Celebration Park

This place is a gem! Camping is only $5 a night and the sites are very nice. The only thing lacking is shade, but you have access to the snake river, which in the summertime, is very refreshing. There is also a trail that goes for miles along the river, passing many archaeological sites.

Came out for one night. Bathrooms were clean. The bridge was eerie, no ghost train this visit, maybe next time. Coffee next to the river was refreshing. Overall great stay.

Here at the beginning of July. Only two other campers. Very hot. 100 degrees. Too hot to do anything. There are few river access points. River is slow moving. Refreshing to sit in. Very quiet camping but dirt roads and a little tricky to get into camp area. Not paved.

Such a clear beautiful night. Site is a bit uneven and a burn ban.

Sites are next to the river and have amazing views of the surrounding terrain.

Trash cans are located at each designated site as well as a level area to set up.

There is cell reception in case you are interested but the wifi was poor.

The fire pits are locked during fire season.

Unfortunately, my site was a victim of irresponsible campers who left trash and urinated near the tent site. Obviously not the campground’s fault but something to be aware of.

$5 fee with dropbox. 3 night max (within 30 day period.)

it is very hot during the day, which I love...just warning.  We stayed alongside two homeless families with their rigs parked in the parking lot.  All was fine, except for the 4 children left unattended during the day. The kids were well mannered, but I had a difficult time taking my eyes off them while they swam (elementary school age) in the Snake.  Silly me, if their parents weren't worried, why should I be?  

Lots to do and to see, quiet during the day but cows crying at night.  A stockyard is just down the road.  I would definitely stay again.

Celebration Park is a nice place to spend the day but I have never spent the night there.  It is really hot in the summer without much shade.  There are a lot of activities there including hiking, swimming, fishing, the information center and atlatl throwing.  There are also petroglyphs in the area.

This location is great for the fall or spring getaway.  Only half a dozen sites. No electric or water on site but water is available by visitors center as is an amazingly clean and modern restroom ! The views are stupendous and I recommend taking a hike at dark across the bridge and up the Mesa and stargaze. Good hiking that is pretty flat and mtn biking as well.

It was a good campsite but the only thing that was bad was the bugs. Ether than that it was a great place to camp.

Nice facilities... camp ground are close but there is enough coverage you don't notice others. The area has tons to do petroglyphs, fishing, hiking, geocaching, and semi-dark skies area.

Fishing, camping, and lots of trails! If you're not a fan of Porta potties then this place is perfect for you! They have really nice and clean bathroom. It is a lovely area with places to BBQ or have a fire pit. Both are already made up for your convenience just bring wood. There is a beautiful bridge, originally a train track, open to the public to cross onto the other side of the river. Please do not swim in this section if the snake river it has under currents that will drag you down. The actual camp ground sites are areas that have the sage brush removed, nothing too fancy. Lots of tumble weeds that are pushed together to create a path to the different camp sites.

I love this place! It is awesome for having little bon fires, or just cat fishing in the Snake river. I do not recommend swimming In the Snake though, the stretch of river that flows through this park is dangerous and pulls people under. Enjoy the river from either a boat, or the land.. but the cliffs are beautiful! I go to this park at least once a month!!