Atlanta Cabin

SAWTOOTH NRA

Nestled alongside the crystal-clear waters of Redfish Lake at 6,500 feet, Outlet Campground invites you to experience the breathtaking beauty of the Sawtooth Mountains. Here, where paved roads wind through towering pines and modern amenities meet wilderness wonder, you'll discover the perfect basecamp for mountain adventures or peaceful lakeside retreats. With flush toilets, well-maintained facilities, and the charming Redfish Lake Lodge just moments away, this alpine sanctuary combines comfort with the raw beauty of Idaho's most spectacular mountain landscape.

222 South 7th Street, Suite 1, St. Marie's, ID 83861

Tucked deep within the untamed wilderness of Idaho Panhandle National Forests, Beaver Creek A-Frame Cabin offers adventurers a genuine backcountry escape. This rustic mountain retreat beckons those seeking solitude among towering pines and pristine landscapes. By day, explore endless trails on your ATV, cast a line into crystal-clear mountain streams, or trek through ancient forests where elk and deer roam freely. As evening falls, return to your cozy A-Frame sanctuary, where simple comforts meet raw wilderness—the perfect basecamp for hunters, anglers, and anyone yearning to disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with nature's rhythms.

Sawtooth National Forest

Tucked away on the hidden backside of the majestic Sawtooth Mountains, this remote wilderness retreat offers adventurers an escape into one of Idaho's most spectacular and lesser-known landscapes. Here, where cellular signals fade and nature's symphony takes center stage, you'll discover the authentic backcountry experience that modern life rarely allows.

Sawtooth National Forest

Escape to Mountain View Campground, where Idaho's untamed wilderness awaits your arrival. This first-come, first-served haven operates on the simple principle of adventure seekers claiming their perfect spot upon arrival. Once you've found your ideal site among the sweeping mountain vistas, secure your stay with a quick QR code scan through the Recreation.gov mobile app. While the digital age meets the great outdoors here, be prepared for nature's own communication system – cellular signals tend to fade as the mountain peaks rise, reminding you that you've truly left the connected world behind.

Sawtooth National Forest

Escape to Pettit Lake Campground, where adventure seekers find their mountain paradise on a first-come, first-served basis. This hidden gem beckons with crystal-clear waters perfect for morning paddles and an extensive network of trails that wind through pristine wilderness. Whether you're casting a line at dawn or setting off on a backcountry trek, this natural playground offers endless possibilities for those ready to embrace the wild beauty of Idaho's high country.

Sawtooth National Forest

<h2>Overview</h2> <p>Embrace the spirit of adventure at this first-come, first-served wilderness retreat, where spontaneity meets the great outdoors. Your journey begins the moment you arrive at the campground, where you'll claim your perfect spot among nature's bounty – no advance reservations needed, just pure exploration.</p> <p>We've made settling in seamless with modern convenience. Once you've found your ideal campsite, simply scan the on-site QR code using the Recreation.gov mobile app's innovative Scan and Pay feature to complete your stay registration right from your phone.</p> <p><strong>Pro tip for the prepared traveler:</strong> Download the free Recreation.gov mobile app at https://www.recreation.gov/mobile-app before you hit the road. Cell service can be spotty in these pristine wilderness areas, so having the app ready ensures a smooth check-in process when you arrive at your outdoor sanctuary.</p>

Sawtooth National Forest

Discover your perfect outdoor escape where ancient forests meet crystal-clear waters, and starlit nights promise unforgettable memories. This hidden gem offers the ideal blend of wilderness adventure and comfortable camping, welcoming everyone from seasoned backpackers to families seeking their first taste of the great outdoors. Wake up to birdsong echoing through towering pines, spend your days exploring scenic trails, and end each evening around a crackling campfire as the Milky Way emerges overhead.

Boise National Forest

Discover your alpine sanctuary at Big Roaring River Lake Campground, where 12 intimate campsites await beneath a canopy of towering lodgepole pines in the heart of the Trinity Recreation area. This riverside retreat serves as your gateway to adventure, with the Upper Roaring River Trail beckoning from the north and connections to both the William H. Pogue National Recreation Trail and the legendary Lava Mountain Trail just to the south. Wake to the gentle sounds of the rushing river and set out to explore miles of pristine wilderness trails right from your tent flap.

