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Well maintained city park at the east end of town on Route 12. The sites are graveled , back in. Some have electricity which is $5.00 a night. Camping is free without electric. Grass , shade trees and river access.
Next to Bailey’s Bar, there is a flat grassy campground. No showers but does have running water and fire pit.
Clean restrooms and showers, no shade, full hookups with 50 amps, grassy sites, quiet, close to restaurants (not within walking distance). Located off the Pocatello Creek exit on I-15. Event restricted–fair week, rodeo, etc. $8.00 July of 08–as per the sign at the campground.
Beaver Dick Park is located about 5 miles west of Rexburg on Highway 33. It was named after “Beaver Dick,” Richard Leigh, who was one of the last of the real mountain men of this valley. ?A large sign stands over the entrance of the park. The campground has graveled pads, fire rings and tables. [...]
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Located below fairgrounds in Gooding. Fee: $15 a night with utilities/$5 a night without. Site is very clean with grass and concrete pads at eash site. Free shower available at fairgrounds.
Nice campsites in the lava formations. Interesting formations and lava tubes. Amazing walking trails through the lava beds. There are also some short caves (lava tubes). Take a flashlight. Boy Scout cave has openings at both ends. CG is warm in summer. There are no hookups or showers. Large RV’s and trailers can be [...]
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Nice campsites in the lava formations. Interesting formations and lava tubes. $5 with Golden Age pass. There is a Visitor’s Center.
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This was a campground that was closed because the sewer would not meet code. Then the owner of the Crystal Gold Mine cleaned it up. As far as camping goes, there is water at every site but no electric or sewer hookup. There is a dump and and water to flush. I talked to the [...]
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$10.00 Off season : $18.00 May 20th to September 8th
Campground is open from late April to late November.
50 paved sites (49 pull-thru) w/Electric (50 amp), Water, and Sewer
Tents welcome.
Host on site
20 miles north of Orofino, Idaho, on Orofino-Elk River Road via Wells Bench.
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Some sites have shade trees and some sites are right along the river bank. There is also a big open lot for extra parking, and boat or trailer parking.
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Nice level spots on grass. Restrooms and picnic pavilion. Located behind the state fairgrounds. Dump station and fresh water available. More then enough room for kids and pets. Quiet area except when state fair is in town, labor day and six days after.
Nice level spots on grass. Restrooms and picnic pavilion. Located behind the state fairgrounds. More then enough room for kids and pets. Quiet area except when state fair is in town, labor day and six days after.
East of Orofino, Idaho, to headquarters, then 28 miles north on Silver Creek Road, or continue north on Beaver Creek Road and take Grandad turnoff in 17 miles. There are many miles of gravel road and no signs. Located on beautiful Dworshak Reservoir. Pets must be kept on a leash. There is no phone in [...]
The campground is a field with some large shade trees and great views of the surrounding mountains.
From Carey, drive west on US 20 about 13 miles. Look for the Hayspur hatchery sign.
Water and electric sites marked off on pavement in parking area of Jerome County Fairgrounds. Exit 165 off I-84. Turn right on Idaho 25 (West Main Street). 200 N. Fir Street, right behind the Stinker Gas Station. $10/night. Slip payment under office door if they are closed.
Nice, quiet, monitored campground right on the river. They do have quiet hours that start at 10:00 p.m. and there is an onsite monitor who checks on the campground regularly. They lock the campground up at the same time. The monitor lives on site just in case of an emergency and you need out. Tank [...]
Interpretive Center
$9.00/night?
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The Leadore City Park and rodeo grounds are about ½ mile north of town on the west side of Idaho Highway #28 about 50 miles south of Salmon, ID. Dry camping only. From Moving Sue.
Small BLM campground on Salmon Creek Falls Reservoir with 20 sites. Good fishing camp with boat ramp. Medium-sized gravel sites with cabanas over tables; some shade trees. Park is just off good paved county road (1520 North Road) 7.5 miles west of Rogerson, which is 18 miles north of Jackpot.
20 RV sites (25′ length)
Pets allowed
Vault [...]
Primitive and standard camping opportunities only. Vault toilets are available for use and potable water is now available within the park and located at approximately mile 8.25 on Skyline Drive.
26 miles N. of Moscow near the Latah-Benewah county line, turn west on Skyline Drive
This 5300-acre ridgeline park is dedicated to pioneer women. McCroskey [...]
This popular and attractive developed site offers camping and picnicking opportunities within the scenic beauty of the North Fork of the Owyhee River Canyon.
Location: About 27 miles southeast of Jordan Valley, Oregon; along the Owyhee Uplands Backcountry Byway.
Facilities/Fees:
* Primitive campsite with seven sites
* One vault toilet
* Picnic tables
* Fire grates
* No potable water
* Seven day [...]
Park is next to a golf course. Courtesy of Moving Sue
$15/night Full Hookup
$10/night Dry
Very busy on summer weekends.
1 mile East of Hwy 95 on HWY 6 as you enter Potlatch.
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The Shoup Bridge Site is a small, convenient and developed campground suitable for RVs and tents located on the Main Salmon River. Popular activities in the area include camping, fishing and non-motorized boating. The area is shaded with Cottonwood trees and is also a popular launch site for rafters and anglers. Only hatchery steelhead, [...]
A nice park on the Snake River includes drive-through sites for big rigs. No hookups but water is available. Boat ramp/fishing on Snake River. About a mile south of Idaho Falls on Highway 91. Courtesy of Moving Sue. Very well kept park and a great overnight stop for free.
Site is unconfirmed. Proceed with care.
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