93% (33) • 12 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Wilder
Little Creek Campground
1. Little Creek Campground
80%
(10)
12mi from Wilder · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Property used to be part of the Oregon Trail. Its history also included being a dairy farm and a corn field. Now a pretty yellow house sits on it. This large back field is empty, just waiting for you to park. There’s an outside bathroom- toilet and sink you may use.
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Perfect location in Caldwell with country feel. Peaceful field in back of property. Convenient to visit nearby wine country or College of Idaho. Only 25 miles to Boise. Dry camping only but can fill up your water. Fire pit with wood supply. Just waiting for your s’mores. Picnic table by creek Two spots with electrical outlets 30 amp .
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Butterfield Farms
2. Butterfield Farms
100%
(9)
40mi from Wilder · 1 site · RV
In the early 1900's three sheep ranchers--August Broderson, James Fisher, and Isaac Leighton--each purchased residential lots in Weiser and built brick homes designed by Idaho architect H. W. Bond. This property, which we named Butterfield Farms, was built in 1915 by August Broderson, who emigrated from Germany to the US in 1892. The Broderson family lived here for decades and were a prominent family in Weiser history. Learn more about this land:The campsite is located on our small family-run farm in Weiser, ID. Our 2 1/2 acre historic farm is located in the heart of town, so you have the best of both worlds: easy access to town amenities, and a restful retreat in nature at the end of the day. Grocery store, seasonal farmer's market, coffee shop, eateries, library, and downtown shops are all within easy walking or biking distance. Weiser is known world-wide for its annual fiddle festival in June! Our campsite is within walking or biking distance of all of the Fiddle Week activities. Campsite is located underneath a large shady oak tree. Campers are welcome to use the fire pit when fire bans are not in effect. Electric hookups are located immediately next to the campsite, as well as a non-potable water source. Note that we are located in town and campers are required to observe quiet hours between 10pm and 8am and be courteous of neighbors.
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$55
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Private backyard oasis
3. Private backyard oasis
100%
(14)
34mi from Wilder · 1 site · RV
We have a nice private backyard for you to park your self contained camper. Ideal for a self contained campervan. Our space is really only big enough for rigs under 25 feet. We currently have a 23 ft Airstream Flying Cloud parked permanently in the backyard and also rent this out. Let us know if you'll need water, or electric while you are here.
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$49
/ night
Boise National Forest
4. Boise National Forest
81%
(42)
653 sites · Lowman, 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!
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Lucky Peak Lake
5. Lucky Peak Lake
75%
(3)
95 sites · Robie Creek, Idaho
As luck would have it Lucky Peak Lake is a hell of a good time in and out of the water for naturalists, adventurers, and those who consider themselves “professional relaxers”. Take to your boat for a day of water skiing or fishing. You’ll be surrounded by lush green foothills, and there’s plenty of trails for hikers, bikers and pony riders to explore these areas. Off-roading is cool too if you want to pick up the pace. Fishing is, well, pretty epic with both the lake and Boise River at your beck and call. Picnic shelters and group camping means you can bring along the whole gang, and with such close proximity to happening Boise, you can spend an evenings out on the town before a sleeping bag adventure under the stars in one of Lucky Peak’s campgrounds. With a space this beautiful and a name this good, you won’t even need to TRY and get lucky, it just comes naturally here.
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Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort
6. Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort
323mi from Wilder · 249 sites
Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort stands out as a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Mt. Shasta and the stunning Shasta Trinity National Forest. Nestled on the southwest side of Lake Siskiyou, this campground provides a unique blend of rustic charm and modern amenities, making it an ideal getaway for families and nature lovers alike.
Guests can choose from a variety of accommodations, including cozy rustic tent sites, fully equipped RV sites, retro trailers, and comfortable cabins or houses. The resort is packed with activities to keep everyone entertained, featuring scenic hiking trails, beach rentals, and a thrilling inflatable water park known as the Splash Zone. For those looking to unwind, the Lake Sis Bar & Grille offers delicious dining options.
Whether you prefer quiet fishing moments on the dock, quality family time on the lake, or simply relaxing on your cabin deck, Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in the beauty of the great outdoors.