Sawtooth NRA, Stanley, ID, USA

Nestled in the pristine headwaters of the Salmon River, Chemeketan Campground offers an intimate escape into the wild heart of the Sawtooth Mountain Range. This hidden gem provides groups with an authentic backcountry experience, where towering peaks meet whispering pines and the only sounds are nature's own symphony. While amenities remain refreshingly simple—vault toilets, sturdy tables, and grills for evening cookouts—the real luxury here is the profound sense of solitude and connection with Idaho's untamed wilderness.

SAWTOOTH, STANLEY, ID, USA

Perched at 6,500 feet in the heart of Idaho's wilderness, Glacier View Campground delivers on its promise of breathtaking vistas across crystalline Redfish Lake to the jagged peaks of the Sawtooth Range. This high-altitude haven welcomes families with thoughtfully designed amenities including playgrounds and convenient paved sites, though visitor experiences vary regarding maintenance standards and campground host interactions. Despite these mixed reviews, the spectacular natural setting continues to draw outdoor enthusiasts seeking an authentic mountain camping experience.

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Tucked along the pristine shores of Redfish Lake, Point Campground offers an intimate escape with just 16 thoughtfully positioned sites. This hidden gem welcomes tent campers and small vehicles to experience lakeside living at its finest, with eight walk-to tent sites perfect for those seeking a more secluded adventure and eight accessible sites for tents, trucks with campers, and vans. While motorhomes and trailers won't find a home here, what you will discover is unparalleled access to crystal-clear waters, modern amenities including flush toilets and drinking water, and smooth paved roads that make arriving at your wilderness retreat effortless.

7359 Hwy 21, Lowman, ID 83637, USA

Nestled within the majestic Boise National Forest, Mountain View Campground invites you to experience the tranquility of Idaho's wilderness from thoughtfully designed, accessible single-family sites. Here, beneath the protective canopy of ancient Ponderosa pines, you'll find yourself perfectly positioned to explore the rushing waters of the South Fork Payette River, where world-class rafting and kayaking adventures await alongside peaceful trout fishing spots. After a day on the water, soothe your muscles in the nearby natural hot springs at Kirkham, where mineral-rich waters have beckoned travelers for generations.

3080 INDUSTRIAL WAY, MOUNTAIN HOME, ID 83647, USA

Nestled along the tranquil waters of Dog Creek in Idaho's backcountry, Dog Creek Campground invites you to unwind beneath towering ponderosa pines that whisper stories of the wilderness. This serene mountain retreat provides modern conveniences including vault toilets and fresh potable water, ensuring comfort while you disconnect from the everyday and reconnect with nature's rhythms.

Boise National Forest

7359 Hwy 21, LOWMAN, ID, 83637, USA

Where crystal-clear waters meet natural hot springs, Kirkham Campground beckons adventurers to experience one of Idaho's most cherished riverside retreats. Perched alongside the rushing South Fork Payette River, this beloved destination seamlessly blends relaxation with adventure. Soak in the famous Kirkham Hot Springs after a day exploring the scenic Kirkham Ridge Trail, cast a line into pristine waters teeming with trout, or feel your pulse quicken as whitewater rafters navigate the rapids just beyond your campsite.

3080 INDUSTRIAL WAY, MOUNTAIN HOME, ID, 83647, USA

Nestled along the pristine waters of the South Fork Boise River, Elks Flat Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of riverside relaxation and mountain adventure. This meticulously maintained haven serves as your gateway to endless recreation, where mornings might find you casting a line into crystal-clear waters, afternoons splashing in natural swimming holes, and evenings planning tomorrow's rafting expedition. Whether you're drawn to scenic hiking trails, prefer exploring on horseback, or seek the thrill of off-road adventures, Elks Flat positions you at the heart of Idaho's outdoor playground.

102 First Street East, Fairfield, ID, 83327

Escape to Baumgartner Campground, where natural hot springs meet pristine wilderness camping. This beloved retreat offers accommodations for every group size, from intimate single-family sites to spacious quad configurations and large group areas. Each thoughtfully designed site features essential amenities including picnic tables, fire rings for evening gatherings, utility tables for meal prep, and convenient paved parking spurs (with the charming exception of Site 100, which maintains a more rustic appeal). Modern vault toilets and seasonal drinking water ensure comfort during your stay. The crown jewel of Baumgartner is its legendary hot springs—a soothing concrete soaking pool where 101-degree mineral water provides the perfect end to adventurous days. This natural wonder is lovingly maintained with fresh water daily, creating an authentic yet accessible hot springs experience.

