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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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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 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.

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.

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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.

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.

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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.

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.

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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.

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

Tucked away on the serene eastern shores of Little Redfish Lake, Mountain View Campground beckons those seeking an authentic Idaho wilderness experience. This hidden gem features six intimate, first-come, first-serve campsites that offer a perfect escape from the crowds. With motorized watercraft banned from these pristine waters, visitors can peacefully paddle their canoes and kayaks across the mirror-like surface, cast lines for native trout, or simply float in the crystal-clear mountain lake. Adventure enthusiasts will discover themselves at the doorstep of both the legendary Sawtooth Wilderness and the stunning White Clouds Wilderness, with multiple trailheads leading directly into these protected backcountry areas. Whether you're capturing the alpenglow on jagged peaks at sunrise or exploring hidden alpine lakes by day, this photographer's paradise promises memories that will last a lifetime.

Sawtooth National Forest

Escape the crowds and discover your perfect wilderness retreat at this hidden gem, where camping spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Early birds are rewarded with their choice of pristine sites, making spontaneous adventure seekers and flexible travelers feel right at home in this natural haven.

Sawtooth National Recreation, Stanley, ID 83278, USA

Nestled along the pristine Salmon River in the heart of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area, Sunny Gulch Campground offers the perfect blend of wilderness adventure and family-friendly comfort. With well-maintained paved roads leading you through this mountain paradise, modern vault toilets, fresh drinking water, and inviting picnic areas, you'll find all the essentials for a memorable outdoor experience. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear waters, exploring scenic hiking trails, or simply soaking in the mountain majesty, Sunny Gulch serves as your ideal basecamp for discovering the treasures of central Idaho.

Sawtooth National Forest

Discover your perfect basecamp for adventure in a setting where nature's grandeur unfolds at every turn. This cherished campground offers an authentic outdoor experience, welcoming families, solo adventurers, and everyone in between to create lasting memories beneath star-filled skies. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an action-packed getaway, you'll find the ideal blend of comfort and wilderness that makes every stay unforgettable.

Sawtooth National Forest

Discover the freedom of spontaneous adventure at Salmon River Campground, where the first-come, first-served policy invites you to claim your perfect riverside spot as soon as you arrive. This flexible camping experience puts you in control of your wilderness escape, with modern convenience at your fingertips through the Recreation.gov mobile app's QR code Scan & Pay feature—making your check-in as smooth as the river's flow.

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Nestled among towering lodgepole pines at the foot of majestic McGowan Peak, Stanley Lake Campground offers an authentic mountain camping experience at its finest. This scenic retreat combines the convenience of reservable sites with the spontaneity of first-come, first-served options, all equipped with essential amenities including sturdy picnic tables, warming fire rings, clean vault toilets, and fresh potable water. Whether you're seeking a planned family getaway or a last-minute mountain escape, this pristine campground provides the perfect basecamp for your Sawtooth adventures.

Sawtooth National Forest

Nestled deep within the enchanting Sawtooth National Forest, Casino Creek Campground serves as your gateway to adventure, where crystalline waters meet rugged trails. This outdoor haven beckons with its renowned 20-mile loop trail system, equally beloved by mountain bikers seeking heart-pumping descents and hikers craving panoramic wilderness views. Whether you're pitching your tent beside the gentle murmur of the creek or planning your next trail conquest, Casino Creek promises an authentic Idaho backcountry experience.

Sawtooth National Forest

Experience the freedom of spontaneous adventure at this first-come, first-served campground, where your next outdoor escape awaits. Simply arrive in person to claim your perfect campsite among nature's backdrop. Once you've found your ideal spot, our convenient QR code payment system through the Recreation.gov mobile app's Scan and Pay feature makes securing your stay quick and effortless, letting you focus on what matters most – immersing yourself in the great outdoors.

Sawtooth National Forest

Escape the crowds and discover your own riverside retreat at Upper O'Brien Campground, where the gentle murmur of the Salmon River becomes your personal soundtrack. This hidden gem welcomes adventurers on a first-come, first-served basis, rewarding those who venture off the beaten path with unparalleled tranquility and pristine natural beauty.

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Discover your perfect outdoor escape at this hidden gem, where pristine wilderness meets modern camping comfort. Whether you're seeking a peaceful weekend retreat or an adventure-filled family vacation, this campground offers the ideal basecamp for exploring nature's wonders. Wake up to birdsong, spend your days hiking scenic trails, and end each evening around a crackling campfire under a canopy of stars.

