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This horse-friendly haven accommodates up to 75 guests with 20 vehicle spaces, offering private group reservations deep in Nez Perce National Forest's backcountry.
Reserve the entire cabin for your crew of up to 8, with a wood stove crackling after days spent carving powder on skis, snowshoes, or snowmobiles. Miles of pristine backcountry terrain unfold right from the doorstep, with Sawtooth Mountain views framing your alpine basecamp.
Seven historic buildings scattered across 10 riverside acres accommodate up to 70 guests, with a ranger house, log cabins, and cookhouse that transform reunions into frontier adventures.
Group camping in Idaho offers an unparalleled opportunity to gather friends and family in some of the most spectacular wilderness settings in the American West. From the rugged Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness to the pristine waters of Priest Lake, Idaho's diverse landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for memorable group adventures.
Summer months from late June through early September offer the most reliable access and weather for group camping in Idaho, with daytime temperatures ranging from 70-85°F in mountain areas and warmer in lower elevations. July and August see peak crowds at popular destinations like Redfish Lake and Priest Lake, so book reservations six months in advance for these prime dates.
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Six to eight guests can share this fully-equipped 900-square-foot log cabin featuring two bedrooms, a complete kitchen, and hot showers—rare luxuries in Idaho's backcountry.
Thirteen camping spurs with fire rings and picnic tables create a mountain valley basecamp where your entire group can gather at 6,500 feet. This reservation-only facility, built by the Civilian Conservation Corps, provides vault toilets and grey water stations while keeping your crew...
With 13 sites clustered among towering pines and equipped with picnic tables and fire rings at each spot, your crew can spread out while staying connected in this Montana forest setting.
With just 10 sites spread across a mountain meadow, this campground works best for single-family adventures rather than large gatherings. The 2019 renovations brought built-in grills and spacious parking to each site, though coordinating multiple families means booking several spots along...
Large groups can spread out across multiple primitive sites along the creek, with vault toilets and fire rings at each spot to keep everyone comfortable.
This six-site riverside retreat welcomes small groups seeking an intimate wilderness experience along the North Fork Clearwater River, where towering evergreens frame each first-come, first-served spot.
Four waterfront sites with fire rings and picnic tables accommodate small crews seeking wilderness adventure on Upper Priest Lake's remote northwest shore. Boat-in or hike-in access ensures your group claims an exclusive slice of backcountry beneath the towering Selkirk Crest.
Three well-equipped sites cluster at the confluence where The Thorofare meets Upper Priest Lake, creating an intimate basecamp where small groups can gather around evening fires without crowding.
Groups can reserve the entire intimate riverside setting where East Fork meets Jarbidge Wild and Scenic River, creating a private wilderness retreat. The small layout keeps everyone close together for campfire gatherings, while Murphy Hot Springs lies just two miles away for shared...
