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You could say Boise National Forest is in the tri-forest area. It is surrounded on all sides by Payette, Salmon-Challis, and Sawtooth National Forests, it is situated conveniently close to both urban fun in Boise, and limitless wilderness adventures everywhere else. Alpine tundra is dotted with evergreen forest in the green rolling hills here, topped with snow, and anchored by sparkling valley waterways. The Payette River is great for rafting, while Banks Beach and Beehive Bend are just some of the prime access points on the forest’s 250 lakes and reservoirs (Arrowrock Reservoir has surprisingly primo salmon fishing for central Idaho).
You could say Boise National Forest is in the tri-forest area. It is surrounded on all sides by Payette, Salmon-Challis, and Sawtooth National Forests, it is situated conveniently close to both urban fun in Boise, and limitless wilderness adventures everywhere else. Alpine tundra is dotted with evergreen forest in the green rolling hills here, topped with snow, and anchored by sparkling valley waterways. The Payette River is great for rafting, while Banks Beach and Beehive Bend are just some of the prime access points on the forest’s 250 lakes and reservoirs (Arrowrock Reservoir has surprisingly primo salmon fishing for central Idaho).
Hikers will find 500 trails, including some that lead to 360-panoramic views at fire lookouts. The ambitious should try 10,000-foot high Trinity Mountain, while more liesurely trekkers will get just as good a view at Silver Creek. As if that’s not all enough to keep you busy, there are also endless mountain biking trails, including a scenic route along Shafer Butte. You’ll have your hands full at this intersection of so many great parks!
Camp along the northeast shore of Deadwood Reservoir at the coveted Barney’s Campground, and you’ll find that these woods aren’t dead after all! Mixed growth pine provides plenty of shade along the shore; no matter where you camp you’re bound to have an enviable view of the serene Deadwood Reservoir, full of salmon and trout, and calm enough for w Read more...
Get a lesson in wildlife immersion at Black Rock Campground. You won’t find much privacy from other campers, but you’ll also be stationed in the midst of a hotspot for flora and fauna; a great trade-off if you enjoy people watching and bird watching in equal measure. This patch of the Boise National Forest, right along the banks of the North Fork Read more...
Dutch Creek Cabin is prime real estate, so grab your three besties and book the #1 cutest house in the Boise National Forest. You’ll be alone in the ponderosa pines except for the eagles, osprey, and occasional bear. Spend the day splashing around in the Middle Fork Boise River’s swimming holes, and journey over to the hot springs three miles west Read more...
Edna Creek is a summer playground; just a short drive from Boise, this wooded campground offers no shortage of hiking, fishing, and wildlife. With mountains on the horizon, and Crooked River running nearby, you’ll find plenty of scenic variety at Edna Creek. But venture over in the winter and you’ll find that the sprawling acres of Ponderosa pines Read more...
Situated in a scenic canyon just above the highway, Big Eddy Campground is right next the North Fork Payette River. If you’re an angler, you’ll love casting for whitefish and rainbows in the ferocious current. If you’ve got a thing for whitewater, be sure to bring your kayak. This is one of the most popular spots for whitewater enthusiasts. The ca Read more...
Are you longing to dip your toes in some hot springs? So are we! Boiling Springs Campground is nestled in a steep valley in between a hot spring, a lovely stream, and the Middle Fork Payette River. You can spend your days soaking up warm and cold water, drinking in the mountain air, and scouting the surrounding hills for elk, deer, bald eagles, an Read more...
Don’t go looking for hard times at Hardscrabble Campground. It puts you right on the banks of the Middle Fork Payette River and underneath a goldilocks amount of Douglas fir and lodgepole pine trees. A few of the sites even offer river views and more dense UVA coverage. The beautiful environment has deer, elk and red-tailed hawks making this area Read more...
In true hippie nature, Peace Valley Campground is built on the vibe of “sharing is caring, man. ” The grounds are small, with just five sites that equate one big campground, holding up to fifty peace lovers. You’ll want to be a serious tree-hugger with serene hiking, biking, and horseback trails that wind through high forests and mountains. Book y Read more...
We’re going to warn you, without shakin’ our rattle, that your next getaway will be epic! Rattlesnake Campground snakes nine single sites and one double to make one very large, hundred woman and man campground. The land is snuggled beside the banks of the Middle Fork Payette River and is home to gorgeous trails for your shoes, horseshoes, or wheel Read more...
Settle down for a week beside Silver Lake Creek and restore your soul beneath towering pine trees. Located in the heart of Peace Valley, there is only room for relaxation. Lace up your hiking shoes or strap on your horse’ shoes and hit the trails at the Silver Creek Summit Trail and Bull Creek Trail, both super close to camp. The campgrounds were Read more...
Tie up your shoes, roll up your tent, and pack your tackle for a weekend at Tie Creek Campground. One of five grounds along the Middle Fork of the Payette River, this small spot is the perfect retreat. Stand in the rushing river or take your ATV out for a rip through the forest—whatever floats your kayak, there is something for everyone here.
The Middle Fork River is the star of the Mother Nature Show, where Trail Creek Campground settles beside the rushing river. Campers can fish in the massive flowing water or hike through the thriving foliage on any one of the epic trailheads nearby. There are about ten sites, but no water hook ups, so bring plenty. And make sure you like the pals y Read more...
One visit to Bonneville Campground and you’ll have spring fever. Not only does Warm Springs Creek run right alongside camp, you’ll have the opportunity to decompress at Bonneville Hot Springs. Most campsites come with plentiful amounts of shade thanks to towering Ponderosa pine and Douglas fir trees, with summer wildflowers dotting the landscape. Read more...
Situated in a mixed-growth Douglas fir and lodgepole pine forest adjacent to not one, but two lakes, Bull Trout Lake Campground & Group Sites is candy for the eyes. Paddle out to the middle of Bull Trout Lake to experience 360 degree views of the lakeshore, and to catch a rainbow trout or two. Plan an equestrian retreat and ride into the sunse Read more...
Remote, quiet, and unpopulated, Cozy Cove Campground sits on a bluff overlooking the Deadwood Reservoir, meaning killer views and epic sunsets. An on-site boat ramp makes for easy access to the lake, and because of its primitive and remote location it’s known for great Chinook fishing. Take a stroll, a ride, or a trot down one of the many hiking, Read more...