Sunny Ridge RV Park
7. Sunny Ridge RV Park
49mi from Wilder · 2 sites
Sunny Ridge RV Park stands out as a family-friendly destination, offering a welcoming atmosphere and 70 spacious RV sites designed for comfort and convenience. Each site is equipped with full hookups, including water, sewer, and electric options (30 & 50 amp), ensuring a hassle-free stay. Guests can also enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, making it easy to stay connected during their visit.
The park provides ample parking for vehicles and additional tents, making it an ideal choice for families and groups. On-site amenities include fun activities such as horseshoes and ladder ball, as well as a laundry facility and a camp store for your convenience.
Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby attractions, including Leslie Gulch and the Pillars of Rome, which are perfect for hiking and exploring stunning rock formations. For those seeking water activities, Antelope Reservoir offers excellent fishing and boating opportunities. Don’t miss out on the chance to create lasting memories—book your reservation today at Sunny Ridge RV Park!
Owyhee Field Office
8. Owyhee Field Office
100%
(4)
13 sites · Marsing, Idaho
The finest high desert in Idaho lies in it’s southwest corner at Owyhee Field Office, a land of rugged canyons, the wildest beast, and white water rivers. If you’re looking for solitude you’ll find it hiking Jump Creek Falls where you’ll meander among red osier dogwoods along the Owyhee River. The “Grand Canyon of the Owyhee” will delight you with it’s steep canyon faces, and provides ample opportunities for fly fishing, wildflower frolicking, and some of the best rafting in the state. Class II-V rapids are in high demand in the spring when the water is at it’s finest! There’s tons of off-roading at Hemingway Butte and Rabbit Creek and you’ll find yourself in camping heaven in one of Owyhee’s campgrounds. One campground even includes a partially restored mining town. Discovery and fine times await even the wildest of explorers at Owyhee.
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Payette National Forest
9. Payette National Forest
78%
(9)
279 sites · Mc Call, Idaho
Lakes, creeks, and peaks, oh my! Payette National Forest has ‘em all. Salmon-Challis National Forest and Nez-Pearce Clearwater National Forest are its neighbors, while its Victor Peak, Loon Creek, Loon Lake, North Loon Mountain, Bruin Mountain, Bear Pete Mountain, and Boulder Creek could keep you busy for months. Forage for mushrooms or berries, fish in the chinook salmon hatchery at the South Fork of the Salmon River, or snowboard down Brundage Mountain. Hike to the three historic fire lookouts, or check out the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, the second largest wilderness area outside Alaska (don’t worry, plenty before you have visited and returned).
In this wealth of outdoor activity, it’s hard to tear yourself away for a visit into town. However, you will be glad you took the time to visit the closest town of McCall, where luxury mountain lodges have thermal spas perfect for resting your aching bones in between treks up or down the mountains.
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93% (33) • 12 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Wilder
Little Creek Campground
1. Little Creek Campground
80%
(10)
12mi from Wilder · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Property used to be part of the Oregon Trail. Its history also included being a dairy farm and a corn field. Now a pretty yellow house sits on it. This large back field is empty, just waiting for you to park. There’s an outside bathroom- toilet and sink you may use.
Learn more about this land:
Perfect location in Caldwell with country feel. Peaceful field in back of property. Convenient to visit nearby wine country or College of Idaho. Only 25 miles to Boise. Dry camping only but can fill up your water. Fire pit with wood supply. Just waiting for your s’mores. Picnic table by creek Two spots with electrical outlets 30 amp .
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$40
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Butterfield Farms
2. Butterfield Farms
100%
(9)
40mi from Wilder · 1 site · RV
In the early 1900's three sheep ranchers--August Broderson, James Fisher, and Isaac Leighton--each purchased residential lots in Weiser and built brick homes designed by Idaho architect H. W. Bond. This property, which we named Butterfield Farms, was built in 1915 by August Broderson, who emigrated from Germany to the US in 1892. The Broderson family lived here for decades and were a prominent family in Weiser history. Learn more about this land:The campsite is located on our small family-run farm in Weiser, ID. Our 2 1/2 acre historic farm is located in the heart of town, so you have the best of both worlds: easy access to town amenities, and a restful retreat in nature at the end of the day. Grocery store, seasonal farmer's market, coffee shop, eateries, library, and downtown shops are all within easy walking or biking distance. Weiser is known world-wide for its annual fiddle festival in June! Our campsite is within walking or biking distance of all of the Fiddle Week activities. Campsite is located underneath a large shady oak tree. Campers are welcome to use the fire pit when fire bans are not in effect. Electric hookups are located immediately next to the campsite, as well as a non-potable water source. Note that we are located in town and campers are required to observe quiet hours between 10pm and 8am and be courteous of neighbors.