Sawtooth National Forest

Nestled alongside the pristine waters of the Salmon River, Riverside Campground offers a tranquil escape where the gentle sounds of flowing water provide nature's soundtrack. This charming campground straddles both sides of a quiet road, creating two distinct camping areas that cater to both tent enthusiasts and RV adventurers. Whether you're pitching a tent under the stars or settling in with a trailer up to 25 feet, you'll find your perfect basecamp here. Essential amenities blend seamlessly with the natural setting—two well-maintained outhouses serve the campground, while hand-pumped water stations offer fresh mountain water. Each site features its own fire pit, perfect for evening gatherings and s'mores under the stars. Despite its serene riverside setting, the campground remains conveniently accessible from the nearby highway, making it an ideal stop for travelers exploring the region.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Discover tranquility at Blind Creek Campground, where the melodic rush of the Yankee Fork of the Salmon River serves as nature's soundtrack. As the gateway to a string of riverside campsites, this intimate six-site retreat offers an authentic wilderness experience. Two coveted spots place you just steps from the water's edge, where the river's gentle murmur lulls you to sleep. Each thoughtfully spaced site comes equipped with a sturdy picnic table and a fire ring complete with cooking grill—perfect for savoring fresh-caught trout under a canopy of stars. While vault toilets provide necessary comfort, the absence of potable water reminds you that you're truly immersed in nature's domain, so come prepared with your own supply.

SAWTOOTH, STANLEY, ID 83278, USA

Tucked away in the breathtaking Sawtooth National Recreation Area, Elk Creek Campground offers an intimate group camping experience where meadows stretch endlessly beneath towering lodgepole pines. This hidden gem invites nature enthusiasts to immerse themselves in pristine wilderness, whether you're scanning the skies for mountain bluebirds, exploring winding trails on foot or bike, or simply listening to the gentle murmur of nearby Elk Creek.

Flat Rock Campground, Yankee Fork of Salmon River

Tucked along the pristine waters of the Yankee Fork of Salmon River, Flat Rock Campground offers an intimate escape into Idaho's wilderness. This hidden gem features just six thoughtfully spaced campsites, each equipped with picnic tables and fire pits complete with cooking grills. Perfect for those seeking solitude without sacrificing comfort, the campground welcomes RVs and trailers up to 32 feet, making it an ideal basecamp for adventurers who appreciate the road less traveled.

7359 Hwy 21, Lowman, ID, 83637, USA

Perched on the pristine shores of Bull Trout Lake, this mountain retreat beckons outdoor enthusiasts seeking authentic wilderness experiences. Wake to the gentle lapping of crystal-clear waters where paddlers glide silently across the glassy surface in kayaks and canoes, while anglers cast their lines in pursuit of the day's catch. Well-maintained trails wind through the surrounding forest, inviting hikers and mountain bikers to explore the backcountry. Your home base features thoughtfully spaced sites tucked beneath a canopy of towering evergreens, complete with essential amenities including fresh drinking water, vault toilets, and regular trash service. The atmosphere shifts like the mountain weather—from serene morning solitude to the cheerful bustle of weekend adventurers. A dedicated campground host serves as your friendly local guide, ready with insider tips and warm hospitality.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Perched on a hillside away from the hustle of the main road, Pole Flat Campground offers a peaceful retreat with sweeping views of the river valley and historic dredge ponds below. Each campsite comes thoughtfully equipped with a picnic table, designated tent pad, and fire ring complete with a cooking grill for those memorable outdoor meals. While the sites sit close together, creating a friendly atmosphere perfect for meeting fellow adventurers, the open layout allows for easy maneuvering of trailers and motorhomes up to 32 feet. Modern vault toilets and fresh drinking water ensure comfort during your stay. With a visitor rating of 4.2 for general experiences and 3.0 for camping, Pole Flat remains a hidden gem for those seeking a quieter basecamp in the Salmon-Challis wilderness.

STANLEY, IDAHO, 83278, USA

Nestled high in the mountains at 6,670 feet, Sheep Trail Campground welcomes adventurers to a stunning alpine paradise where wildflowers paint the meadows in vibrant summer hues and towering pines cast cooling shadows across well-appointed campsites. This mountain haven, with its babbling creek soundtrack and endless trail network threading through the magnificent Sawtooth National Recreation Area, serves as the perfect basecamp for groups seeking both camaraderie around the campfire and epic backcountry adventures on foot or bike.