A picnic table, fire pit, and grill is all you need at Grandjean Campground in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area in west-central Idaho. Make this lush alpine-aquatic fortress your basecamp for an epic high alpine adventure. A network of small lakes dot the landscape which makes for excellent fishing and ten horse camping sites welcome all you Read more...
Idaho is more than just potatoes and if you don’t believe us, go camping at Helende Campground. Come in the summer to fully appreciate the campsite: strewn with wildflowers and shaded in the pine forest. After you’ve set up, hike the many trails available, and fish or swim in the nearby rivers. If you’re more adventurous, grab a guided white water Read more...
Lace up those hiking boots and latch up that boat because at Howers Campground you’re getting the best of both worlds: land and sea. Get your RV running and race on down. The remote location plus beautiful lake equals many happy campers. Fish in the reservoir, and boat, kayak, or swim in the lake! Hit the nearby trails on foot, or mountain bike. P Read more...
You don’t need any makeup, Idaho, you’ve got that natural beauty! Take Mountain View Campground as evidence A, B, and C. Hang by the hot springs, or play in the South Fork Payette River. There's kayaking, rafting, fishing, swimming, whatever you’d like! Relax in the shade of the beautiful pine trees as you fuel up for your hike. Take the paths aro Read more...
Families of all sizes—seriously even the “19 Kids and Counting” Duggar Family would be comfortable at the Park Creek Campground and Group Sites! With two group sites fitting 100 people EACH, and individual sites for smaller groups, it seems like you’re out of excuses for visiting. With numerous nature-filled activities: from playing in the river ( Read more...
All the spas booked up? Never fear: come stay at Pine Flats Campground and you’ll leave with the same rejuvenated feeling! Once you settle in, relax by the river. Either get your sweat on kayaking and rafting, or go zen fishing or floating. Make sure you hike the trails: the hot springs that the trails lead to, are perfect for soaking and detoxing Read more...
For a more “in touch with nature” feeling, make sure you stay at Riverside Campground. Remote locations lead to prettier nature and a more raw feeling of the outdoors. Enjoy and soak in the quiet! You’ll never realize how much you take it for granted until you return home. Fish in the river for food or pleasure, or both! Hike the trails on foot, b Read more...
Need a mental health day. . . or week? Ease your mind and soothe muscles at Boiling Springs Rental Cabin. Accessible by car in the warmer months and by snowmobile in the winter, this little abode is nestled in a narrow mountain valley between the hot springs, a stream, and the Middle Fork Payette River. The cabin sits in a sunny, open meadow, surr Read more...
This place is panoramic defined! The views from the Deadwood Lookout Rental Cabin are totally off the hook. The historic, former Forest Service fire lookout is perched atop Deadwood Mountain at a whopping 8,200 feet. You can drive to the cabin, but high clearance vehicles are recommended for the narrow, steep and winding dirt access road. The cabi Read more...
Located at the fork of the Boise and Crooked Rivers amid a wealth of spectacular mountain and forest scenery, Barber Flat Cabin is a rustic destination providing access to rainbow trout fishing, swimming, and a variety of trail-based fun for up to six people at a time. The area is reachable by car but still offers a true wilderness experience, wit Read more...
There’s no wrong time of year to enjoy the beautiful forest views from Beaver Creek Cabin with five of your friends. In the summertime, you can drive in. Blocked by a snowfall? No problem—break out the snowshoes! No electricity, no worries: Warm right up by the wood stove. There’s nearby fishing, and trails for skiing, biking, hiking, and ORVs pro Read more...
Set on the North Fork of the Boise River amid a landscape of rugged rock and pine trees, Deer Park Cabin is more than just a chance to get away in a rustic location with any five people you like, it’s an ideal point from which to stage a real mountain adventure! You’ll have direct access to the North Fork Boise River Trail, which offers dramatic c Read more...
A popular abode for motorcyclists, equestrians and flight enthusiasts, Graham Guard Station is a former forest guard station located on the north fork of the Boise River. Something super duper unique about this place is that there’s an airstrip right across from it, meaning you can fly in for your stay. Though the cabin will provide welcome shelte Read more...
The cabins at Elk Creek Guard Station are located in a magnificent mountain meadow. This remote area is interspersed with Douglas fir and lodgepole pine trees and has become somewhat of a haven for winter sports fanantics. There are over 30 miles of groomed trails near the cabins, but since deep snow can blanket the area in winter months, visitors Read more...
Recently restored to all its glory, Warm Springs Guard Station is a charming cabin getaway. The site rests at 4,700 feet amid steep mountain peaks and a narrow valley marked by towering Ponderosa pines. There are several hiking trails nearby, including one that leads to Bonneville Hot Springs, which is accessible by snowshoe or skis in the winter. Read more...
Grayback Campground and Group Sites are the perfect getaway for the weekend—located a decently short drive away from Idaho, you’ve got the wilderness right at your fingertips. Wander through the nearby hiking trails dotted with wildflowers, or fish for trout nearby. This is one prime spot in Boise National Forest!
Travelling with lots of family and friends? Try your luck at Hayfork Group Only Campground. With one big group campsite, you can get everyone together for one sweet outdoorsy adventure. Try your hand at fishing in the nearby creek, wander through the nearby trails, or simply relax and soak up those sweet camping vibes. You deserve it.
Because it’s located right off the highway, we’ll be the first to admit that this isn’t the quietest campground out there, but it’s just a stone’s throw from the North Fork Payette River for an abundance of whitewater adventures. Canyon Creek is a fantastic base camp for exploring the river, and there are scenic vistas along the canyon that are pe Read more...
Small but mighty and gorgeous, Swinging Bridge Campground is the place to be with Mother Nature. The North Fork Payette River snakes beside the grounds, making kayaking and swimming accessible and sweet. The campground is shaded with Ponderosa and lodgepole pines, making summer days cool and cool nights beautiful to watch the stars peek through th Read more...
Let’s get this out of the way. You CAN fish for trout at Troutdale Campground. More importantly though, this camp puts you in a tight spot to experience all kinds of beauty and recreation. Take a hike up to Bald Mountain. Look to the trees and you just might see an eagle. There are even some great summer swimming holes in the Middle Fork Boise Riv Read more...
Don’t let Napoleon Dynamite fool you, all of Idaho isn’t as barren as Preston. Badger Creek Campground is a shining example of the state’s natural beauty with a healthy forest and scenic reservoir just west of the campsites. Visitors can put all their sweet skills to use catching rainbow and cutthroat trout, eavesdropping on deer, elk, eagles, or Read more...
