This park has 1 and only 1 thing going for it, its proximity to the sand dunes. Park is borderline way overly priced and the park setup/layout is highly bizarre. The main spots are sardined and I mean sardined next two each other with conjoined (and slightly offset) concrete pads. The sites are opposing in that you have to pull in one way (your neighbor the opposite way) in order to share the concrete. Oh and the concrete pad is "for your use" but you can't drive on it, park anything (bikes/quads included), set gas cans on it etc. Slots are on dirt and ours wasn't level. Also, our non-slideout trailer was deep against a small tree they had planted in the minuscule slot, makes no sense. They allow night riding so we had OHV noise up until 2a.m. If you're not there for motorized recreation you're 100% in the wrong place. Sorry to say it but the management is also sub par. The lady there took a week-plus to get back to me on our reservations and didn't answer email or voice mail timely (if at all). Beware of their cancellation policy. I might stay there again but the state park campground down the road (and closer in the dunes) is a much more appealing option at a fraction of the cost. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We were in the area to visit family & found the park in an Idaho RV book. It's built for sand dune players! Great access just over the hill! We aren't sand dune players, so it wasn't as fun. Everyone else had lots of toys - ATVs and rail cars, etc. The landscaping is minimal, but many sites have have concrete pads. There's lots of sand and dirt, of course, but some grassy areas. A big area for dry camping is available for $12. At the main road turn off is a store and office, but they weren't functioning that day. We wandered up to a house in the trees (yes, there were trees near the dunes!) to register. Our satellites and phones worked great and the site was large enough for our 40' rig and toad. That's what keeps us happy. We didn't know the dunes existed till this visit - they are impressive! We drove over to look at Sand Hills RV Resort - it was further from the dunes, but a little nicer resort-y kind of place. BTW, the web site for Desert Oasis says it's for sale now (2005), but still operating. We camped here in a Motorhome.