Country Corners is a smallish RV park located near Caldwell Idaho, very close to the Oregon border. We booked a week here since it was reasonably priced and close to where we are getting our Trailer serviced. Normally we choose parks based on their proximity to a place to visit, but in this case we were hunkered down working for the week. All in all, it’s a nice park, very pretty, and at a reasonable price.
Nights: 7
RV Park Cost: $240 ($30/night)
Discounts Used: Good Sam RV Club
Address: 17671 Oasis Rd, Caldwell, ID 83607
Website: www.countrycornersrvpark.com
Pros
- Pretty grounds
- Friendly Staff
- Full hookups
- Close to services
Cons
- Typical camp WiFi, aka not so great.
This picnic area is typical of the site, a nice mix of garden, lawn and trees.
Country corners lives up to what the name might lead you to expect. It feels rural and there are plenty of trees around the property as well as a small pond. Pads are gravel with nice grassy medians between them. They offer full hook-ups and free WiFi at all the parking spots. Amenities are limited to a small store, lounge area, laundry, bathrooms, and individual showers. All of these are clean and well maintained. The real star here are the grounds themselves which are pretty and well maintained.
The WiFi signal was not strong enough in our spot to rely upon while we were staying here but both our Verizon and Sprint cell services had strong signals. Other areas of the park got better signals. Thoughtfully, the camp owner asked me how it was working from us while I was in the store. He was disappointed to hear we were having trouble as he’d just had new equipment installed and apologized for the trouble. We discussed some of the challenges in getting a good WiFi system in place at a reasonable price. Both he and his wife clearly care about their park and their guests comfort.
Friendly folk enjoy the air at the country corner camp store and office.
Country Corners isn’t the cheapest of RV parks but the rates were fair and they do offer discounts for a number of clubs. Their slogan is “Arrive as a Guest, leave as a friend.” and given the many nice conversations I had with the owners and workers, I think they live up to the slogan.