Atlanta Cabin sleeps up to four, and is bound to appeal to any given four people! Located in an old mining town and on the National Register of Historic Places, it’s a shoo-in for history lovers. With Greylock Mountain and the Sawtooth Wilderness visible right out the front door, it’s bound to appeal to nature buffs, too. Nearby ORV trails, trout Read more...
Bring your camping game to the next level! At Shafer Butte you’re gonna feel high on life. Situated atop the Boise Ridge Mountains, at an impressive 7,000 feet in elevation, this campground furnishes sweeping alpine vistas from its single, double and group sites. There’s tons of nearby trails where you can hike, bike, and horseback ride. The two-m Read more...
Willow Creek Campground is located on the Middle Fork of the Boise River and the north end of the Arrowrock Reservoir, making it an excellent place to get some trout fishing done. And your stay just wouldn’t be complete with the trek up to Bald Mountain Peak. If conditions look in any way dicey, check with the Idaho City Ranger District for road s Read more...
For the glitz and glamor (Idaho camping style), try Hollywood Campground. There are only a handful of sites available, making it exclusive enough for even the most discriminating tastes. Plus, there’s an incredible amount of recreational opportunities accessible from the area’s miles of trails. Peep this movie trailer of the campground for a bette Read more...
Eastside, Westside. . . who cares! At this campground everyone’s amigos! Eastside Campground is the dopest spot for you and your BFFs to get away. Hugging the shores of the scenic Sage Hen Reservoir, there’s tons of aquatic activities to keep you cool and content on a hot summer’s day. And when it cools down in the evening, go for a jaunt on the S Read more...
If you’re lookin’ for warm days and cool nights in a land of picking mushrooms, berries, and an abundance of wildlife, look no further than Sagehen Reservoir! There is a 4-mile loop around the lake that campers can fish, kayak or in the summer cool off and take a little dip—skinny or not, no judgment! For some visual cues, watch for a closer look Read more...
Located on the shores of the Sage Hen Reservoir, Cartridge Ridge Campground sits below a canopy of forest trees that include Ponderosa pine, Engelmann spruce, Douglas Fir and grand fir. Sage Hen Reservoir Trail is a four mile loop around the lake which gives you instant access to a hike with beautiful vantage points, fishing spots and wildlife wat Read more...
Explore both lakes and rivers at Little Roaring River Lake Campground. There are no motorboats allowed on the lake, but feel welcome to fish for rainbow and cutthroat trout from the shore or by canoes and other small watercraft. Trail opportunities are numerous and open to however you’d like to get around in them, including the Little Roaring Rive Read more...
Looking for beautiful views? How about alpine meadows? Hikes through wildflowers? Yep, that doesn’t sound too shabby at all. Find all of this and more at Trinity Lakes Guard Station. This cozy cabin is perfect for family or some friends, and offers great access to lots of outdoorsy activities, not to mention it’s located in a super picturesque loc Read more...
Cottonwood Campground is a tiny campground, but as we all know, good things often come in small packages. Located near the Middle Fork Boise River and Arrowrock Reservoir, this is a primo fishing destination with excellent rainbow and cutthroat fishing. Trails are plentiful, leading to the Bald Mountain Lookout and are often frequented by wildlife Read more...
For a beautiful retreat at nearly 8,000 feet in high alpine country, consider Big Trinity Lake Campground. You’ll have access to four subalpine lakes, the four mile Rainbow Basin Trail System, and just be a short drive from the summit of Trinity Mountain, which at 9,700 feet, checks in as the highest drivable point in the entire state. We think yo Read more...
If you’re working on the next great American novel, give Stolle Meadows Guard Station, a single room dwelling in a mountain meadow a look-see. But even if you’re not here on a writer’s retreat, it’s still a great place to relax. There’s even a nearby hot springs and salmon viewing area. Inside the station, there are four beds, everything you need Read more...
Get ready for a rip roarin’ time at Big Roaring River Lake Campground. Set in a dense lodgepole forest along the river, you’ll have access to wondrous trails including the Lava Mountain Trail. It just so happens to be open to hikers, bikers, horses, and two-wheeled ATVs so you can get around however you wanna. Anglers can fish Big Roaring River La Read more...
A small camp near both Johnson Creek and the South Fork Salmon River, Penn Basin Campground is a fine spot to fill your lungs with Ujjayi breaths (that means victorious breath in yogi-speak) to help your mind and body achieve balance. Here you’ll be able to hike into the River of No Return Wilderness or forage for some edible yummy berries. Wildli Read more...
The small but beautiful Summit Lake offers a secluded and un-crowded camping retreat. Resting in a scenic pine forest, each of the three sites sit among wildflowers in the summer and plenty of opportunities for nearby hiking and wildlife spotting. For those who want a little more water recreation and beach lounging, you can head to Warm Lake, whic Read more...
Named for a bubbling brook on the grounds, Boise National Forest’s French Creek Campground is perfect for private camping beneath towering conifers. The grounds are divided into two sections—east of West Mountain Road, you’ll find gorgeous views of Cascade Lake, while west of the road your site will be on a hillside above the lake, with only a han Read more...
The water may be tepid, but you’ll be totally stoked on Warm Lake! Located at 5,300 feet, this small and cozy campground is nestled beneath towering Ponderosa Pines just a short distance from the lakeshore. Tent and RV visitors are welcome and there’s a special area designated for tent camping only. The lake is the main draw to this area, offering Read more...
On a bluff overlooking the stunning Warm Lake, Picnic Point Campground is one of Boise National Forest’s best overnight spots. Towering ponderosa pines provide shade for swimmers, fishers, and hikers at an elevation of 5300 feet (drink lots of water and be wary of your beer count). To access the lake for boating, you’ll need to use neighboring Sho Read more...
If you’ve got your fishing tackle ready, head to The South Fork Salmon River for some of the best fishing in Idaho. The river offers abundant opportunities for catching salmon, steelhead, whitefish, bull trout and cutthroat trout. Beyond the catch, camping at the river campground offers a bit more solitude than the neighboring Warm Lake campground Read more...
Located in a remote pine forest near mountain slopes, Buck Mountain Campground is situated in a lovely meadow near scenic Johnson Creek. With its nearby trails, this has become a popular destination for hikers, bikers, and equestrians. This area is like the real life version of Big Buck Hunter. You might spot deer, elk, bear, moose, and even bald Read more...