7359 HIGHWAY 21

Step back in time at Warm Springs Guard Station, where a beautifully preserved historic cabin beckons adventurers seeking an authentic mountain retreat. This charming hideaway transforms with the seasons – drive right up during warmer months, or embark on a magical winter journey by ski or snowshoe when snow blankets the landscape. Inside, you'll find the perfect blend of rustic comfort: a crackling wood stove warms the timber walls, while a propane-powered kitchen lets you craft hearty meals after days spent exploring. Though you'll trade electricity for lantern light and may need to haul water in winter, the reward is pure mountain solitude beneath towering pines and dramatic peaks that have watched over this valley for centuries.

H.C. 64 Box 9900

Nestled on the pristine northern shore of Redfish Lake, this historic cabin offers an intimate escape where time slows down and nature takes center stage. Perfect for small families or close-knit groups seeking authentic mountain solitude, the cabin seamlessly blends 1930s craftsmanship with essential modern comforts including electricity. While embracing a simpler lifestyle without running water, guests discover the true luxury lies in uninterrupted mountain views and the gentle lapping of lake waters just steps away.

P.O. BOX 129, IDAHO CITY, ID 83631, USA

Step back in time at Deer Park Cabin, where the echoes of forest rangers from 1913 still whisper through the pines. This charming retreat, lovingly crafted by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, invites up to six guests to experience the authentic simplicity of mountain living. While you'll find cozy beds and essential furnishings, the absence of electricity and running water adds to the adventure—think candlelit evenings and stories by lamplight in this perfectly preserved piece of wilderness history.

P.O. BOX 129, IDAHO CITY, ID 83631, USA

Nestled in the heart of the wilderness, Graham Cabin stands as a testament to the Forest Service's storied past, now transformed into an adventurer's dream retreat. This rustic mountain sanctuary beckons to those who arrive on two wheels, seek the freedom of flight, or traverse the backcountry on horseback. Here, where silence is broken only by the whisper of wind through pines and the distant call of wildlife, visitors discover a rare blend of solitude and adventure. Whether casting a line into pristine mountain waters, tracking game through ancient forests, or simply breathing in the pure mountain air, Graham Cabin offers an escape from the modern world into nature's untamed embrace.

Beaver Creek Cabin P.O. BOX 129, Idaho City, ID, 83631, USA

Nestled deep in Idaho's wilderness, Beaver Creek Cabin beckons adventurers seeking an authentic mountain retreat. This charming hideaway transforms with the seasons – arrive by car during summer months when wildflowers dot the meadows, or embark on a magical winter journey via cross-country skis or snowshoes through pristine powder. Inside, you'll discover a cozy sanctuary complete with a warming wood stove, modern propane cooking facilities, comfortable futon and twin beds for restful nights. Gather around the outdoor fire ring under star-studded skies, sharing stories of the day's adventures.

Boise National Forest

SAWTOOTH NRA, STANLEY, ID 83340, USA

Discover your perfect mountain escape at Alturas Lake Inlet Campground, where pristine waters meet towering peaks in Idaho's breathtaking Sawtooth National Recreation Area. This lakeside haven offers family-friendly campsites tucked among evergreens, each with stunning views of either the crystal-clear lake or the babbling Alturas Creek. Wake up to mountain reflections on the water, spend your days at the inviting swim beach, and explore endless recreational adventures right from your tent flap.

P.O. BOX 129, IDAHO CITY, ID 83631, USA

Twenty miles from Idaho City, Black Rock Campground emerges as a hidden gem within the Boise National Forest, where simplicity meets serenity. This intimate, off-the-beaten-path retreat beckons those seeking authentic wilderness experiences along the pristine North Fork Boise River. Here, the gentle murmur of flowing water mingles with the whisper of wind through towering pines, creating nature's perfect soundtrack. While amenities remain refreshingly basic—think dirt roads that wind through the forest, rustic vault toilets, and fresh mountain drinking water—the real luxury lies in the untouched beauty surrounding you. Cast a line into the crystal-clear river, take a refreshing dip in natural swimming holes, or explore hiking trails that reveal the forest's secrets. True to its remote character, Black Rock operates on a pack-in, pack-out basis, ensuring this peaceful sanctuary remains unspoiled for generations of adventurers to come.

