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Basin Creek Transfer Camp Trailhead

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Basin Creek Transfer Camp Trailhead is located in the Salmon-Challis National Forest, featuring forested terrain with nearby creeks. The area experiences temperature highs around 80°F in summer and lows near 10°F in winter. Visitors can explore the nearby Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness and the historic town of Challis.

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Basin Creek Transfer Camp Trailhead is located in Idaho

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44.28883104 N
114.86438628 W

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  • Picnic Table
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Reviewed May. 30, 2018

Creekside delight

A few nice options by the creek. Vault toilet, picnic tables, fire rings. No horses this time, so we let the dogs roam around a bit. Little sandy from the burn, also dead fall and associated hazards so beware I guess. Little buggy in early season, this is normal for the region.

I guess there are hitch rails at each site - I didn't realize what they were until I saw the description of the campground here.

On a side note, there is no hot spring at "site 4". I was asked by someone if there was, I think this site is confused for the old Basin Creek campground that is by the road. I did go over and check. There are plenty of hot springs around, just not right here.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities and facilities are available at Basin Creek Campground?

Basin Creek Campground offers several basic amenities for visitors. Facilities include vault toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings at the campsites. There are several nice camping options positioned along the creek. The campground is rustic in nature and doesn't feature elaborate amenities, staying true to its wilderness setting. Visitors should be prepared for a somewhat buggy environment in the early season, which is typical for this region.

Where is Basin Creek Campground located in Stanley, Idaho?

Basin Creek Transfer Camp Trailhead is situated in the Stanley, Idaho area. The campground is positioned alongside Basin Creek, offering a serene creek-side camping experience. It's located in a natural setting that has experienced some burn in the past, resulting in a slightly sandy terrain. The specific coordinates aren't listed, but it serves as a trailhead location, making it a convenient starting point for exploring the surrounding wilderness areas near Stanley.

Are there photos of Basin Creek Campground to view before visiting?

Photos of Basin Creek Campground may be available through official Forest Service websites or various camping platforms. While planning your visit, it's worth checking these online resources for current visual references. Photos would help you visualize the creek-side setting, the available campsites, and the surrounding terrain which has experienced some burn activity. For the most up-to-date images, contact the local Forest Service office that manages this trailhead campground before your trip.