This place might actually be the original Garden of Eden. No, but seriously this campground is gorg. Situated in an open, grassy meadow, Elks Flat is surrounded by stands of cottonwood, aspen, Douglas fir and ponderosa pine, at an elevation of 4,400 feet. There’s a couple of large, group sites and the rest are traditional single/double sites. The Read more...
With just a handful of sites, Penny Springs Campground is perfect for a remote camping experience. Anglers can enjoy fishing for kokanee at Warm Lake, while others may prefer taking a long hike and returning to camp with a basket full of huckleberries. Big game hunting and off-highway vehicle activity are also permitted near this campground. Just Read more...
A small parcel of land on Fall Creek near the Anderson Ranch Reservoir, Ice Springs Campground is a strikingly good spot for water recreation. Hikers, bikers and equestrians can pick up the trailhead at Camp Creek (south) that goes for about 17 miles past Dog Mountain and all the way to Horse Ranch Mountain. There is also a shorter hike at Bear Ho Read more...
With just a few well-dispersed campsites in a remote wilderness, down a winding, narrow road, this is your ticket to total solitude. Bring your love for a little backcountry romance, or go it alone and let the babbling brooks, the swaying pine trees, and abundant wildlife keep you company. Trout Creek Campground is situated in a scenic mountain me Read more...
Pine Campground is a beautiful piece of land on the east shore of Anderson Ranch Reservoir. Most peeps stopping by come for the excellent smallmouth bass and kokanee salmon fishing, but you can also have a darn tootin’ good time water skiing or snowmobiling, depending on the season. Please be prepared to supply your own water. Just because there a Read more...
Located right on Anderson Ranch Reservoir, Curlew Creek is a dope fishing spot for both smallmouth bass and Kokanee salmon, plus fly fishers can test their skills out on rainbow trout just below the dam. If you’ve got a boat and an adventurous partner-in-crime, you may also use the water for water skiing. Peaceful Mountain Home (the closest town) Read more...
Castle Creek Campground has just a pair of sites on the west shore of Anderson Ranch Reservoir, but it’s a pretty epic find for anglers in pursuit of bass and salmon. Go on, we’ll wait while you break out that salmon dance. The closest town, Mountain Home is located just over 30 miles away for any supplies you might need.
After a hike up No Business Mountain, you can cool off in the sprawling beauty of Lake Cascade at Boise National Forest’s Amanita Campground. Your site will be right on the northern tributaries of this gorgeous body of water, and all ten sites here are shaded by conifer forests towering above. Bald eagles and pelicans fly overhead, songbirds wake Read more...
One of the only campgrounds in the area with a boat ramp, you can expect Rainbow Point Campground at Boise National Forest to be popping with activity on a sunny summer day. Kayaking, fishing, and swimming are common activities on the sprawling Lake Cascade, and whitewater rafters can visit Kelly’s Whitewater Park to rent vessels for thrill-seekin Read more...
Located along the Anderson Ranch Reservoir, Evans Creek Campground is popular for just about any recreational water activity. Anglers even pinky swear this is one of the best spots in Idaho for smallmouth bass and Kokanee salmon. Hit up the nearby communities of Pine and Featherville for gas, groceries, and restaurants.
At Tailwaters Campground, you’ll want to throw up your best west side hand sign to represent this side of the Anderson Ranch Reservoir. Fishing for trout and bass are popular here (ramp included), but you’ll also have access to rafting nearby. Pack or be be prepared to supply your own drinking water. Big game hunting is also available in the area. Read more...
Allow us to spill the beans on Spillway Campground. It’s a superb spot for water recreation (anglers love fishing for smallmouth bass and kokanee salmon), and just south of the campground there is rafting access at Reclamation Village. On busy weekends, you’ll want to get here early to snap up a spot. Don’t forget to supply your own drinking water Read more...
Ice Hole Campground is located in dense pine forest with nearby access to both Johnson Creek and the South Fork Salmon River. Nearby, you’ll find several trails that lead into the Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness where you can find both motorized and non-motorized trails. Just be aware that Idaho state law currently allows children und Read more...
Sittin’ pretty in a mountain meadow just off the creek is Johnson Creek Guard Station. It’s a charming cabin built back in 1922, but updated with all the modern doodads to make your stay comfortable. Specifically, there are two twin beds with mattresses, two cots, a couch and a heater. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, electric range and cook Read more...
If you’ve been longing to get back together with Mother Nature, Golden Gate Campground is the place to make that happen. Dense pine forest (check). Pretty mountain meadow (check). A scenic creek and river (check). Fishing, hunting, and berry picking are all popular seasonal pastimes. If you happen to swing by in early August, you might want to go Read more...
When you’ve got a hankering for s’mores, sleeping bags, and solitude, head to the wilds of Idaho, where you’ll find Yellow Pine Campground in the heart of the mountains, forest, and streams that make the state famous for outdoor adventures. Try your hand at trout fishing, strap on your pack and explore miles of trails, or just relax in a pristine Read more...
Whether you’re a Boise Native, or just visiting, Bad Bear Campground is perfect for a get away. In less than an hour, you’ll find yourself out of the pretty city and into a natural paradise. Wildflowers, wildlife, and wild-times are abundant here! With limited sites, this campground is awesome for mellow moods and a true escape from the hussle and Read more...
It’s called the Gem State for a reason! Stay at Kirkham Campground and discover why. Found right along the South Fork Payette River, Kirkham offers breathtaking views and awesome activities. Hit up the river for some water fun: fishing, kayaking, whitewater rafting just to name a few. Definitely get out on the trails too. Find the trail with stair Read more...
A former guard station rebuilt by the CCC in the thirties, Third Fork Guard Station now gives guests the chance to enjoy modern amenities in a rustic wilderness setting. Set on mountainous terrain thick with old-growth ponderosa pine forest, the cabin is quite isolated, but it’s also accessible by car. Whether you want to fish in nearby streams, g Read more...
For a more all-inclusive, less-rustic experience in Boise National Forest, check out Shoreline Campground. Situated on Lake Cascade, it has paved parking spurs and roads, drinking water year-round, and a cafe less than a mile away (though no electricity). Across the street from Warm Lake at an elevation of 5300 feet, there’s a boat ramp and swimmi Read more...
Perched on the shores of the picturesque Sage Hen Reservoir, Antelope Campground and its annex group sites are a great place for bona fide R & R. The reservoir offers out of this world boating, canoeing, and rainbow trout fishing. There’s a boat ramp and dock located within the campground. And if you’re more into layin’ low, you can pack a pic Read more...