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Welcome to Pine Campground Boat Ramp, your gateway to the pristine waters of Anderson Ranch Reservoir. This well-appointed launch site offers everything water enthusiasts need for a perfect day on the lake. The sturdy concrete boat ramp provides smooth, reliable access to the reservoir, while thoughtful amenities including a convenient boat dock, clean restroom facilities, a fire ring for evening gatherings, and a shaded picnic table create an ideal basecamp for your aquatic adventures.

Boise National Forest

Escape to a hidden sanctuary where ancient forests meet crystal-clear waters, offering an unforgettable camping experience that connects you with nature's untouched beauty. This pristine campground serves as your gateway to outdoor adventures, whether you're seeking peaceful reflection by the water's edge or heart-pumping trail exploration through diverse ecosystems.

Sawtooth National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of Idaho's wilderness, Bowns Campground offers an intimate escape along the babbling waters of Big Smoky Creek. This peaceful retreat sits 25 miles east of Featherville and 18 miles north of Fairfield, where ten thoughtfully spaced campsites—including two spacious double-family units—provide the perfect basecamp for outdoor adventures. Whether you're casting a line into the creek's promising waters, exploring nearby hiking trails, or gathering around evening campfires, this developed campground delivers comfort in the wilderness with essential amenities including picnic tables, fire rings, seasonal drinking water, and clean restroom facilities.

7359 Hwy 21, Lowman, ID 83637, USA

Tucked away where Park and Clear Creeks converge in a symphony of rushing water, Park Creek Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic backcountry escape. This hidden gem invites you to cast a line into crystal-clear waters, explore winding trails on foot or mountain bike, or saddle up for horseback adventures through pristine wilderness. For those with a pioneering spirit, designated off-road vehicle routes promise heart-pumping exploration, while hunters find themselves in prime territory during season.

LOWMAN

Perched majestically on a bluff overlooking the rushing waters of Warm Springs Creek, Bonneville Campground offers an enchanting forest retreat where adventure meets relaxation. This hidden gem in the heart of the wilderness beckons with the promise of natural hot springs just a short hike away, while the melodic sounds of the creek create a perfect soundtrack for anglers casting their lines. Whether you're seeking the thrill of whitewater rafting, the serenity of wildlife watching, or simply a peaceful escape among towering pines, Bonneville delivers an authentic mountain experience that captures the soul of the great outdoors.

7359 Hwy 21

Tucked away in the heart of Idaho's wilderness, Helende Campground offers a serene escape for those seeking solitude beyond the crowds. Just 10 miles east of Lowman, this hidden gem sits alongside the rushing waters of the South Fork Payette River, where anglers cast lines into crystal-clear pools and rafters navigate exhilarating rapids. A short drive leads to the renowned Kirkham Hot Springs, while the legendary Kirkham Ridge Trail beckons hikers to explore miles of pristine backcountry right from their tent door.

Sawtooth National Forest

Discover your perfect basecamp where tranquil waters meet endless horizons. This serene campground offers an ideal retreat for families, adventurers, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape into nature's embrace.

Sawtooth National Forest

Discover your perfect outdoor escape at this hidden gem, where pristine wilderness meets modern camping comfort. Whether you're seeking adventure-filled days or peaceful nights under the stars, this campground offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers of all ages. Wake up to birdsong, spend your days exploring scenic trails, and end each evening around a crackling campfire as the sun paints the sky in brilliant hues.

