Best Glamping near Glenns Ferry, ID

Tent sites and rv sites available!

Tent sites are on a nice large green patch of grass. Park right next to your tent.

The bathrooms are locked for paying campers only and have a sink, shower and toilet. Very clean and nice.

There is also a locked washroom for paying campers to use as well.

The owners live on site and are very friendly and are happy to help with questions!

Very decently priced when all you need is somewhere to set up your tent for the night and get up and go in the morning. Would also be great for staying longer!

Located in the town of Glenn’s ferry but still far enough away from public so you don’t feel like you’re camping in town.

Restuarants, gas stations and a few convenience stores within a 10 minute drive of the campground.

Interesting history is available to see close to the campground as well. Learn about the Oregon trail!

As the name suggests, this is an RV park only and our first disappointment with an Idaho county park. No tents are allowed but the price of $20 per night with water and electric hookups is very reasonable. There are two sections, both are separated from the day-use area. The first section is nicer and a bit more protected from the road directly above but can only accommodate smaller rigs. The next section is not as nice and closer to road noise but is suitable for larger RVs. Surprisingly, there were several open spots on the Saturday of the 4th of July weekend. Don't be put off by the access road - it looks like it will not lead to a park, but it does. This park might be nice if you were with a group of friends or just passing through.

This was our first time out with the new trailer. We were very impressed with the whole experience. Spot was easy to get into and level. Well maintained area and clean bathrooms and shower area. Kids had fun running around playing and enjoyed the Oregon trail museum. Definitely will use this site again.

This campground sits on the Snake River at the site of what was a perilous river crossing for travelers on the old Oregon Trail. The campground is clean and well tended and sites on the outer lower loop have gorgeous views. An Oregon Trail museum and interpretive center also sits on the property. This was one of my favorite campgrounds.

Good overnight place for tent camping. The showers were the main reason we booked for the night. They were clean, a little small but good water pressure. The hosts were nice and helpful. The highway was loud, but something you could get used to. The sheep also made a lot of noise but that was more cute than annoying. Overall it was a good stay and served our purposes.

We were about I hour early and the really nice person at the gate welcomed us and directed us to the Day Use area to wait. Wow! We were blown away. It was a large, lush, green, tree shaded area by the Snake River. There is also a new, really nice, Visitors Center with a film and displays about the significance of Three Island Crossing to the pioneers on the Oregon Trail.

We stayed in the lower loop. It was as beautiful as the day use area. In the center of the loop is a very large common area with 2 1arge picnic pavilions. The large restroom was dated, but clean. The showers were closed for lack of staff to clean. The upper and lower loop have their own 2 way, dual dump stations. AT&T service was good.

Did I mention, there is a trail to the winery next door? Really good wine, full bar and restaurant. Tlhere is also a golf course at the winery. We will definitely be back. We definitely recommend.

Lovely State Park with lots Of trees and grass. Easy back in site with full hookups. The history of the location is a bonus!

Sites have good shade. Many of the RV sites are close and open.  

There are"companion" sites which can accommodate 2 large campers side-by-side. Many of these are also more private, facing away from other sites.

The cabins are walk-in with parking 50 to 100 ft away.

Great campground that mixes history and fun. Located on the Snake River across from the actual Oregon Trail. There's an Oregon Trail Interpretive Center located at the park that is an excellent source of historical information.

The owners are super friendly and onsite. The campground spots are spacious, well maintained and there is a large open grass area. Leashed pets are welcome and mine loves the grass.

The camp spots have fire rings.

I get a tent spot for my rooftop tent and they have flushing toilets, showers, kitchen and laundry onsite.

Well worth the $15 rate!

Just a quick overnight off I84. Few people here, cold! Seems clean, well marked.

Really fun and unique 18 Frisbee disc golf course and a walk to the nearby YKnot Winery. And you're on the Snake! Great bathrooms and showers

I pulled into this camp ground after dark, and the first time hooking up my RV by myself! The couple met me out front, directed me into my site and held flashlights for me while I did my first hook up! They were great! Plenty of space in my site for my 37’ and tow car!

We walked through the town and explored the cemetery while we were there! It was a perfect stop on our trip!

Was recommended to stay here by another RV park. This location doesn’t disappoint! Clean showers were easy access. My site has water and electricity to charge my battery bank. Would stay again. Sites are somewhat next to eachother but feels spaced out enough.

Beautiful spot, relatively inexpensive water and electric hook ups.

Lovely campground. Spacious spots and a nice walk to the river.

We called on our way east from Boise an hour before they closed and they were super pleasant. We were able to grab a 30amp spot since it was hot outside and we had our pets. It was very affordable for power only ($20 in 7/21) and they were apologetic that they didn’t have a full service hookup for us.

We got here about 3:30 on a Friday and we got the last spot. They have a lot , but we’re full. The lady at the gate was very nice. It cost $36 for us since we were from out of town. The sites are very nice. Long paved with water and electric on one side and the pick-nik table behind us. It has 1 fire ring/grill in a box area. As crowded as the park seems, it’s very quite. We walked to the river on the hiking path and found some beautiful scenery there. All in all I would suggest staying here, just be sure to reserve first.

Near the Snake River. Beautiful green, shaded park. Fantastic camp staff. Ice and Firewood honor system purchase. Multiple dump stations. We were here during a 105 degree heatwave, the RV felt much cooler thanks to the trees. Excellent choice and beautiful grounds.

We knew it would be hot when we visited this campground, so sprang ($55) for one of the few cabins with air conditioning. It was clean, small, and just fine. But there wasn't too much to do after 5 pm when the visitor center closed. No playground we could find, and the water isn't safe to swim in. Once the visitor center opened up in the morning though, that was an absolute gem. Would probably stay here again but just get a regular camp site. The cabin wasn't really worth it.

We love this campground in the spring and fall, I imagine it would be hot and full of bugs during the summer months. But it has stunning views (we only stay on the upper loop), great places to explore, and it’s easy to get to. The museum is fun to check out, and they often have events going on that are fun to check out. Our friends say the winery next door is great too, but we’ve never been yet.

I car camped here on a trip back from Oregon to home in Texas. The pad was overkill for my needs but I wanted bathroom facilities.

Nice wooded grounds, very quiet even though it was pretty much at capacity, and the facilities were nice and clean.

This campground has two loops. Both are nice with spacious spots. central lawn area for playing games. Plenty of open space for walks/hikes. Very close nearby is the site where Oregon trail pioneers crossed the snake river. There is a barge and other remnants of history to look at. Two RV dumpsites with water in this park. Winery nearby and golf courses.

Very nice, and well kept. Clean bathrooms and a lot of history with and Interpretive Center in the park.

Ok we thought this was going to be a good spot by the looks of it but our experience was mixed. It was hot when we were arrived at 5pm at around 101, but cooled down nicely as the sun went down.

The site had nice grass and was clean with nice shower facilities in the center of our loop fro site #38. The train goes through several times per night and is super loud!

Overall the sites are close together it was really noisy over the Labor Day weekend and we hardly got any sleep. The tree cover is nice but you can’t see any stars that way.

Nice and clean but won’t go back.

We were tent camping.