SAWTOOTH, STANLEY, ID, USA, 83278

Tucked away at 6,670 feet in the heart of Idaho's wilderness, Trap Creek Campground offers a peaceful escape from the crowds. This intimate mountain retreat features a unique group site that can transform into three cozy individual camping spots, making it perfect for both large gatherings and smaller parties seeking solitude. With its paved access road, convenient parking spurs, and well-maintained vault toilets, Trap Creek combines backcountry serenity with essential amenities.

Bench Creek Campground, Highway 21

Tucked away in a peaceful grove near Highway 21, Bench Creek Campground offers an intimate escape into Idaho's wilderness. This hidden gem remains refreshingly uncrowded, making it perfect for those seeking solitude among towering trees and the gentle murmur of Bench Creek. Adventure beckons with excellent fishing opportunities and a scenic trail that winds southeast to the stunning Stanley Lake, while nearby Bull Trout Lake provides another pristine alpine destination for anglers and hikers alike.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Tucked away in a tranquil forest grove, this intimate campground offers a peaceful retreat where towering timber provides natural privacy and shelter. Hidden behind historic dredge piles that whisper tales of the area's mining past, this secluded site creates the perfect basecamp for small groups seeking an authentic wilderness experience away from the crowds.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Tucked away along the scenic Highway 21, Banner Creek Campground offers a peaceful retreat within the vast Salmon-Challis National Forest. This intimate campground welcomes visitors with five thoughtfully spaced campsites, each furnished with its own picnic table, fire ring, and cooking grill for memorable outdoor meals. The gentle murmur of a small creek weaves through the property, creating a natural soundtrack for your camping experience. While the campground maintains a rustic charm with vault toilet facilities, visitors should note that drinking water is not available on-site, so bringing your own supply is essential for a comfortable stay.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Escape to the serene wilderness at Thatcher Campground, where five intimate campsites await beneath the towering pines of the Salmon-Challis National Forest. This hidden gem along Highway 21 offers the perfect blend of accessibility and rustic charm, accommodating RVs and trailers up to 32 feet while maintaining its authentic backcountry character. Each site comes thoughtfully equipped with sturdy picnic tables and fire rings complete with cooking grills, inviting you to gather around crackling campfires under star-filled Idaho skies. Wake to panoramic views of the sprawling Capehorn meadows, and keep your camera ready for the parade of wildlife that frequents the nearby wetlands. While modern amenities like cell service and hookups are left behind, clean vault toilets and reliable hand-pump water stations ensure comfort during your stay.

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Nestled in a pristine mountain valley at 6,500 feet, Bonanza CCC Group Campground offers an exclusive retreat for groups seeking authentic wilderness experiences. This thoughtfully designed facility features 13 spacious camping spurs, each equipped with sturdy picnic tables and traditional fire rings where stories and s'mores come to life under starlit skies. Modern conveniences blend seamlessly with rustic charm through well-maintained vault toilets and a convenient grey water sink. As a group-only reservation facility without hookups, Bonanza encourages disconnection from the digital world and reconnection with nature and companions. The campground's legacy traces back to the Civilian Conservation Corps, whose careful planning created this perfect balance of accessibility and wilderness preservation.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Nestled along the historic Custer Motorway, this intimate six-site campground offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and Old West history. Each site comes equipped with a picnic table, fire ring with cooking grill, and access to vault toilet facilities. The thoughtfully designed spaces welcome RVs and trailers up to 32 feet, making it an ideal basecamp for exploring the remnants of Custer's gold rush glory days while enjoying the pristine wilderness of the Salmon-Challis National Forest.

Lola Creek Campground, Challis National Forest, Idaho

Tucked away in the heart of the Salmon-Challis National Forest, Lola Creek Campground offers an intimate escape into Idaho's pristine wilderness. This hidden gem features 21 thoughtfully spaced campsites nestled beneath a canopy of towering Lodgepole pines, where the gentle murmur of nearby Marsh Creek provides nature's soundtrack. Each site comes complete with a picnic table and fire ring equipped with a cooking grill, perfect for evening meals under the stars. Modern conveniences blend seamlessly with the natural setting, including well-maintained vault toilets, regular trash removal, and hand pumps delivering fresh mountain water. Here, you'll discover the perfect balance between accessibility and that coveted wilderness experience that feels worlds away from civilization.

