Pipeline Campground

As soon as we got to the campground, we saw the 4 sites and since it was getting late, we just settled in on one of them. We were able to level our truck camper easily. The site was mostly gravel and dirt with a picnic table and fire pit. The view to the river was a bit obscured by trees but it was still nice and quiet. We took a walk down the road off our site the next morning and found that there were a few more open sites in the campground after the boat launch area. For a free night and as a stopover, it’s a good place to camp. There was a vault toilet but no water and electricity.

Camped just 30 feet from the Snake River. Picnic tables and fire pit. Several Campsites. Most for small rigs. Two of them would fit our 37' 5th wheel. Great road in. Boat ramp, pit toilet, and very well kept. 2 bars 4G Verizon reception. Will come and stay again!

I drove up the driveway of Pipeline Campground and I was met by a hawk who made me feel as if I were welcome. I continued in as Snake River came into view. I drove about half way through the campground and decided to stop because the rain just stopped and the puddles were sketchy. The spot I found was perfect. I was able to level off without a lot of hassle and there was plenty of open space for the solar panel. I only stayed six nights and it went by fast. Everyday I’d walk the girls and everyday they played in the fields. We saw deer, a coyote, rabbits and ground moles. Of course there were a variety of water fowl that flew overhead and some waded to no wake in the river. There were fish “popping” in pools and fishermen who fished for them but it appears they all got away. Traffic was minimal and respectful to others. I met Andy and Rod who hung out at the spot bedside me for a day. They were kind to me which eased my worries about being so isolated. As an added sense of security there was Curtis who did his daily drive through who also warned me of the coyote he just saw. I saw that same coyote that afternoon walking right in front of my Rv. Needless to say, the dogs were on alert from then on. Aside from all the wildlife excitement we had a wonderful time at Pipeline Campground.

I stumbled onto this little place along the River in Neeley while looking for places to to take pictures. I didn’t camp 🏕 there. I did use the outhouse and it was pleasantly clean. I am assuming it would be a good place to drop your boat in the water and do some fishing. The Snake River runs a little fast there so I probably wouldn’t want to swim or let my kids swim there.

Nice small campground on the banks of the Snake River. However, we had weird things happen....heater was turned on in middle of night, refrigerator went into error mode twice overnight, and our truck cab light came on by itself....I think this place is haunted. We also had weird dreams and vibes. Good luck.

Campground not setup for large RV’s. Outhouse and great boat ramp.