Hot spring camping near Stanley with campfires

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97% (90 reviews)

United States
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Idaho
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Stanley

97% (90 reviews)

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SawtoothMonkey

2 sites · RVs, Tents3 acres · Lowman, ID

The Sawtooth Monkey is a fictional character who lives in the Sawtooth mountains in Idaho, this creature is a crossbreed of a salmon and baby Bigfoot. Breeding and divine intervention took place circa 1989 when the 1989 fire hit the SF region of the Payette river. Baby Bigfoot had no where to go but the river, he was saved by a school of salmon who by Deus ex machina and the Idaho river God, Beeraspirits transformed Bigfoot and the Alpha 15 pound papa salmon into the Sawtooth Monkey. When SM hit puberty he developed a skin condition and an appetite for coconuts. He is currently friendly but a nuisance, because of his skin problems he is known for stealing ointment, lotions and sunscreen. Also, because of his love for coconuts, he is known for steal those too. Should you confront or come in contact with this elusive creature, please don't feed him anything but coconuts.

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Hot spring camping near Stanley with campfires guide

Overview

Looking to go camping near Stanley, Idaho? Hipcamp has you covered with 69 options to choose from. Whether you prefer tent-free accommodations like Laughing Horse Ranch, cozy up at The Meadow, or enjoy the serene atmosphere at Kraay's Market & Garden. Each campsite is reviewed by real campers, with Laughing Horse Ranch having 109 reviews, The Meadow with 102 reviews, and Kraay's Market & Garden with 90 reviews. With popular amenities like toilets, trash, and campfires, and activities such as biking, wildlife watching, and fishing, you're guaranteed an unforgettable camping experience. Plus, with an average price per night of $40 and options as low as $16, camping has never been more affordable.