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You could say Boise National Forest is in the tri-forest area. It is surrounded on all sides by Payette, Salmon-Challis, and Sawtooth National Forests, it is situated conveniently close to both urban fun in Boise, and limitless wilderness adventures everywhere else. Alpine tundra is dotted with evergreen forest in the green rolling hills here, topped with snow, and anchored by sparkling valley waterways. The Payette River is great for rafting, while Banks Beach and Beehive Bend are just some of the prime access points on the forest’s 250 lakes and reservoirs (Arrowrock Reservoir has surprisingly primo salmon fishing for central Idaho).
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You could say Boise National Forest is in the tri-forest area. It is surrounded on all sides by Payette, Salmon-Challis, and Sawtooth National Forests, it is situated conveniently close to both urban fun in Boise, and limitless wilderness adventures everywhere else. Alpine tundra is dotted with evergreen forest in the green rolling hills here, topped with snow, and anchored by sparkling valley waterways. The Payette River is great for rafting, while Banks Beach and Beehive Bend are just some of the prime access points on the forest’s 250 lakes and reservoirs (Arrowrock Reservoir has surprisingly primo salmon fishing for central Idaho).
Hikers will find 500 trails, including some that lead to 360-panoramic views at fire lookouts. The ambitious should try 10,000-foot high Trinity Mountain, while more liesurely trekkers will get just as good a view at Silver Creek. As if that’s not all enough to keep you busy, there are also endless mountain biking trails, including a scenic route along Shafer Butte. You’ll have your hands full at this intersection of so many great parks!
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77 campgrounds in Boise National Forest
Camp along the northeast shore of Deadwood Reservoir at the coveted Barney’s Campground, and you’ll find that these woods aren’t dead after all! Mixed growth pine provides plenty of shade along the shore; no matter where you camp you’re bound to have an enviable view of the serene Deadwood Reservoir, full of salmon and trout, and calm enough for w Read more...
Get a lesson in wildlife immersion at Black Rock Campground. You won’t find much privacy from other campers, but you’ll also be stationed in the midst of a hotspot for flora and fauna; a great trade-off if you enjoy people watching and bird watching in equal measure. This patch of the Boise National Forest, right along the banks of the North Fork Read more...
Dutch Creek Cabin is prime real estate, so grab your three besties and book the #1 cutest house in the Boise National Forest. You’ll be alone in the ponderosa pines except for the eagles, osprey, and occasional bear. Spend the day splashing around in the Middle Fork Boise River’s swimming holes, and journey over to the hot springs three miles west Read more...
Edna Creek is a summer playground; just a short drive from Boise, this wooded campground offers no shortage of hiking, fishing, and wildlife. With mountains on the horizon, and Crooked River running nearby, you’ll find plenty of scenic variety at Edna Creek. But venture over in the winter and you’ll find that the sprawling acres of Ponderosa pines Read more...
Situated in a scenic canyon just above the highway, Big Eddy Campground is right next the North Fork Payette River. If you’re an angler, you’ll love casting for whitefish and rainbows in the ferocious current. If you’ve got a thing for whitewater, be sure to bring your kayak. This is one of the most popular spots for whitewater enthusiasts. The ca Read more...
Are you longing to dip your toes in some hot springs? So are we! Boiling Springs Campground is nestled in a steep valley in between a hot spring, a lovely stream, and the Middle Fork Payette River. You can spend your days soaking up warm and cold water, drinking in the mountain air, and scouting the surrounding hills for elk, deer, bald eagles, an Read more...
Don’t go looking for hard times at Hardscrabble Campground. It puts you right on the banks of the Middle Fork Payette River and underneath a goldilocks amount of Douglas fir and lodgepole pine trees. A few of the sites even offer river views and more dense UVA coverage. The beautiful environment has deer, elk and red-tailed hawks making this area Read more...
In true hippie nature, Peace Valley Campground is built on the vibe of “sharing is caring, man. ” The grounds are small, with just five sites that equate one big campground, holding up to fifty peace lovers. You’ll want to be a serious tree-hugger with serene hiking, biking, and horseback trails that wind through high forests and mountains. Book y Read more...
We’re going to warn you, without shakin’ our rattle, that your next getaway will be epic! Rattlesnake Campground snakes nine single sites and one double to make one very large, hundred woman and man campground. The land is snuggled beside the banks of the Middle Fork Payette River and is home to gorgeous trails for your shoes, horseshoes, or wheel Read more...
Settle down for a week beside Silver Lake Creek and restore your soul beneath towering pine trees. Located in the heart of Peace Valley, there is only room for relaxation. Lace up your hiking shoes or strap on your horse’ shoes and hit the trails at the Silver Creek Summit Trail and Bull Creek Trail, both super close to camp. The campgrounds were Read more...
Tie up your shoes, roll up your tent, and pack your tackle for a weekend at Tie Creek Campground. One of five grounds along the Middle Fork of the Payette River, this small spot is the perfect retreat. Stand in the rushing river or take your ATV out for a rip through the forest—whatever floats your kayak, there is something for everyone here.
The Middle Fork River is the star of the Mother Nature Show, where Trail Creek Campground settles beside the rushing river. Campers can fish in the massive flowing water or hike through the thriving foliage on any one of the epic trailheads nearby. There are about ten sites, but no water hook ups, so bring plenty. And make sure you like the pals y Read more...
One visit to Bonneville Campground and you’ll have spring fever. Not only does Warm Springs Creek run right alongside camp, you’ll have the opportunity to decompress at Bonneville Hot Springs. Most campsites come with plentiful amounts of shade thanks to towering Ponderosa pine and Douglas fir trees, with summer wildflowers dotting the landscape. Read more...
Situated in a mixed-growth Douglas fir and lodgepole pine forest adjacent to not one, but two lakes, Bull Trout Lake Campground & Group Sites is candy for the eyes. Paddle out to the middle of Bull Trout Lake to experience 360 degree views of the lakeshore, and to catch a rainbow trout or two. Plan an equestrian retreat and ride into the sunse Read more...
Remote, quiet, and unpopulated, Cozy Cove Campground sits on a bluff overlooking the Deadwood Reservoir, meaning killer views and epic sunsets. An on-site boat ramp makes for easy access to the lake, and because of its primitive and remote location it’s known for great Chinook fishing. Take a stroll, a ride, or a trot down one of the many hiking, Read more...