Boise National Forest

<p><strong>Essential Information:</strong></p><p><strong>Please note: Due to recent wildfire impacts, Ninemeyer Campground currently operates without standard amenities. The absence of developed campfire rings means that during Stage 1 fire restrictions, all fires are strictly prohibited.</strong></p><p>Tucked away along the scenic Middle Fork Boise River Road (Forest Service Road 268), Ninemeyer Campground offers adventurous souls a gateway to Idaho's stunning backcountry. Here, the rhythm of the river sets the pace for days filled with exploration and nights under star-studded skies.</p><p>From mid-May through late September, the campground welcomes visitors with typically pleasant weather and accessible roads—though be prepared for some bumps and a journey that feels like an adventure in itself. The winding route rewards patient travelers with increasingly spectacular views. Before embarking on your journey, we recommend calling the Mountain Home Ranger District at (208) 587-7961 for current road conditions.</p><p><strong>Wildlife & Natural Splendor:</strong></p><p>Perched beside the flowing waters of the Middle Fork Boise River, the campground serves as a natural amphitheater for wildlife viewing. Early risers might spot deer grazing in the morning mist, while patient observers could glimpse majestic elk moving through the forest shadows. Above, eagles soar on thermal currents while osprey dive for fish, creating a living tapestry of predator and prey along the riverbank.</p><p><strong>Adventures Await:</strong></p><p>The surrounding wilderness beckons with a network of trails suitable for every type of explorer. Whether you prefer hiking boots, mountain bike wheels, horseback, or off-road vehicles, the Mountain Home Ranger District Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) reveals paths leading to hidden vistas and secret spots.</p><p><a href="http://www.recreation.gov/marketing.do?goto=/safety.htm">Important Idaho OHV safety information available here</a>.<br/><br/>Anglers will discover the Middle Fork Boise River teeming with rainbow and cutthroat trout, while summer visitors can seek out perfect swimming holes carved by centuries of flowing water. When autumn arrives, the forest transforms into prime hunting territory for those pursuing big game in season.</p>

102 First Street East Fairfield, ID 83327

Escape to Willow Creek Transfer Camp, where four spacious camping units await beneath towering pines. Recently transformed through extensive renovations in 2021-2022, this equestrian-friendly haven offers modern restrooms, sturdy picnic tables, warming fire rings, and convenient utility tables for your outdoor dining pleasure. Horse enthusiasts will appreciate the well-maintained corrals complete with hay racks and a thoughtfully designed ADA-accessible loading ramp, making this the perfect basecamp for riders exploring the surrounding wilderness trails.

State Highway 20, Anderson Ranch Reservoir East Shore, Idaho

Tucked along the eastern shores of Anderson Ranch Reservoir, Pine Campground offers an intimate escape with just seven secluded sites nestled beneath towering pines. This hidden gem draws anglers from across the region who come to test their skills against feisty smallmouth bass, silvery kokanee salmon, and rainbow trout that thrive in the waters below the dam. When you're not casting a line, the reservoir's glassy surface beckons waterskiers to carve through its pristine waters. Each campsite features a shaded picnic table where you can share the day's catch and stories under a canopy of evergreens. As autumn gives way to winter, the landscape transforms into a snowmobiler's paradise, with meticulously groomed trails winding through the frozen forest just north of the campground.

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Tucked away in the heart of Sawtooth National Forest, Five Points Campground offers an authentic back-to-nature experience with seven intimate campsites nestled along the babbling waters of Five Points Creek. This primitive campground beckons those seeking solitude and simplicity, providing basic restroom facilities while maintaining the raw beauty of the wilderness. Just a short journey away, the therapeutic waters of Worswick hot springs await weary adventurers. While you'll need to bring your own drinking water, the reward is an unspoiled camping experience far from the crowds.

102 First Street East, Fairfield, ID 83327

Escape to Chaparral Campground, where the rhythmic sounds of the South Fork Boise River create nature's perfect soundtrack for your camping adventure. This intimate, first-come-first-served gem features just 7 single sites and 3 double sites, ensuring a peaceful retreat far from the crowds. Here, you'll discover the authentic Idaho wilderness experience, where mornings begin with birdsong and evenings end with stars reflected in the gentle river currents.

102 First Street East Fairfield, ID 83327

Tucked away in the shadow of Soldier Mountain Ski Area, Pioneer Campground offers an intimate escape where the whispers of Soldier Creek provide a natural soundtrack to your outdoor adventure. This thoughtfully designed campground features five well-appointed units nestled among the trees, creating perfect havens for both solitary seekers and social gatherings. The entire campground transforms beautifully into a private retreat for groups of up to 50 people, making it an ideal basecamp for family reunions, outdoor clubs, or corporate retreats seeking to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with nature.

Boise National Forest

Nestled along the banks of Fall Creek, Ice Springs Campground offers an intimate escape with just three secluded campsites overlooking the sparkling waters of Anderson Ranch Reservoir. This hidden gem beckons outdoor enthusiasts with premier fishing spots, pristine boating waters, and endless opportunities for watersports adventures. Each thoughtfully positioned campsite provides the perfect basecamp, complete with a crackling campfire ring for evening stories, a convenient grill for lakeside dining, a sturdy picnic table for gathering, and clean vault toilet facilities nearby.

