Anderson Camp

Denise Duey

Our "maiden" voyage as full time RV ers. Spent 9 days here in a lovely shady spot. Nice pools and play grounds. Close to Twin Falls and beautiful scenic outdoor activities. Affordable stay.

Christina Collins

Pros are big pull through spots with plenty of shade trees. There are two geothermally heated pools - one with a fun water slide that comes with an additional fee and another "free" pool. They also have a miniature golf course. The bath house was gross. This place would have rated four stars if someone had cleaned the toilet in the last month or two. When there is slime flaking off the bowl that thing hasn't seen a brush in months. There was one dirty lukewarm shower, no hot water just barely warm. Our sewer hookup had stripped threads but gorilla tape to the rescue. It's also the first park where we needed a 4 to 3 adapter. The interstate is really close with a rumble strip off ramp, but we didn't hear any road noise with our AC running.

Kadee Johns

I was a little nervous coming based off of reviews but I had a great stay. The sites were pretty good a little small and right on top of each other though. The bathrooms were very clean the entire time and the shower was very good. The free pool for the people camping was amazing it goes from 4ft to 9ft the water slide looks kind of lame but it was so fun and fast I loved it and went down multiple times. The mini golf course was a lot of fun too. I loved my 4 night stay here and would definitely come back again

Sarah Bannon

0 stars. When I called to make a reservation for a tent site, the lady on the phone wasn’t too friendly. When we checked in, this unfriendly attitude continued. After paying for the tent site, the girl tossed back my card instead of handing it to me or placing it on the table. We parked and started setting up our tent - it was soaked from our previous night camping in Yellowstone and we were hopeful it would dry. The farm grade sprinklers running in the tenting area meant that the ground was already wet when we arrived. We moved our tent closer to the road. The sprinklers still somehow hit our gear after moving it twice. The sprinklers were also soaking the fire pits making them unusable. Rain is one thing - it’s not preventable. Sprinklers is another. Doesn’t take much common sense to realize that sprinklers running in all of the tent sites is not ok. Our neighbors (a family with small children) called the front desk to complain and said that the front desk hung up on them. Someone in my party and our equally as unhappy neighbors went to the front to request that the sprinklers be turned off. They said maintenance would be here in 5-10 minutes to turn it off. 15 minutes passed, no maintenance man in sight, my party went to the front to ask for a refund. The girl was not very happy. We explained that this campsite was unacceptable because even if the sprinklers were turned off, the ground was still wet (and the grass was tall with bugs). She said that they really need a 24 hour cancellation notice. I told her I needed a dry campsite. She said “Fine. Have a great life then.” We left and stayed in a hotel. Anderson Camp, please work on your customer service and hospitality. We would’ve stayed if it wasn’t for your employees. I will update this when/if I get a refund. Update: was refunded