A picnic table, fire pit, and grill is all you need at Grandjean Campground in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area in west-central Idaho. Make this lush alpine-aquatic fortress your basecamp for an epic high alpine adventure. A network of small lakes dot the landscape which makes for excellent fishing and ten horse camping sites welcome all you Read more...
Idaho is more than just potatoes and if you don’t believe us, go camping at Helende Campground. Come in the summer to fully appreciate the campsite: strewn with wildflowers and shaded in the pine forest. After you’ve set up, hike the many trails available, and fish or swim in the nearby rivers. If you’re more adventurous, grab a guided white water Read more...
Lace up those hiking boots and latch up that boat because at Howers Campground you’re getting the best of both worlds: land and sea. Get your RV running and race on down. The remote location plus beautiful lake equals many happy campers. Fish in the reservoir, and boat, kayak, or swim in the lake! Hit the nearby trails on foot, or mountain bike. P Read more...
You don’t need any makeup, Idaho, you’ve got that natural beauty! Take Mountain View Campground as evidence A, B, and C. Hang by the hot springs, or play in the South Fork Payette River. There's kayaking, rafting, fishing, swimming, whatever you’d like! Relax in the shade of the beautiful pine trees as you fuel up for your hike. Take the paths aro Read more...
Families of all sizes—seriously even the “19 Kids and Counting” Duggar Family would be comfortable at the Park Creek Campground and Group Sites! With two group sites fitting 100 people EACH, and individual sites for smaller groups, it seems like you’re out of excuses for visiting. With numerous nature-filled activities: from playing in the river ( Read more...
All the spas booked up? Never fear: come stay at Pine Flats Campground and you’ll leave with the same rejuvenated feeling! Once you settle in, relax by the river. Either get your sweat on kayaking and rafting, or go zen fishing or floating. Make sure you hike the trails: the hot springs that the trails lead to, are perfect for soaking and detoxing Read more...
For a more “in touch with nature” feeling, make sure you stay at Riverside Campground. Remote locations lead to prettier nature and a more raw feeling of the outdoors. Enjoy and soak in the quiet! You’ll never realize how much you take it for granted until you return home. Fish in the river for food or pleasure, or both! Hike the trails on foot, b Read more...
Need a mental health day. . . or week? Ease your mind and soothe muscles at Boiling Springs Rental Cabin. Accessible by car in the warmer months and by snowmobile in the winter, this little abode is nestled in a narrow mountain valley between the hot springs, a stream, and the Middle Fork Payette River. The cabin sits in a sunny, open meadow, surr Read more...
This place is panoramic defined! The views from the Deadwood Lookout Rental Cabin are totally off the hook. The historic, former Forest Service fire lookout is perched atop Deadwood Mountain at a whopping 8,200 feet. You can drive to the cabin, but high clearance vehicles are recommended for the narrow, steep and winding dirt access road. The cabi Read more...
Located at the fork of the Boise and Crooked Rivers amid a wealth of spectacular mountain and forest scenery, Barber Flat Cabin is a rustic destination providing access to rainbow trout fishing, swimming, and a variety of trail-based fun for up to six people at a time. The area is reachable by car but still offers a true wilderness experience, wit Read more...
There’s no wrong time of year to enjoy the beautiful forest views from Beaver Creek Cabin with five of your friends. In the summertime, you can drive in. Blocked by a snowfall? No problem—break out the snowshoes! No electricity, no worries: Warm right up by the wood stove. There’s nearby fishing, and trails for skiing, biking, hiking, and ORVs pro Read more...
Set on the North Fork of the Boise River amid a landscape of rugged rock and pine trees, Deer Park Cabin is more than just a chance to get away in a rustic location with any five people you like, it’s an ideal point from which to stage a real mountain adventure! You’ll have direct access to the North Fork Boise River Trail, which offers dramatic c Read more...
A popular abode for motorcyclists, equestrians and flight enthusiasts, Graham Guard Station is a former forest guard station located on the north fork of the Boise River. Something super duper unique about this place is that there’s an airstrip right across from it, meaning you can fly in for your stay. Though the cabin will provide welcome shelte Read more...
The cabins at Elk Creek Guard Station are located in a magnificent mountain meadow. This remote area is interspersed with Douglas fir and lodgepole pine trees and has become somewhat of a haven for winter sports fanantics. There are over 30 miles of groomed trails near the cabins, but since deep snow can blanket the area in winter months, visitors Read more...
Recently restored to all its glory, Warm Springs Guard Station is a charming cabin getaway. The site rests at 4,700 feet amid steep mountain peaks and a narrow valley marked by towering Ponderosa pines. There are several hiking trails nearby, including one that leads to Bonneville Hot Springs, which is accessible by snowshoe or skis in the winter. Read more...
Grayback Campground and Group Sites are the perfect getaway for the weekend—located a decently short drive away from Idaho, you’ve got the wilderness right at your fingertips. Wander through the nearby hiking trails dotted with wildflowers, or fish for trout nearby. This is one prime spot in Boise National Forest!
Travelling with lots of family and friends? Try your luck at Hayfork Group Only Campground. With one big group campsite, you can get everyone together for one sweet outdoorsy adventure. Try your hand at fishing in the nearby creek, wander through the nearby trails, or simply relax and soak up those sweet camping vibes. You deserve it.
Because it’s located right off the highway, we’ll be the first to admit that this isn’t the quietest campground out there, but it’s just a stone’s throw from the North Fork Payette River for an abundance of whitewater adventures. Canyon Creek is a fantastic base camp for exploring the river, and there are scenic vistas along the canyon that are pe Read more...
Small but mighty and gorgeous, Swinging Bridge Campground is the place to be with Mother Nature. The North Fork Payette River snakes beside the grounds, making kayaking and swimming accessible and sweet. The campground is shaded with Ponderosa and lodgepole pines, making summer days cool and cool nights beautiful to watch the stars peek through th Read more...
Let’s get this out of the way. You CAN fish for trout at Troutdale Campground. More importantly though, this camp puts you in a tight spot to experience all kinds of beauty and recreation. Take a hike up to Bald Mountain. Look to the trees and you just might see an eagle. There are even some great summer swimming holes in the Middle Fork Boise Riv Read more...
Don’t let Napoleon Dynamite fool you, all of Idaho isn’t as barren as Preston. Badger Creek Campground is a shining example of the state’s natural beauty with a healthy forest and scenic reservoir just west of the campsites. Visitors can put all their sweet skills to use catching rainbow and cutthroat trout, eavesdropping on deer, elk, eagles, or Read more...
