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Country Flare

92%
(50)
34mi from Castle Rocks State Park · 4 sites · RVs · Rupert, ID
Minidoka County Fairgrounds: The fairgrounds are located East of Rupert encompassing an area of approximately sixty-five acres. The grounds includes a rodeo arena, display buildings (antique building, a commercial building, 4-H building), and open air pavilion for livestock shows, family reunions, and other community events. Hidden behind the main grounds is our small and quaint campground in a groomed grassy field. with a spectacular view of Mount Harrison. The Minidoka County Fair held the first week in August and includes a full week of events including entertainment, open class exhibits, food, rodeo, 4-H and FFA livestock shows. Numerous events are held at the fairgrounds throughout the year including Moto-X races, rodeos, auctions, 4-H events. weddings, horseshows, family reunions, and more. Note-Dates have been blocked for these events. We are fortunate to have this multi-purpose facility for use in our community.
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City of Rocks RV

97%
(36)
2.8mi from Castle Rocks State Park · 29 sites · Tents, RVs · Oakley, ID
City of Rocks RV offers wide open mountain views at the entrance to the City of Rocks National Reserve. We provide partial hookups (water and electric 20/30/50), "Big Rig" pull-thru sites, Pioneer Bathrooms (rustic outhouse), and the beauty and seclusion of the Silent City of Rocks and the Almo Valley. We now have free wifi. Seasonal heated outdoor shower is free to guests May-October. We also have tent sites available. Enjoy our new enclosed, leash free, dog play area. We are conveniently located just outside the entrance to the Park on the City of Rocks Road. Big Rig access has always been limited in the City of Rocks so we made every site large with pull thru access. Public RV dump station is only 1 mile away. Whether you are here to climb, camp, hike, snowshoe, bird, fish, hunt, stargaze, relax, or all the above, we offer the ideal base-camp. We hope to see you soon!
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Overview

About

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.

When to go

The best time to visit Castle Rocks State Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when all facilities are open and the weather is conducive for outdoor activities. Winter brings closures and limited access, particularly from mid-March to mid-June due to construction, making it less ideal for visits.

Know before you go

  • Check for seasonal closures, as facilities may close for construction, affecting access to amenities.
  • Day-use locations are open from 7am to 10pm, but hours can change at the park manager's discretion.
  • For a smooth visit, reserve your park spot in advance by calling 1-888-9-CAMPID.
  • Stay informed about current park conditions by contacting the visitor center at (208) 824-5901.
  • Remember to explore nearby camping options if in-park camping is unavailable.
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3 ratings · 1 review