Along the Snake River at Village of Trees

4 09 2016
Village of Trees RV Resort, Declo, ID, site #9

Village of Trees RV Resort, Declo, ID, site #A9

Good Morning from south-central Idaho at Village of Trees RV Resort just north of Delco, ID. We’re parked at site A9 in yet another oasis of trees and green grass along the Snake River.  This park of about 80 sites is organized into 6 long rows that run from the front of the property to the path along the Snake River at the rear.  Row “A” is furthest from I-84 which provides some, but not an annoying amount of traffic noise.  All sites are pull-through, provide both 30A and 50A service, cable TV, water and dual sewer ports, one to the rear and one mid-way.  Sites in row A, B & C are most heavily treed, so satellite users may prefer rows D or E.   Along with the RV Park, there is full service fuel station, a convenience store and the Village Grill serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. The menu is mostly burritos, sandwiches, salads and pizza.  Delivery is included for anyone staying in the RV park.

Tomorrow we’ll continue southeast on I-84 into Utah, avoiding Salt Lake City on this final day of the Labor Day weekend and end up near Park City, UT.  More from there…





Hell’s Gate State Park

9 09 2015
Hells Gate State Park

Hells Gate State Park

We’re just south of Lewiston, ID – along the Snake river in Hell’s Gate State Park, a welcome refuge of tall shade trees and well irrigated parkways.  RV sites provide electric and water and there’s a dump site available.  There are plenty of over-the-air TV channels from nearby Lewiston and Spokane.  Organized in 3 loops, this campground provides about 90 spacious and shady sites along with 8 riverside cabins.  The State Park is at the entrance to Hell’s Gate, the deepest canyon in North America.  There are numerous tour companies nearby that offer jet boating excursions into the canyon.

Tomorrow we’ll continue west along the Lewis and Clark trail, over Lolo Pass and into Montana.  More from there…