Atlanta Cabin sleeps up to four, and is bound to appeal to any given four people! Located in an old mining town and on the National Register of Historic Places, it’s a shoo-in for history lovers. With Greylock Mountain and the Sawtooth Wilderness visible right out the front door, it’s bound to appeal to nature buffs, too. Nearby ORV trails, trout Read more...
Bring your camping game to the next level! At Shafer Butte you’re gonna feel high on life. Situated atop the Boise Ridge Mountains, at an impressive 7,000 feet in elevation, this campground furnishes sweeping alpine vistas from its single, double and group sites. There’s tons of nearby trails where you can hike, bike, and horseback ride. The two-m Read more...
Willow Creek Campground is located on the Middle Fork of the Boise River and the north end of the Arrowrock Reservoir, making it an excellent place to get some trout fishing done. And your stay just wouldn’t be complete with the trek up to Bald Mountain Peak. If conditions look in any way dicey, check with the Idaho City Ranger District for road s Read more...
For the glitz and glamor (Idaho camping style), try Hollywood Campground. There are only a handful of sites available, making it exclusive enough for even the most discriminating tastes. Plus, there’s an incredible amount of recreational opportunities accessible from the area’s miles of trails. Peep this movie trailer of the campground for a bette Read more...
Eastside, Westside. . . who cares! At this campground everyone’s amigos! Eastside Campground is the dopest spot for you and your BFFs to get away. Hugging the shores of the scenic Sage Hen Reservoir, there’s tons of aquatic activities to keep you cool and content on a hot summer’s day. And when it cools down in the evening, go for a jaunt on the S Read more...
If you’re lookin’ for warm days and cool nights in a land of picking mushrooms, berries, and an abundance of wildlife, look no further than Sagehen Reservoir! There is a 4-mile loop around the lake that campers can fish, kayak or in the summer cool off and take a little dip—skinny or not, no judgment! For some visual cues, watch for a closer look Read more...
Located on the shores of the Sage Hen Reservoir, Cartridge Ridge Campground sits below a canopy of forest trees that include Ponderosa pine, Engelmann spruce, Douglas Fir and grand fir. Sage Hen Reservoir Trail is a four mile loop around the lake which gives you instant access to a hike with beautiful vantage points, fishing spots and wildlife wat Read more...
Explore both lakes and rivers at Little Roaring River Lake Campground. There are no motorboats allowed on the lake, but feel welcome to fish for rainbow and cutthroat trout from the shore or by canoes and other small watercraft. Trail opportunities are numerous and open to however you’d like to get around in them, including the Little Roaring Rive Read more...
Looking for beautiful views? How about alpine meadows? Hikes through wildflowers? Yep, that doesn’t sound too shabby at all. Find all of this and more at Trinity Lakes Guard Station. This cozy cabin is perfect for family or some friends, and offers great access to lots of outdoorsy activities, not to mention it’s located in a super picturesque loc Read more...
Cottonwood Campground is a tiny campground, but as we all know, good things often come in small packages. Located near the Middle Fork Boise River and Arrowrock Reservoir, this is a primo fishing destination with excellent rainbow and cutthroat fishing. Trails are plentiful, leading to the Bald Mountain Lookout and are often frequented by wildlife Read more...
For a beautiful retreat at nearly 8,000 feet in high alpine country, consider Big Trinity Lake Campground. You’ll have access to four subalpine lakes, the four mile Rainbow Basin Trail System, and just be a short drive from the summit of Trinity Mountain, which at 9,700 feet, checks in as the highest drivable point in the entire state. We think yo Read more...
If you’re working on the next great American novel, give Stolle Meadows Guard Station, a single room dwelling in a mountain meadow a look-see. But even if you’re not here on a writer’s retreat, it’s still a great place to relax. There’s even a nearby hot springs and salmon viewing area. Inside the station, there are four beds, everything you need Read more...
Get ready for a rip roarin’ time at Big Roaring River Lake Campground. Set in a dense lodgepole forest along the river, you’ll have access to wondrous trails including the Lava Mountain Trail. It just so happens to be open to hikers, bikers, horses, and two-wheeled ATVs so you can get around however you wanna. Anglers can fish Big Roaring River La Read more...
A small camp near both Johnson Creek and the South Fork Salmon River, Penn Basin Campground is a fine spot to fill your lungs with Ujjayi breaths (that means victorious breath in yogi-speak) to help your mind and body achieve balance. Here you’ll be able to hike into the River of No Return Wilderness or forage for some edible yummy berries. Wildli Read more...
The small but beautiful Summit Lake offers a secluded and un-crowded camping retreat. Resting in a scenic pine forest, each of the three sites sit among wildflowers in the summer and plenty of opportunities for nearby hiking and wildlife spotting. For those who want a little more water recreation and beach lounging, you can head to Warm Lake, whic Read more...
Named for a bubbling brook on the grounds, Boise National Forest’s French Creek Campground is perfect for private camping beneath towering conifers. The grounds are divided into two sections—east of West Mountain Road, you’ll find gorgeous views of Cascade Lake, while west of the road your site will be on a hillside above the lake, with only a han Read more...
The water may be tepid, but you’ll be totally stoked on Warm Lake! Located at 5,300 feet, this small and cozy campground is nestled beneath towering Ponderosa Pines just a short distance from the lakeshore. Tent and RV visitors are welcome and there’s a special area designated for tent camping only. The lake is the main draw to this area, offering Read more...
On a bluff overlooking the stunning Warm Lake, Picnic Point Campground is one of Boise National Forest’s best overnight spots. Towering ponderosa pines provide shade for swimmers, fishers, and hikers at an elevation of 5300 feet (drink lots of water and be wary of your beer count). To access the lake for boating, you’ll need to use neighboring Sho Read more...
If you’ve got your fishing tackle ready, head to The South Fork Salmon River for some of the best fishing in Idaho. The river offers abundant opportunities for catching salmon, steelhead, whitefish, bull trout and cutthroat trout. Beyond the catch, camping at the river campground offers a bit more solitude than the neighboring Warm Lake campground Read more...
Located in a remote pine forest near mountain slopes, Buck Mountain Campground is situated in a lovely meadow near scenic Johnson Creek. With its nearby trails, this has become a popular destination for hikers, bikers, and equestrians. This area is like the real life version of Big Buck Hunter. You might spot deer, elk, bear, moose, and even bald Read more...
