Lose yourself in the epic beauty at Castle Rocks, where hundreds of trails to blaze and a profound level of history will get you in touch with Mother Nature in no time. Rock climb, horseback ride, hike or bike—there's no wrong way to play on this adult playground. Craving some formal instruction? Check out group star gazing sessions, learn about birds and wildflowers, or even take a class on cooking with a Dutch oven. Internet junkies will be able to get their fix at the lodge, though it won't be hard to escape from technology here. Once the land is blanketed in snow, enjoy all the ice climbing and snow-shoeing this gorgeous locale affords. Close to the California National Historic Trail as well, adventure starts here.
Lose yourself in the epic beauty at Castle Rocks, where hundreds of trails to blaze and a profound level of history will get you in touch with Mother Nature in no time. Rock climb, horseback ride, hike or bike—there's no wrong way to play on this adult playground. Craving some formal instruction? Check out group star gazing sessions, learn about birds and wildflowers, or even take a class on cooking with a Dutch oven. Internet junkies will be able to get their fix at the lodge, though it won't be hard to escape from technology here. Once the land is blanketed in snow, enjoy all the ice climbing and snow-shoeing this gorgeous locale affords. Close to the California National Historic Trail as well, adventure starts here.
Sitting atop of Smokey Mountain range at a breathtaking—yes, pun intended—7,200 feet, Castle Rocks Campground is one of the highest elevated places to pitch a tent in all of Idaho. Nestled within the state’s largest sector of pinyon pines, the area’s paved camping pads offer a secluded getaway from the mind-chatter that’s orchestrated by the concr Read more...
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Sitting atop of Smokey Mountain range at a breathtaking—yes, pun intended—7,200 feet, Castle Rocks Campground is one of the highest elevated places to pitch a tent in all of Idaho. Nestled within the state’s largest sector of pinyon pines, the area’s paved camping pads offer a secluded getaway from the mind-chatter that’s orchestrated by the concr Read more...
Why can't I see these campgrounds when I search with dates?