to travel on South  location I highly recommend that  camp around there awesome friendly kind  ,it they can to help you and make you feel welcome like a family member thanks . again mr. and Mrs. Furman

People are very nice but the WiFi is lousy. Only fully hooked ups no pull through. But not worth $105,00.

I keep trying to book the side from August 27 for 6 to 7 nights. The reservation site kept telling me that I needed to call us they were special circumstances. So I emailed  them for information. In addition to their high prices, even if you're staying seven days they require that you book one of their river excursions at the same time in order to get a reservation for a campsite. That's ridiculous. There must be lots of people who would love to stay there but physically aren't able to do such a trip. What a bad example for KOA

The staff are very polite and helpful.  It's one of the most expensive campgrounds we've stayed at in the lower 48, but all the campgrounds in this area are way overpriced.  The bathrooms and showers are very well kept and new.  The WiFi is spotty and Verizon doesn't have much of a signal in this area.  If you are looking to  stay in a cabin that's more what this campground is for.  There's only about a dozen sites for campers and they are only for smaller RVs.  

Stayed 2 nights with our small 23ft RV. Payed more then $75,- a night. The staff (2 men on the campground) were helpfull to get us into the right site and even assisted with the hook up. 
There was no wifi possible on the site, only at the reception desk. The staff at the receptiondesk kept eating their popcorn while talking to me, which I think is very impolite.
There are unisex bathrooms which are okay. But, there are not enough bathrooms. In the morning and in the evening we had to wait as all the bathroom facilities were occupied. And speaking of the restrooms: No more toiletpaper in the morning. It took till 2pm untill new toiletpaper was placed. 
The sites are not very large. But they are large enough though. 
We've travelled to major touristic destinations (Calgary, Jasper, Yellostone) and this campground was the most expensive of them all. It is not a bad place to stay but For $75,- a night I expect KOA-resort.