Massacre Rocks State Park - State park in American Falls - 3592 W Park St, USA

We had a great time camping overnight here! Great staff at the visitor’s center that helped us get checked in. They sell ice and wood there for good prices. We really loved our campsite location. We could see the river in both directions out of camp. Super clean bathrooms and really decent showers that are all lit at night. Every site has water and electricity with both RV hookups and regular outlets. A little road noise but the sounds of crickets drowns it out at night. Absolutely beautiful area and quite a few areas to fish. We enjoyed hiking all over the park and everything was close to our site. If you like to play disc golf, they have two courses. If you want to try, they sell discs in the visitor’s center. Over all a super fun and family friendly place to stay! We will be going back every year.

Stayed a week. Pretty area. Hiking and fishing opportunities. Clean restrooms. Stayed in Upper campground, which it turns out is a bit noisier due to freeway noise. Would stay in lower campground in the future. Oregon Trail trail was very interesting, as was Register Rock. Visitor Center is informative.

Beautiful park. Nicely wooded campsite. Crazy amount of flies while we cooked dinner over a campfire. Our site had a nice campfire ring and large picnic table. There was a nice clean bath house very close to our campsite as well. Nice little trails to walk around with a beautiful view of the snake river.

Awesome scenery. Rained on us. What part of arid did the sky not understand? Rubbing a little sage made a wonderful aroma. I can see why the Native Americans liked this bush. And the lichen and moss! I am fascinated by them.

We rented a cabin and stayed overnight to watch the Perseids meteor shower. Beautiful dark skies allowed us a great view. The cabin was clean and comfortable. Loved it.

Every time I’ve passed by the sign on the interstate, I’ve always wanted to stop. I finally had the time to do so. Not sure if it was because of the holiday weekend or what but I was slightly disappointed. The overall condition of the area wasn’t ideal. The visitors center looked overgrown and unkept. The were gates closed and trails blocked. Other patrons were driving like lunatics. Overall the views I did get to see were okay. Much better in the opposite side of the interstate where you can find register rock. There some neat rock formations down a dirt road on that side as well.

Stayed in the Sagebrush cabin. Wonderful location. Nice view of the river from the front porch and fire pit area. Cabins are very small. One very small table and two small beds. Window air conditioner that specifically says “don’t use on high”. Park host was friendly and drove up minutes after we pulled in. Cabin itself was so so. We were just passing through and only needed to stay one quick night on the way back from Moab. The blinds over the windows were broken so you couldn’t raise them up. Window sills were filthy, looking as if they had never been cleaned. Mattresses on both beds had some type of polyester? cover. Nothing that gets cleaned. We were assured by the park host that the restrooms and showers were “big and nice and hot showers” They were big. No toilet paper in half the restrooms or paper towels. Sinks had plenty of hot water, but non existent in the showers. There was someone else’s left over beer can in the fire pit. Would stop to enjoy the State Park, probably not stay the night.

Nice state park right off the Interstate. We were in the upper campground which had lots of road noise. Lower campgrounday be quieter. Nice hiking trails with beautiful views of the Snake River. Good biking on the acces road and road to Register Rock. Great sense history as it is right on the Oregon Trail route.