39 acres hosted by Trisha D.
2 tent sites
Welcome to Wiki Ranch—your ultimate off-grid camping destination nestled in the breathtaking wilderness of New Meadows, Idaho. Owned and cared for by Pete and Trisha, our ranch offers the perfect escape from everyday life, inviting you to disconnect from technology and reconnect with nature in a serene, pristine setting. We are located on the border of BLM land and State Forest! There is a .5 mile dirt road to access our camp spot. 4-wheel drive recommended.
The Off-Grid Camping Experience
Wiki Ranch provides two exclusive, completely off-grid camping sites tailored specifically for campers seeking tranquility, privacy, and spectacular natural views. Our premier camping area, Pad 1, features an expansive vista overlooking rolling hills, lush forests, and vibrant skies, creating an unforgettable backdrop for your outdoor adventure.
Comfort in Nature
Each campsite at Wiki Ranch is thoughtfully designed to blend comfort with the beauty of the natural surroundings. Although entirely off-grid, the sites offer leveled ground, maintained areas, and clear access paths suitable for tents, small campers, or camper vans. Whether you're gazing at the stars or waking up to a stunning sunrise, comfort meets wilderness at Wiki Ranch.
Explore and Relax
Situated on 39 acres of picturesque terrain, Wiki Ranch offers ample opportunities to explore forests, wildlife, and open meadows. Wander through our peaceful landscape or simply relax and take in the tranquility of Idaho’s natural beauty, from observing wildlife to enjoying leisurely strolls across untouched land.
Nearby Adventures
Wiki Ranch is an ideal base camp for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Nearby attractions include exceptional hiking trails, renowned ski resorts, mountain biking paths, and the welcoming towns of New Meadows and McCall, providing endless opportunities for recreation and exploration.Completely off-grid. No access to water or electric. There is a pit toilet on site. Beautiful sweeping views of the valley, New Meadows, and the Seven Devils Range.
