Description

James J. Johnson served as ranger of the Georgetown Ranger District from 1907-1913, and did something cool enough to have Johnson Guard Station named after him, where you can camp year round. Tucked away in a meadow in between the peaks of Dry Ridge and the Webster subrange in southeastern Idaho, this place is an outdoor activity lover’s paradise. Hang out with the local bears, wolves, moose, and more as you get your fill of the area’s seasonally varied, but equally awesome activities. Diamond Creek is close for fishing and good hunting if you’re into that sort of thing.
Lodging provided
Cabin
1 site
Up to 15 guests per site
Up to 6 vehicles
No wheelchair access
Essentials
Toilet available
Pets allowed
Amenities
Picnic table available

Activities

Offered near the campground.

Biking
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Horseback riding
Paddling
Wind sports
Off-roading (OHV)
Climbing
Snow sports
Swimming
Whitewater paddling
Wildlife watching

Terrain

Natural features you'll find at Johnson Guard Station.

Beach
Cave
Forest
Hot spring
Swimming hole
Waterfall
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Park
Caribou National Forest
State
Idaho
Country
United States
Phone Number
208-847-0375
Directions
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Official Website
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Coordinates
42.719° N, 111.206° W
Unknown price
Cabin & Lodging: 1 Site
(Up to 15 people per site)