Valley View RV Park Campground

The Great Outdoors

Outdoor adventures abound when you camp at Valley View RV Park Campground. Just 20 minutes' drive from the campground, you can reach the stunning Yellowstone National Park. Established in 1872, this park is brimming with geothermal activity, namely a variety of geysers, mud pots, and hot springs. It covers an area of over 3,000 square miles, and it is home to hundreds of species of animals, including wolves, bison, and bears. There are also many types of ecosystems, but the majority of the area is made up of subalpine forest. The massive park features lakes, canyons, rivers, and mountain ranges. During your visit to Yellowstone, you can see the famous "Old Faithful" geyser and observe various other geysers, including some that spew water and steam into the air every 35 to 120 minutes.Harriman State Park is located about 30 minutes' drive south of the campground near Island Park. It was established in 1982. Visitors can enjoy many activities while exploring its wilderness, such as hiking, fly-fishing, and horseback riding. It is also possible to join a historic Railroad Ranch tour to learn more about the site. During the wintertime, over 24 miles of trails for skating, skiing, or snowshoeing are open to visitors.If you are planning your RV rental vacation during the winter, you cannot miss the ski areas in Jackson, Wyoming. Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Snow King Mountain Resort, and Grand Targhee Resort provide excellent winter recreation opportunities.For outdoor enthusiasts, there are also many other spots in the region to check out. The Sawtell Peak mountain is a great destination if you are hoping to explore a little bit more of Idaho's diverse ecosystems. You can enjoy its nature from a higher point of view; there is a gravel road that takes adventurers to the top of the mountain, where it is possible to admire vast prairies filled with vibrant flowers, as well as Henry’s Lake and Island Park Reservoir.

Exploring the Area

The small community of Island Park is 15 minutes' drive south of the campground. Gas stations, restaurants, and grocery stores surround the town; you'll have easy access to basic city conveniences when you camp at Valley View RV Park Campground. While you're in town, stop by the Island Park Dam to take in some scenic views of Crow Creek to the north and Henry's Fork to the south.The campground is also close to some interesting historical and cultural attractions. Johnny Sack's Cabin is just 20 minutes' drive south of the campground near Island Park. The cabin is surrounded by streams and trees. It was built by a German immigrant during the 1930s, and everything is handmade and natural, down to the lampshades. This cabin occupies a place on the National Historic Register.Head an hour's drive north to Virginia City, Montana, and discover the history of the Gold Rush, as well as the birth of the American West. While strolling the streets, you can admire the historical architecture of the city and join informative tours highlighting museums, caves, and memorial sites. Travelers can take a train through the most famous mining areas. The nearby city of Jeffers has a diverse restaurant scene that's worth checking out. German, Italian, Mexican, and American cuisines are on offer, in addition to pizza and bar and grill fare.Whether you are passionate about landscapes, wildlife, hiking, or other outdoor activities, book a travel trailer rental near Valley View RV Park Campground and start planning your eastern Idaho camping trip.