This place might actually be the original Garden of Eden. No, but seriously this campground is gorg. Situated in an open, grassy meadow, Elks Flat is surrounded by stands of cottonwood, aspen, Douglas fir and ponderosa pine, at an elevation of 4,400 feet. There’s a couple of large, group sites and the rest are traditional single/double sites. The Read more...
With just a handful of sites, Penny Springs Campground is perfect for a remote camping experience. Anglers can enjoy fishing for kokanee at Warm Lake, while others may prefer taking a long hike and returning to camp with a basket full of huckleberries. Big game hunting and off-highway vehicle activity are also permitted near this campground. Just Read more...
A small parcel of land on Fall Creek near the Anderson Ranch Reservoir, Ice Springs Campground is a strikingly good spot for water recreation. Hikers, bikers and equestrians can pick up the trailhead at Camp Creek (south) that goes for about 17 miles past Dog Mountain and all the way to Horse Ranch Mountain. There is also a shorter hike at Bear Ho Read more...
With just a few well-dispersed campsites in a remote wilderness, down a winding, narrow road, this is your ticket to total solitude. Bring your love for a little backcountry romance, or go it alone and let the babbling brooks, the swaying pine trees, and abundant wildlife keep you company. Trout Creek Campground is situated in a scenic mountain me Read more...
Pine Campground is a beautiful piece of land on the east shore of Anderson Ranch Reservoir. Most peeps stopping by come for the excellent smallmouth bass and kokanee salmon fishing, but you can also have a darn tootin’ good time water skiing or snowmobiling, depending on the season. Please be prepared to supply your own water. Just because there a Read more...
Located right on Anderson Ranch Reservoir, Curlew Creek is a dope fishing spot for both smallmouth bass and Kokanee salmon, plus fly fishers can test their skills out on rainbow trout just below the dam. If you’ve got a boat and an adventurous partner-in-crime, you may also use the water for water skiing. Peaceful Mountain Home (the closest town) Read more...
Castle Creek Campground has just a pair of sites on the west shore of Anderson Ranch Reservoir, but it’s a pretty epic find for anglers in pursuit of bass and salmon. Go on, we’ll wait while you break out that salmon dance. The closest town, Mountain Home is located just over 30 miles away for any supplies you might need.
After a hike up No Business Mountain, you can cool off in the sprawling beauty of Lake Cascade at Boise National Forest’s Amanita Campground. Your site will be right on the northern tributaries of this gorgeous body of water, and all ten sites here are shaded by conifer forests towering above. Bald eagles and pelicans fly overhead, songbirds wake Read more...
One of the only campgrounds in the area with a boat ramp, you can expect Rainbow Point Campground at Boise National Forest to be popping with activity on a sunny summer day. Kayaking, fishing, and swimming are common activities on the sprawling Lake Cascade, and whitewater rafters can visit Kelly’s Whitewater Park to rent vessels for thrill-seekin Read more...
Located along the Anderson Ranch Reservoir, Evans Creek Campground is popular for just about any recreational water activity. Anglers even pinky swear this is one of the best spots in Idaho for smallmouth bass and Kokanee salmon. Hit up the nearby communities of Pine and Featherville for gas, groceries, and restaurants.
At Tailwaters Campground, you’ll want to throw up your best west side hand sign to represent this side of the Anderson Ranch Reservoir. Fishing for trout and bass are popular here (ramp included), but you’ll also have access to rafting nearby. Pack or be be prepared to supply your own drinking water. Big game hunting is also available in the area. Read more...
Allow us to spill the beans on Spillway Campground. It’s a superb spot for water recreation (anglers love fishing for smallmouth bass and kokanee salmon), and just south of the campground there is rafting access at Reclamation Village. On busy weekends, you’ll want to get here early to snap up a spot. Don’t forget to supply your own drinking water Read more...
Ice Hole Campground is located in dense pine forest with nearby access to both Johnson Creek and the South Fork Salmon River. Nearby, you’ll find several trails that lead into the Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness where you can find both motorized and non-motorized trails. Just be aware that Idaho state law currently allows children und Read more...
Sittin’ pretty in a mountain meadow just off the creek is Johnson Creek Guard Station. It’s a charming cabin built back in 1922, but updated with all the modern doodads to make your stay comfortable. Specifically, there are two twin beds with mattresses, two cots, a couch and a heater. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, electric range and cook Read more...
If you’ve been longing to get back together with Mother Nature, Golden Gate Campground is the place to make that happen. Dense pine forest (check). Pretty mountain meadow (check). A scenic creek and river (check). Fishing, hunting, and berry picking are all popular seasonal pastimes. If you happen to swing by in early August, you might want to go Read more...
When you’ve got a hankering for s’mores, sleeping bags, and solitude, head to the wilds of Idaho, where you’ll find Yellow Pine Campground in the heart of the mountains, forest, and streams that make the state famous for outdoor adventures. Try your hand at trout fishing, strap on your pack and explore miles of trails, or just relax in a pristine Read more...
Whether you’re a Boise Native, or just visiting, Bad Bear Campground is perfect for a get away. In less than an hour, you’ll find yourself out of the pretty city and into a natural paradise. Wildflowers, wildlife, and wild-times are abundant here! With limited sites, this campground is awesome for mellow moods and a true escape from the hussle and Read more...
It’s called the Gem State for a reason! Stay at Kirkham Campground and discover why. Found right along the South Fork Payette River, Kirkham offers breathtaking views and awesome activities. Hit up the river for some water fun: fishing, kayaking, whitewater rafting just to name a few. Definitely get out on the trails too. Find the trail with stair Read more...
A former guard station rebuilt by the CCC in the thirties, Third Fork Guard Station now gives guests the chance to enjoy modern amenities in a rustic wilderness setting. Set on mountainous terrain thick with old-growth ponderosa pine forest, the cabin is quite isolated, but it’s also accessible by car. Whether you want to fish in nearby streams, g Read more...
For a more all-inclusive, less-rustic experience in Boise National Forest, check out Shoreline Campground. Situated on Lake Cascade, it has paved parking spurs and roads, drinking water year-round, and a cafe less than a mile away (though no electricity). Across the street from Warm Lake at an elevation of 5300 feet, there’s a boat ramp and swimmi Read more...
Perched on the shores of the picturesque Sage Hen Reservoir, Antelope Campground and its annex group sites are a great place for bona fide R & R. The reservoir offers out of this world boating, canoeing, and rainbow trout fishing. There’s a boat ramp and dock located within the campground. And if you’re more into layin’ low, you can pack a pic Read more...
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