Electrical hookup
Pets
from
$55
/ night
Private backyard oasis
3. Private backyard oasis
100%
(14)
34mi from Wilder · 1 site · RV
We have a nice private backyard for you to park your self contained camper. Ideal for a self contained campervan. Our space is really only big enough for rigs under 25 feet. We currently have a 23 ft Airstream Flying Cloud parked permanently in the backyard and also rent this out. Let us know if you'll need water, or electric while you are here.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
from
$49
/ night
Boise National Forest
4. Boise National Forest
81%
(42)
653 sites · Lowman, 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!
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Toilets
Campfires
Lucky Peak Lake
5. Lucky Peak Lake
75%
(3)
95 sites · Robie Creek, Idaho
As luck would have it Lucky Peak Lake is a hell of a good time in and out of the water for naturalists, adventurers, and those who consider themselves “professional relaxers”. Take to your boat for a day of water skiing or fishing. You’ll be surrounded by lush green foothills, and there’s plenty of trails for hikers, bikers and pony riders to explore these areas. Off-roading is cool too if you want to pick up the pace. Fishing is, well, pretty epic with both the lake and Boise River at your beck and call. Picnic shelters and group camping means you can bring along the whole gang, and with such close proximity to happening Boise, you can spend an evenings out on the town before a sleeping bag adventure under the stars in one of Lucky Peak’s campgrounds. With a space this beautiful and a name this good, you won’t even need to TRY and get lucky, it just comes naturally here.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort
6. Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort
323mi from Wilder · 249 sites
Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort stands out as a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Mt. Shasta and the stunning Shasta Trinity National Forest. Nestled on the southwest side of Lake Siskiyou, this campground provides a unique blend of rustic charm and modern amenities, making it an ideal getaway for families and nature lovers alike.
Guests can choose from a variety of accommodations, including cozy rustic tent sites, fully equipped RV sites, retro trailers, and comfortable cabins or houses. The resort is packed with activities to keep everyone entertained, featuring scenic hiking trails, beach rentals, and a thrilling inflatable water park known as the Splash Zone. For those looking to unwind, the Lake Sis Bar & Grille offers delicious dining options.
Whether you prefer quiet fishing moments on the dock, quality family time on the lake, or simply relaxing on your cabin deck, Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in the beauty of the great outdoors.
Sunny Ridge RV Park
7. Sunny Ridge RV Park
49mi from Wilder · 2 sites
Sunny Ridge RV Park stands out as a family-friendly destination, offering a welcoming atmosphere and 70 spacious RV sites designed for comfort and convenience. Each site is equipped with full hookups, including water, sewer, and electric options (30 & 50 amp), ensuring a hassle-free stay. Guests can also enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, making it easy to stay connected during their visit.
The park provides ample parking for vehicles and additional tents, making it an ideal choice for families and groups. On-site amenities include fun activities such as horseshoes and ladder ball, as well as a laundry facility and a camp store for your convenience.
Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby attractions, including Leslie Gulch and the Pillars of Rome, which are perfect for hiking and exploring stunning rock formations. For those seeking water activities, Antelope Reservoir offers excellent fishing and boating opportunities. Don’t miss out on the chance to create lasting memories—book your reservation today at Sunny Ridge RV Park!
