Register Rock State Historic Site — Attraction in Idaho

The Register Rock is being taken very good care of. The small campground surrounding it is definitely the best choice for camping spaces, that I see, if you plan on staying for the day(s). There's trees at this spot. I should like to see in the future, hopefully, for having quite a lot more signage and display, going on, showing more facts about this area and the people's daily lives. I can't hardly imagine how difficult it was for the ones traveling, whose names are upon Register Rock, and I think we could all take a moment to appreciate the level of determination and hard work that those before us put in, and for how their hard work has given us just a much easier life. I should like to say, thank you, to...

A nice little park for a picnic. The rock itself is a bit small and under a pavilion. If you're an Oregon Trail tourist who's seen Register Cliff and Independence Rock, you don't need to stop here.

A better stop would be the rest area about 5 miles east of here. There's a small display and then a walking path to Oregon Trail Ruts. It's about a 3/4 mile walk with some mild uphill sections. It takes you under and to the south side of the interstate where there are well-marked and well...

So cool! There's no camping here, it's really just a picnic spot. (With 4 bathroom buildings though!) Don't leave your kids unguarded since there's no fence by the river. The monuments are cool. There's a cute drawing by a little pioneer boy from the 1800s or something. A fun place to stretch our legs.

$7 is pretty steep for a picnic, but I would have paid it if there was a way. Maybe something's broken or missing? When is Idaho going to add a QR code payment option?

P.S. There's a pokemon...