Campgrounds and RV parks near Groveland, ID

Groveland is a census-designated place in Bingham County on the Snake River Plain in southeastern Idaho, about a mile from the county seat of Blackfoot. Its population was 982 at the 2020 census. The community sits within easy reach of Pocatello and Idaho Falls, which puts RV travelers close to full-service private parks, a national monument, state parks, and Oregon Trail history. The surrounding country is flat irrigated farmland threaded by the Snake and Blackfoot rivers, with mountains rising to the east and south of Pocatello and the lava-rock desert of the upper Snake River Plain to the north and west. Elevations across the plain run roughly 4,400 to 4,500 feet, and the mountains east of Pocatello rise above 9,000 feet within about 15 miles. RV travelers typically base out of private parks in the Blackfoot, Pocatello, or Idaho Falls corridor and day-trip to lava fields, reservoirs, and state parks. Named options in the area include Pocatello KOA Journey, Batiste Springs RV Park, Idaho Falls Luxury RV Park, Sunnyside Acres Park and Campground, and Snake River RV Park And Campground.

Idaho State Parks use a single central reservation system that covers Massacre Rocks and other regional parks. Reservations can be made online through getoutside.idaho.gov or by phone at 1-888-922-6743, and campsites can typically be booked up to nine months in advance. Summer weekends and holidays fill early; weekday shoulder-season stays are usually easier to secure. Federal sites such as Craters of the Moon are handled separately. The Lava Flow Campground does not accept reservations, and its 42 sites are all first-come, first-served with picnic tables, potable water, flush toilets, and space for RVs but no hookups. For hookups, private RV parks in the corridor, including Pocatello KOA Journey, Batiste Springs RV Park, Idaho Falls Luxury RV Park, Sunnyside Acres Park and Campground, and Snake River RV Park And Campground, take reservations directly through their own websites.