Steer Basin Campground

Sawtooth National Forest

Nestled in the heart of the wilderness near Cottonwood Ridge, Father and Sons Campground welcomes outdoor enthusiasts with 12 individual campsites and one expansive group area perfect for family reunions or scout troops of up to 100 people. This well-appointed campground seamlessly accommodates both RV travelers and tent campers, offering the perfect basecamp for your mountain adventures.

Sawtooth National Forest

Nestled in the heart of nature's playground, Harrington Fork Picnic Area welcomes day-use visitors from April through October with fully accessible facilities designed for everyone to enjoy. This thoughtfully designed recreation area features convenient hand pumps for fresh water and handicapped accessible restrooms, making it an ideal spot for a memorable outdoor lunch or afternoon adventure. While overnight camping isn't permitted, the area serves as your gateway to the spectacular 10-mile Harrington Fork Trail (#006), where hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians share the moderate terrain through diverse landscapes. The melodic sounds of Harrington Fork Rock Creek provide a natural soundtrack to your visit, offering anglers prime spots to cast their lines in pursuit of native fish.

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Nestled in the heart of Sawtooth National Forest, Bear Gulch Campground offers an intimate escape with just 8 individual campsites and 1 spacious group unit. This thoughtfully developed campground sits adjacent to the enchanting Shoshone Wildlife Pond, where nature enthusiasts can immerse themselves in a protected haven for birds and local wildlife. Whether you're pitching a tent under the stars or settling in with your trailer, you'll find modern conveniences including restroom facilities and handicapped-accessible amenities. While the campground welcomes most outdoor adventurers, please note that equestrian camping is not permitted within the grounds.

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Nestled in the heart of nature's playground, Third Fork Campground welcomes adventurers with five intimate camping units, each offering a gateway to unforgettable outdoor experiences. While currently closed due to fire damage, this beloved basecamp traditionally serves as the perfect launching point for exploring the renowned Wahlstrom Hollow Trail (#38) and the breathtaking Rim View Trail (#235). Though motor homes and trailers can navigate to this mountain retreat, many visitors discover it shines brightest as a day-use destination, where accessible vault toilets and strategic trail connections create the ideal hub for backcountry exploration.

2306 HILAND AVE, BURLEY, ID 83318, USA

Nestled along the winding Rock Creek Road in southern Idaho's pristine backcountry, Lower Penstemon Campground offers an authentic mountain escape at 6,600 feet elevation. This tranquil retreat features thoughtfully spaced single-family campsites equipped with essential amenities including vault toilets and fresh drinking water, all connected by well-maintained gravel roads and parking spurs. Adventure seekers flock here to explore miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, saddle up for memorable horseback rides through the wilderness, or challenge themselves on the rugged off-road trails that crisscross this spectacular landscape.

3560 S Overland Ave, BURLEY, ID 83318, USA

Nestled along the winding Rock Creek Road in the heart of southern Idaho's Sawtooth National Forest, Porcupine Springs Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of accessibility and wilderness charm. This beloved mountain retreat offers travelers a choice between intimate single-family sites for those seeking solitude and spacious group areas perfect for family reunions or outdoor gatherings. Here, where pristine trails branch out like nature's invitation to explore, visitors discover why this scenic campground has become a cherished basecamp for adventurers seeking the authentic Idaho wilderness experience.

Sawtooth National Forest

Nestled in nature's embrace, Diamondfield Jack Campground offers an escape where scenic mountain vistas meet serene solitude. This beloved destination draws outdoor enthusiasts seeking tranquil surroundings and abundant wildlife encounters. The campground's popularity stems from its perfect balance of accessibility and wilderness charm, with numerous dispersed camping opportunities that allow visitors to craft their own adventure away from the crowds.

Sawtooth National Forest

Tucked away in nature's embrace, this intimate campground offers a peaceful retreat where the gentle babbling of a nearby stream sets the soundtrack for your outdoor adventure. With limited sites available, you'll enjoy a more secluded camping experience away from the crowds.

Sawtooth National Forest

Nestled in the heart of Rock Creek, Diamondfield Jack Campground beckons adventurers year-round with its versatile camping options and exceptional amenities. Whether you're pulling up in a motorhome, towing a trailer, or pitching a tent under the stars, this accessible retreat offers the perfect basecamp for your outdoor pursuits. During winter months from December through March, the campground transforms into a snowy playground, where the warming shelter becomes a welcome respite after days spent exploring the winter wonderland. Modern conveniences blend seamlessly with natural beauty here, featuring fresh drinking water, wheelchair-accessible facilities, sturdy picnic tables for memorable outdoor meals, designated fire rings for evening gatherings, and ample parking that makes arrival and setup a breeze.

Sawtooth National Forest

Escape to this pristine wilderness retreat where adventure awaits on a first-come, first-served basis. Your journey begins the moment you arrive at the campground, where you'll have the opportunity to select your perfect basecamp from available sites. Modern convenience meets outdoor tradition with our streamlined payment system - simply scan a QR code using the Recreation.gov mobile app to secure your spot. Pro tip: Download the free Recreation.gov app before you venture out, as cellular service can be spotty in these beautifully remote locations. This spontaneous approach to camping adds an element of excitement to your outdoor experience, perfect for those who embrace the spirit of adventure.

Sawtooth National Forest

Nestled within a pristine stand of Lodgepole pines, Bostetter Campground offers an intimate escape with 10 individual campsites and one group gathering area. The gentle murmur of Cottonwood Creek provides a natural soundtrack as it winds through the campground, while one special site sits elevated among whispering Aspen trees, offering a unique perspective of the surrounding wilderness. This pack-it-in, pack-it-out destination welcomes both RV enthusiasts and tent campers seeking an authentic connection with nature. Anglers will discover excellent fishing opportunities in the nearby stream, while basic amenities including toilets ensure comfort during your stay.

Sawtooth National Forest

Experience the authentic spirit of outdoor adventure at Pettit Campground, where spontaneity meets nature. This charming first-come, first-served campground invites you to embrace the thrill of the journey – simply arrive, select your perfect spot, and settle in for an unforgettable stay. While modern convenience meets rustic charm through QR-code payments via the Recreation.gov mobile app, the limited cellular service reminds you that you've truly escaped the digital world. Pro tip: Download the app before your arrival to ensure a seamless check-in process, then disconnect and reconnect with what matters most.

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Escape to Pettit Campground and Picnic Area, where eight thoughtfully spaced camping units await your arrival. Whether you're rolling in with a motor home, towing a trailer, or pitching a tent under the stars, this seasonal mountain retreat offers a perfect basecamp for your outdoor adventures. Open from June through September when mountain meadows bloom and trails beckon, Pettit provides essential amenities including restroom facilities and the friendly presence of a weekly campground host. While you'll need to bring your own water supply, the self-service fee station at the entrance makes check-in simple and convenient, letting you focus on what matters most – immersing yourself in nature's splendor.

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2306 HILAND AVE, BURLEY, ID 83318, USA

Sawtooth National Forest

Sawtooth National Forest

Sawtooth National Forest

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Sawtooth National Forest

Sawtooth National Forest

3560 S Overland Ave, BURLEY, ID 83318, USA