Troutdale Campground, Middle Fork Boise River, Boise National Forest, Idaho

Nestled in the heart of Idaho's wilderness, Trout Dale Campground offers an authentic outdoor experience where families can reconnect with nature. From peaceful picnics along the riverbank to world-class trout fishing during special seasons, this mountain retreat provides the perfect basecamp for your next adventure. Well-maintained facilities ensure comfort while you explore the surrounding forest trails and crystal-clear waters.

102 First Street East Fairfield, ID 83327

Escape the summer heat at Big Hole, a beloved riverside sanctuary where the crystal-clear waters of the South Fork Boise River have carved out nature's perfect swimming pool. This popular day-use area draws families and adventure seekers alike to its refreshing swimming hole, where the river's gentle current creates an ideal spot for cooling off after a morning of fishing. With convenient parking and restroom facilities, Big Hole offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and accessibility for your riverside adventure.

Willow Creek Campground, Fairfield Ranger District, 102 First Street East Fairfield, ID 83327

Tucked away in nature's embrace, Willow Creek Campground offers an intimate escape with just six thoughtfully designed sites. Following a comprehensive renovation in 2021, this hidden gem now features modern amenities including a new vault toilet and upgraded site furniture, all while preserving its authentic rustic charm. The reimagined layout creates a perfect balance between privacy and community, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking a genuine connection with the outdoors.

Boise National Forest

Where Willow Creek meets the Crooked River, a hidden gem awaits in the heart of Idaho's Ponderosa pine forest. Willow Creek Campground offers an intimate escape with just four well-appointed campsites, each thoughtfully equipped with a picnic table, grill, and fire ring for those perfect evenings under the stars. The dappled sunlight filters through towering pines, creating a play of light and shadow across this peaceful retreat. While the nearby State Highway 21 provides easy access, occasional road sounds remind visitors they're never too far from civilization. A vault toilet serves the campground, though adventurers should note that potable water isn't available on-site, so come prepared with your own supply.

Canyon Campground, Fairfield Ranger District, Sawtooth National Forest, Idaho

Tucked away along the gentle banks of Big Smoky Creek, Canyon Campground offers an intimate escape into nature with just 7 individual campsites and 3 group sites. This hidden gem serves as a perfect basecamp for outdoor enthusiasts, where the sound of rushing water mingles with birdsong each morning. Whether you arrive on foot, horseback, or with fishing rod in hand, you'll find everything you need for a comfortable stay: sturdy picnic tables beneath towering trees, fire rings for evening gatherings, clean restrooms, fresh potable water, and even dedicated horse corrals with a convenient stock loading station for equestrian adventurers.

32 miles north of Fairfield, Sawtooth National Forest, Idaho

Nestled in the heart of the Sawtooth National Forest, Bear Creek Transfer Camp beckons equestrian adventurers with six thoughtfully equipped campsites designed for riders and their horses. Each site comes complete with sturdy picnic tables for evening meals under the stars, fire rings perfect for storytelling sessions, and essential amenities including corrals, mangers, and convenient loading ramps for your equine companions. While the campground maintains a rustic charm with its single vault restroom and no potable water on-site, fresh stock water flows just 150 yards north at the pristine Bear Creek, ensuring your horses stay well-hydrated after a day on the trails.

Abbott Campground, South Fork, Boise River

Escape to Abbott Campground, where nine peaceful campsites await beneath a canopy of ancient pines along the South Fork of the Boise River. This hidden gem offers the perfect blend of primitive camping and river adventure, with seven single sites and two spacious double sites designed for those seeking an authentic outdoor experience. Each site comes equipped with the essentials—sturdy picnic tables, convenient utility tables, and fire rings perfect for evening gatherings under the stars. Modern vault toilets ensure comfort without compromising the wilderness feel. Adventure seekers will love the easy river access for refreshing tubing excursions and prime fishing spots, while a charming footbridge opens up exploration opportunities into the scenic Abbott Gulch area. No reservations required—just show up and claim your piece of riverside paradise.

