The best camping in Idaho.
A hidden gem of the Northwest, find otherworldy features like Craters of the Moon National Monument among top-to-bottom mountain ranges throughout Idaho.
Anna: This campsite was wonderful, and I would definitely recommend staying here. It's peacef...
Corlana: Nestled in the beautiful northern Idaho forests sits a small & cozy rustic cabin. I cam...
Camping in Idaho has a lot to offer, and you might want to start your journey by exploring a stretch of the 1,311-mile Centennial Trail. This cedar-lined scenic route weaves through some of the state's most well-loved sights, including the Middle Fork of the Salmon River, which is a popular spot for both fish and the campers who catch them. Idaho is truly lined head-to-toe with Read more...
Camping in Idaho has a lot to offer, and you might want to start your journey by exploring a stretch of the 1,311-mile Centennial Trail. This cedar-lined scenic route weaves through some of the state's most well-loved sights, including the Middle Fork of the Salmon River, which is a popular spot for both fish and the campers who catch them. Idaho is truly lined head-to-toe with mountain ranges, including Sawtooth in the west and Lost River in the east, boasting Borah Peak, which is Idaho's highest at 12,662 feet. The Bitterroot National Forest has its own range, but that's just one part of its 1.6 million acres and the largest stretch of pristine forest around. You don't have to dig very far to find Idaho's wealth of natural treasures.
Kat: We had the best time staying at this small yurt in the woods! The hosts were super frie...
Leah | Tony | Matt: What an incredible stay! The site was incredible (clean, beautiful, and soothing creek ...
Don't miss the Sacagawea Center in the City of Salmon, which offers an educational glimpse into Idaho's rich tribal history.
Leah | Tony | Matt: I can’t speak highly enough of our stay! The location is beautiful and private. We met ...
Trey: Nice piece of land with some cool views! Easy to pitch a tent and relax!
The United States' only captive geyser can be found here. "Soda Springs Geyser" is located in Caribou County.
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Trey: Home owner Angela is super nice and her sons are pretty funny. Good land with surroundi...
David: Just 15 minutes from Grand Targhee Resort, it was a wonderful place to stay and wake up...
At 10 miles wide and 7,993 feet deep, Hells Canyon is America's deepest river gorge. This landscape offers dramatic views of Snake River.
Andrea: The Meadow is a very special place. Nestled in the trees by Freeman Creek sits a quain...
George: Very nice, well-appointed cabin with electricity, fridge, toaster, 2 coffee makers, ele...
Idaho's capitol building is the only one in the country heated by geothermal water, which is pumped from 3,000 feet below ground!
Nicole: Moonshadow Ranch was the perfect spot for our family as we pulled together a last minut...
J: Terrific hosts who could not have been more gracious or accommodating. They didn't up-c...
Nicknamed "The Gem State," Idaho's mountains contain more than 72 kinds of precious minerals, including gold, topaz, and opal.
Isabel: 10 out of 10 stars! Staying next to the Ashton Sunrise Cafe was perfect for a delicious...
Molly: We were traveling west on 90 and went out of our way to head up to the Johnson Family F...
Nathan: We spent about a week at Charles place. It was very beautiful and peaceful.
Kat: This was such a great and unexpected spot in Idaho! The drive to the property from Bois...
Blake: We loved staying in this cozy cabin! Having the river so close was a nice perk, and we ...
Haley: This was such an amazing trip! Sherry and Larry are the kindest people who are so passi...
Lisa: Beautiful, well kept and secluded spot just perfect for the eclipse. We felt welcomed ...
Alex: My wife Sam and I refer to Charles at our Idaho Angel. We met Charles at the bottom of ...