Owyhee Field Office
8. Owyhee Field Office
100%
(4)
13 sites · Marsing, Idaho
The finest high desert in Idaho lies in it’s southwest corner at Owyhee Field Office, a land of rugged canyons, the wildest beast, and white water rivers. If you’re looking for solitude you’ll find it hiking Jump Creek Falls where you’ll meander among red osier dogwoods along the Owyhee River. The “Grand Canyon of the Owyhee” will delight you with it’s steep canyon faces, and provides ample opportunities for fly fishing, wildflower frolicking, and some of the best rafting in the state. Class II-V rapids are in high demand in the spring when the water is at it’s finest! There’s tons of off-roading at Hemingway Butte and Rabbit Creek and you’ll find yourself in camping heaven in one of Owyhee’s campgrounds. One campground even includes a partially restored mining town. Discovery and fine times await even the wildest of explorers at Owyhee.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Payette National Forest
9. Payette National Forest
78%
(9)
279 sites · Mc Call, Idaho
Lakes, creeks, and peaks, oh my! Payette National Forest has ‘em all. Salmon-Challis National Forest and Nez-Pearce Clearwater National Forest are its neighbors, while its Victor Peak, Loon Creek, Loon Lake, North Loon Mountain, Bruin Mountain, Bear Pete Mountain, and Boulder Creek could keep you busy for months. Forage for mushrooms or berries, fish in the chinook salmon hatchery at the South Fork of the Salmon River, or snowboard down Brundage Mountain. Hike to the three historic fire lookouts, or check out the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, the second largest wilderness area outside Alaska (don’t worry, plenty before you have visited and returned).
In this wealth of outdoor activity, it’s hard to tear yourself away for a visit into town. However, you will be glad you took the time to visit the closest town of McCall, where luxury mountain lodges have thermal spas perfect for resting your aching bones in between treks up or down the mountains.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Charles
August 2025
12 ft travel trailer
With pets
I was met by Erin upon arrival. She was friendly and a great host (same for communication prior to arrival).
The location is set back in a lot behind the home. Its safe and secure with power and water. Nearby is a great firepit area (we didn't use as it was 95 degrees) and a gentle sheep named Tilly. Fun, quirky and comfortable! Really enjoyed our stay!
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Jay
August 2025
21 ft campervan
Great private spot with power and water if needed! Nice shady back yard with chairs to hang out in. We had a great walk in the neighborhood. Felt very safe.
Pete made us feel very welcome and we will definitely stay here again!
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T
August 2025
22 ft Class C
Erin was a great host. She was able to answer my questions quickly and had me set for my stay. What a fun, quote and calm space. Very private with a great surrounding.
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barbara
August 2025
13 ft travel trailer
With pets
kimberly was very helpful and kind .. the spot i had was on a hill.. so great views !
easy on and off 84!
good stopping point for traveling eastward
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Sandra
July 2025
21 ft campervan
Erin has a beautiful campsite. It is very quiet, lots of shade from a huge tree, flowers, a campfire site, electric hookups, and a rural farm atmosphere in town. I highly recommend this site.
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Luci
June 2025
30 ft Class A
With pets
Parking is in a dirt backyard next to a cornfield, which I thought was neat. It looks like they were in the process of planting new trees to add shade.
There is a large common grass area with a fire pit that can be shared with other campers. They have a bathroom in a shed. That may sound off-putting, but it was very clean, nice, and unique!! Also, without hook-ups, it was convenient to have a bathroom on site.
We were in the area to visit friends so we didn't spend a lot of time at the site during the day. It was quiet and peaceful at night. Kimberly made sure to call and check in on us after we arrived. She was super friendly.
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Zackary
May 2025
Tent
No issues whatsoever camping here. Easy to find, easy access to a bathroom, easy communication with host, and nice and quiet at night. All in all, a great experience.
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Felicia
May 2025
28 ft travel trailer
This pla e is really nice, the house has the old southern house vive with big trees, Kim is a great host, she tried to accommodate all my needs, the driveway down to the house it's gravel but really very easy , I've made it with my 28ft trailer.
You can use the firepit, she has smores ready to go.
I would totally recomand the place. Also super close with Caldwell downtown, that is cute with great places to eat.
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Gracie
May 2025
19 ft campervan
Just a small, quiet campground which has had a lot of improvements from the previous year. We loved our stay last time and throughly enjoyed staying here again. The owner was not in town so we were greeted by her friend who was house sitting. She was super cool and gave us several recommendations of restaurants in the area. I was not cooking after our long day of travel!! I really enjoyed waking up to the sounds of the birds and fresh country air verses the road noise when we have to stop at a Cracker barrel or rest stop. We will definitely come here again, next time we are traveling through.
This place is close to I 84 so very easy to get to.
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Ross
December 2024
18 ft pop-up camper
With pets
Good place to rest for the night! Reliable power outlet and close to groceries and the main part of town. Some neighbor dogs were outside during the day, which may or may not affect your own pet. Overall would recommend.
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