Sawtooth National Forest

Nestled within the breathtaking Sawtooth National Recreation Area, Redfish Lake emerges as a pristine mountain paradise where crystal-clear waters meet towering peaks. This beloved campground serves as your gateway to endless adventure, whether you're gliding across the lake's mirror-like surface in a kayak, casting a line for native trout, or setting off on trails that wind through ancient forests. Here, where endangered sockeye salmon still make their heroic journey home, you'll discover a place where natural wonder and conservation efforts create an unforgettable outdoor experience.

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Tucked away along the pristine waters of the South Fork Boise River, Bird Creek Campground offers an authentic wilderness escape for those seeking solitude and simplicity. This intimate, first-come, first-served campground features just five units—four single sites and one double—creating a peaceful retreat where the modern world feels wonderfully distant. True to its primitive nature, Bird Creek provides an off-the-grid sanctuary where campers can reconnect with nature's rhythms and find respite from the daily hustle.

Sawtooth National Forest

Tucked away from the modern world, Redfish Lake Inlet Campground offers an exclusive wilderness experience that rewards the adventurous. This pristine hideaway can only be reached by paddling across crystal-clear waters or following scenic hiking trails, ensuring a peaceful escape where the only sounds are lapping waves and rustling pines.

Near Atlanta, Idaho, along Middle Fork of Boise River

Tucked along the pristine waters of the Middle Fork of the Boise River, Riverside Campground offers an intimate escape with just 11 secluded sites. This hidden gem serves as your gateway to the majestic Sawtooth Wilderness, while keeping you within a stone's throw of the historic mining town of Atlanta, Idaho. Here, the gentle murmur of the river becomes your constant companion as you settle into one of Idaho's most peaceful mountain retreats.

Queens River Campground, near Atlanta, Idaho

Tucked away near the historic mining town of Atlanta, Idaho, Queens River Campground offers an authentic wilderness escape where the rushing waters of the Middle Fork Boise River serve as your soundtrack. This intimate, rustic retreat provides just the essentials—allowing you to disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with nature. Adventure beckons from your tent flap, with pristine trails leading directly into the legendary Sawtooth Wilderness, where granite peaks pierce the sky and alpine meadows stretch beyond the horizon.

P.O. BOX 129, IDAHO CITY, ID 83631, USA

SAWTOOTH NRA, STANLEY, ID 83340, USA

P.O. BOX 129, IDAHO CITY, ID 83631, USA

Near Atlanta, Idaho, along Middle Fork of Boise River

102 First Street East, Fairfield, ID, 83327

P.O. BOX 129, IDAHO CITY, ID 83631, USA

3080 INDUSTRIAL WAY, MOUNTAIN HOME, ID, 83647, USA

3080 INDUSTRIAL WAY, MOUNTAIN HOME, ID 83647, USA

Sawtooth National Forest

Sawtooth National Forest

102 First Street East Fairfield, ID 83327

Abbott Campground, South Fork, Boise River

Canyon Campground, Fairfield Ranger District, Sawtooth National Forest, Idaho

Sawtooth National Forest

Sawtooth NRA, Stanley, ID, USA

Queens River Campground, near Atlanta, Idaho

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102 First Street East, Fairfield, ID 83327

Willow Creek Campground, Fairfield Ranger District, 102 First Street East Fairfield, ID 83327

Boise National Forest

FOREST RD 2000, GRANGEVILLE, ID 83530, USA

Nestled in the untamed wilderness of north central Idaho, Fish Creek Group Camp offers an authentic backcountry experience within the majestic Nez Perce National Forest. This primitive, horse-friendly sanctuary welcomes groups seeking adventure off the beaten path, with space for up to 75 people and 20 vehicles. Here, where towering pines whisper ancient stories and mountain trails beckon riders and hikers alike, you'll discover the raw beauty of Idaho's rugged heartland.

29431 St. Joe River Road

Nestled along the pristine waters of the St. Joe River, Huckleberry Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of wilderness charm and modern comfort. This beloved 33-site haven has earned its stellar reputation through meticulous maintenance, thoughtful amenities, and the warm hospitality of its dedicated campground hosts. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear river, watching eagles soar overhead, or simply unwinding to the gentle sounds of flowing water, Huckleberry offers an authentic Idaho camping experience that keeps families returning year after year.