Deer Flat Campground, Boise National Forest, Idaho

Tucked away in a pristine pocket of wilderness along the babbling North Fork of Deer Creek, Deer Flat Campground offers adventurous souls a true back-to-nature experience. This primitive gem, embraced by towering lodgepole pines and majestic Douglas-firs, serves as a cherished hideaway where the modern world fades into the whisper of wind through ancient branches. Come autumn, the campground transforms into a basecamp for hunters seeking the solitude and strategic location this secluded spot provides.

Boise National Forest

Nestled alongside the pristine waters of Bear Valley Creek, this intimate mountain retreat offers a peaceful escape into Idaho's rugged backcountry. Bear Valley Campground provides a tranquil setting where the gentle murmur of the creek mingles with the whisper of wind through towering lodgepole pines. Though nature is reshaping the forest through a natural pine beetle cycle, the campground maintains its serene charm with shaded sites perfect for small groups seeking solitude. With space for up to 10 individual campsites, this hidden gem delivers an authentic wilderness experience far from the crowds.

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Nestled alongside the gentle murmur of Beaver Creek, this intimate mountain retreat offers eight thoughtfully placed campsites that serve as your gateway to the legendary Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness. Each site comes equipped with a sturdy picnic table and fire ring, perfect for evening gatherings under star-filled skies. The campground welcomes RVs and trailers up to 32 feet, blending accessibility with the raw beauty of Idaho's backcountry.

C/O 7359 HWY 21, LOWMAN, ID 83637, USA

Deep in the heart of Bear Valley, where winter transforms the landscape into a pristine wonderland, Elk Creek Cabins await those seeking an authentic backcountry escape. Your journey begins where the road ends—these remote retreats are accessible only by snowmobile, cross-country skis, or snowshoes, adding to the adventure. Each of the two cozy cabins features the essentials for wilderness comfort: a crackling wood stove to ward off the mountain chill, a welcoming fireplace for evening gatherings, and a simple dry sink. While propane stoves are available during warmer months, winter visitors should note they're disconnected for the season. True to their rustic nature, the cabins operate without electricity or running water, and guests need to bring their own bedding for the ultimate self-sufficient mountain experience.

Forest Service Road 579, Bear Valley, adjacent to Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness, Idaho

Escape to Fir Creek Campground, where eight pristine campsites await in the heart of Bear Valley's breathtaking high mountain meadow. At 6,400 feet elevation, this hidden gem offers free camping beneath towering Douglas firs and whispering lodgepole pines. Bordering the legendary Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness, this remote sanctuary promises soul-stirring summer adventures where elk bugle at dawn, wildflowers paint the meadows, and the night sky blazes with countless stars.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Nestled along the pristine waters of the Yankee Fork of the Salmon River, this intimate camping retreat offers the perfect escape for families seeking outdoor adventure or peaceful relaxation. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear river, tracking game through the surrounding wilderness, or simply unwinding under Idaho's vast sky, this charming campground provides an authentic back-to-nature experience. The site features essential vault toilet facilities, while the spacious meadow across the road welcomes larger RVs and camp trailers with room to spare. As a true wilderness destination, visitors should come prepared with their own water supplies and plan to pack out all garbage, helping preserve this natural haven for future adventurers. With a generous 16-day stay limit, you'll have plenty of time to disconnect from the world and reconnect with nature.

311 N US Highway 93 Challis, ID 83226

Perched at the gateway to the legendary Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, Boundary Creek Campground beckons adventurers seeking the untamed beauty of Idaho's backcountry. This remote mountain sanctuary serves as the perfect basecamp for those embarking on epic journeys down the Middle Fork of the Salmon River, one of America's premier whitewater destinations. Despite its wilderness setting, the campground thoughtfully provides modern conveniences including vault toilets and fresh drinking water, ensuring comfort without compromising the authentic outdoor experience.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Discover a hidden gem where three intimate campsites rest along the pristine shores of Josephus Lake, offering an authentic wilderness escape. Each site comes thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables and fire rings for memorable evenings under the stars, while a convenient vault toilet ensures basic comfort in this remote paradise. Adventure beckons just steps from your tent, as a scenic hiking trail winds directly from the campground into the legendary Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, opening doors to some of Idaho's most untouched backcountry.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Perched on a scenic bluff overlooking the rushing waters of Loon Creek, Tin Cup Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness experience at the edge of the legendary Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness. This intimate campground features thirteen thoughtfully dispersed sites, each tucked beneath a canopy of towering Douglas firs and furnished with sturdy picnic tables and fire rings for evening gatherings under starlit skies. While embracing a back-to-basics camping philosophy with vault toilets and no running water, Tin Cup rewards visitors with unparalleled tranquility and direct access to one of America's last great wild places.

