Swiftwater RV Park

Kelly Miller

We hit the jackpot in Western Idaho with Swiftwater RV Park. The park, and our site, back right up to the Salmon River. There is a path to a nice beach where you can bring a chair or lounge and cool off in the river. We are 43’ and could back right up with the view out our window but had to park our truck in the overflow which was no big deal. They have showers/ laundry etc. super nice surprise is the covered grilling area with picnic tables and the covered fire pit gazebo. The owners and camp hosts are all amazing. Water and electric hookups with a dump station (again, right on the river so I’m sure regulations don’t allow sewer that close to the river). We were nicely shaded. Side to side the spots are a bit close together but our space out the back made up for that. Again, highly recommend if you’re looking for a peaceful place in Western Idaho.

Vicki Clay

We enjoyed our 3-night stay very much. We were very lucky and did not have neighbors on either side. The internet strength is stellar. I had a video conference that went off without a hitch. The bath and laundry facility is very CLEAN. I even did laundry, which I don't do unless I'm very comfortable with the cleanliness. Great job Bill and Pam!

Scott Cookman

Awesome little RV park for camping on the Salmon River. We love the views. Only downside is there are no sewr hookups, but there is a dump station on site and they have a sewer tote if you don't feel like moving the rv when the black tank is full.

Michael Fessenden

First thing is, the owners were super nice. The view was beautiful. But the sites are so small that the people on one side of us couldn’t even open their awning all the way. They left their awning lights on all night and even with out shades drawn the light was annoying. The people on the other side of us brought a portable wood burning fire pit and as soon as they lit it the smoke started coming into our trailer. We had to close our doors and windows to keep the smoke out. The dogs, even though they were tied were able to come into our site because the sites are so close. I guess the problem is lack of camper etiquette, but the problem was compounded by the sites being so small.