Kootenai National Forest

Nestled in the heart of Montana's wilderness, Spar Lake Campground beckons with 13 thoughtfully positioned campsites that promise an authentic outdoor experience. Each site comes complete with a sturdy picnic table for memorable meals under towering pines and a fire ring where stories and s'mores come to life after sunset. Modern vault toilets and fresh potable water ensure comfort without compromising the natural setting. Adventure awaits at your doorstep with direct access to the pristine waters of Spar Lake, where a convenient boat ramp welcomes paddlers and anglers with small watercraft. Whether you're arriving with a tent or an RV up to 28 feet, you'll find the perfect basecamp for your Montana adventure, with one dedicated host site ensuring a welcoming community atmosphere.

Sawtooth National Forest

Nestled along the babbling waters of East Fork Baker Creek, this secluded primitive campground offers an authentic wilderness escape for those seeking solitude and simplicity. With essential amenities including vault toilets and sturdy fire rings, adventurers can settle in for nights under star-filled skies while their horses graze peacefully nearby. This equestrian-friendly haven welcomes riders and pack animals, making it an ideal basecamp for exploring the surrounding backcountry trails on horseback or foot.

Idaho Panhandle National Forests

Nestled in the heart of Idaho's pristine wilderness, Geisinger Campground beckons adventurers with three thoughtfully appointed campsites that balance comfort with untamed nature. Each site comes equipped with a crackling fire ring for evening gatherings, sturdy picnic tables for lakeside meals, and bear-proof storage boxes that keep both wildlife and provisions safe. True to its wilderness spirit, the campground embraces a Pack it In, Pack It Out philosophy, inviting visitors to leave only footprints and take only memories from this unspoiled corner of the world.

Boise National Forest

Tucked away in a pristine mountain meadow where solitude meets wilderness, Ice Hole Campground beckons with 10 intimate campsites that promise an authentic backcountry experience. Here, towering pines frame your mountain retreat while the melodic waters of Johnson Creek provide nature's soundtrack. This hidden gem offers the perfect escape for those seeking to trade city lights for starlit nights in one of Idaho's most peaceful settings.

TARGHEE

Nestled along the pristine banks of Henry's Fork of the Snake River, Riverside Campground offers an enchanting escape where the gentle murmur of flowing water becomes your constant companion. This thoughtfully designed haven serves as both a peaceful retreat and a strategic basecamp for adventurers drawn to the legendary fishing waters and the nearby wonders of Yellowstone National Park. Whether you're seeking solitude in a single-family site or planning a memorable gathering in one of the spacious group areas, you'll find yourself immersed in the authentic rhythm of the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem.

2878 Addison Avenue East, Twin Falls, ID, 83301, USA

Tucked away in the rugged wilderness where the East Fork meets the Jarbidge Wild and Scenic River, The Forks Campground offers an intimate escape into untouched nature. This hidden gem sits just two miles north of the legendary Murphy Hot Springs, providing adventurers with a perfect basecamp for riverside relaxation and exploration. With its small, thoughtfully designed layout, this campground creates an atmosphere where the whisper of the river and the rustle of canyon winds become your closest companions.

Cape Horn Winter Rental (ID) 311 North U.S. Highway 93, CHALLIS, ID, 83226, USA

Escape to a winter wonderland at Cape Horn Winter Rental, where a cozy cabin nestled in the pristine Elk Meadow becomes your basecamp for unforgettable alpine adventures. This charming retreat sleeps up to 8 guests and invites you to explore miles of untouched powder on cross-country skis, trek through snow-laden forests on snowshoes, carve fresh tracks on your snowmobile, or discover hidden backcountry slopes for downhill skiing. After a day of exploration, return to the warmth of your wood stove, where crackling firewood and modern electricity create the perfect blend of rustic comfort and convenience.

PO Box 169, Almo, Idaho, 83312-0169, United States

Step into a climber's paradise where ancient granite spires pierce the sky like nature's own cathedral. City of Rocks National Reserve beckons adventurers with its otherworldly landscape of towering pinnacles and smooth monoliths that have captivated travelers since the California Trail days. Whether you're here to test your skills on world-class climbing routes, explore scenic hiking trails, or saddle up for an equestrian adventure, you'll find yourself immersed in a geological wonderland. Visitors rave about the pristine facilities, welcoming hosts who go above and beyond, and the perfect positioning that puts you within reach of the area's most spectacular attractions.