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Learn more about alerts →Scout troops, family reunions, or club trips that need flush toilets, free showers, and firepits without hookups will find this fits the bill. Summer and fall score identically high, but fall means thinner crowds and sharper color on the gorge trails.
Peak summer weekends pack this place; groups sensitive to noise from neighboring sites will feel it. No electrical or water hookups means anyone running medical equipment or expecting RV-style power is out of luck, and pets can't come along.
Context for the broader area surrounding Group Camp, sourced from the federal Recreation.gov rec-area record.
Through a management agreement with Reclamation, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game manages this complex of wetlands and ponds covering 1.7 square miles (1105 acres) located above Black Canyon Reservoir. Camping, hiking, hunting, and fishing are the major recreation activities for this area, located northeast of Emmett in southwest Idaho. Fishing opportunities also exist in the adjacent Payette River. The Montour Campground is open seasonally and does not accept reservations. For camping information, call 208-365-2682. Nesting season closures exist for portions of the Wildlife Management Area. For WMA information call 208-465-8465.
Between Emmett and Horseshoe Bend, access via State Rt. 52 above Black Canyon Reservoir.
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Summer brings warm days perfect for exploring, with all park amenities in full swing—though this popularity means you'll want to book well in advance. As fall approaches, cooler nights add a crisp edge to evening campfires, and crowds thin out for those seeking a quieter North Shore experience. Winter visitors will find reduced services but rewarding solitude, so come prepared for the cold and check ahead on seasonal availability.
Summer highlighted as best: long evenings, naturalist programs and ideal group camping.
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Group camp and park facilities include showers, drinking water, flush toilets, picnic tables and fire rings; a seasonal dump station is available. There are no electrical, water, or sewer hookups.
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