Penn Basin Campground, Landmark, Idaho

Escape to Penn Basin Campground, where six intimate campsites await in the serene wilderness near Landmark, Idaho. Tucked away in a remote mountain haven surrounded by towering pines, this hidden gem offers the perfect retreat for those seeking solitude and natural beauty. While the narrow access road winds through the forest with occasional rough patches, most vehicles can navigate the journey to reach this peaceful sanctuary. Plan your visit between early June and late September when the mountain meadows burst with life and the weather invites outdoor adventures.

Boise National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of a whispering pine forest, Summit Lake Campground offers an intimate escape with just three peaceful campsites where solitude meets adventure. This hidden gem sits within easy reach of the crystalline waters of Warm Lake, where days unfold with the gentle rhythm of casting lines, refreshing swims, and trails that wind through wildflower meadows. Whether you're seeking the thrill of mountain biking through forest paths or the quiet joy of spotting deer at dawn, this small sanctuary delivers big on natural wonder.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Tucked deep within the legendary Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, Indian Springs Campsite offers adventurers two pristine primitive sites where the modern world fades away. Here, beneath towering pines and endless skies, simple pleasures reign supreme—gather around crackling fire rings as stars emerge overhead, share stories at weathered picnic tables, and wake to the whisper of wilderness winds. This is camping stripped to its beautiful essentials, where every sunset feels earned and every sunrise brings new possibilities.

Near Landmark, Idaho

Tucked away in a serene mountain meadow where Johnson Creek whispers through dense pine forests, Buck Mountain Campground invites adventurers seeking authentic wilderness solitude. This intimate retreat features just four carefully placed campsites, ensuring each visitor enjoys the tranquility of Idaho's backcountry. Here, where Johnson Creek flows toward its meeting with the South Fork Salmon River, campers discover a hidden gem that balances accessibility with the peaceful remoteness that makes the Idaho wilderness legendary.

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Sawtooth National Recreation, Stanley, ID 83278, USA

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

South Fork Salmon River Campground, Cascade, Idaho

Nestled within a majestic old-growth ponderosa pine forest, South Fork Salmon River Campground offers 11 intimate campsites where the whisper of ancient trees mingles with the gentle murmur of the South Fork Salmon River. This serene mountain retreat invites you to disconnect from the modern world and immerse yourself in nature's timeless rhythms. Whether you're casting a line into crystal-clear waters, exploring forest trails, or simply watching wildlife pass through camp, this peaceful sanctuary promises memories that will last long after your tent is packed away.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Escape to the untouched wilderness at Reservoir Creek Campground, where simplicity meets serenity. This intimate hideaway features just two secluded campsites, each equipped with a picnic table and fire ring for authentic outdoor living. While you'll find a vault toilet for convenience, this back-to-basics destination embraces the primitive camping experience—pack your own water and remember to carry out what you bring in, as no garbage services are available here.

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Tucked away in the rugged wilderness, Hawley Creek Lower Campground offers an authentic backcountry experience with four secluded camping sites perfect for those seeking solitude. While you'll need to bring your own water, modern restrooms provide a touch of comfort in this remote setting. Cast your line into the pristine waters of Hawley Creek or the nearby reservoir, where trout dance beneath the surface. Adventure seekers will discover a hidden spur trail that connects to the legendary Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, opening up endless exploration possibilities. The designated trails welcome ATV and motorcycle enthusiasts, adding an extra dimension of excitement to your wilderness escape.

Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests

Discover the intimate charm of Rackliff Campground, where six secluded campsites await along the pristine Selway River. This hidden gem offers more than just a place to pitch your tent—cross the scenic footbridge spanning Rackliff Creek, cast a line into crystal-clear waters, or embark on an adventure up the Rackliff Ridge Trail #702. With convenient picnic areas and essential facilities, this riverside retreat provides the perfect basecamp for explorers seeking authentic wilderness experiences.

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.