Beaver Creek near Fish Haven, ID, offers a camping experience surrounded by forested terrain and rolling hills. Temperatures range from lows in the 30s Fahrenheit in spring and fall to highs in the 80s during summer. Nearby, Bear Lake provides opportunities for water activities, and Minnetonka Cave offers exploration for visitors.

Beaver Creek Campground is located southwest of St. Charles, Idaho just north of the Idaho/Utah border. It has 5 units and restrooms with good hiking opportunities in this area.

Beaver Creek

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Fish Haven

The Best Camping Near Fish Haven, Idaho

This site is conveniently located right off of the main road and close to so many amazing hikes. On a weekend in July we managed to find an open site or two even at 9pm. Plus we saw a moose in the field near the campground!

Awesome roadside site!

Enjoyed staying here for a weekend of kayaking. The location for kayaking is great but the options for put in were not super accessible without hills or steps. 

Clean, Remote, Woodsy

This place is straight up middle earth status. The drive there is beautiful all the way and my not-so-great clearance old subaru could handle the semi-sketchy roads required to get there. This place was pretty damn isolated which, if you’re like me, is a bonus. As aways, it seems like there are some of those OHV people lurking around but whatever they were few and far between. I am a bit thrown off by the pics provided by another Dyrt user as those pics don’t really look much like where I was, but maybe that’s due to their final destination differing than mine. I ultimately stopped at the (seemingly) now-defunct Beaver Creek campsite, an established site that has a bathroom. The thing saying there’s hookups or whatever for sure not true, there’s nothing here but a barren board upon entry, a fee box, and about 5 spots for sites. You can hike back into the forest on a trail at the back of the camp site. Absolutely insane views, forest for miles, owls, deer, you name it. I was tripping about the mosquito situation due to ultra close proximity to semi-standing water but there were almost none. BE FOREWARNED I did get bit by some jacked up mite whilst traipsing off-trail and got hella sick for a couple weeks and had to hit the antibiotics haaaard to get over it. So just bathe in insect repellant I guess ha. 
Also in regards to what other reviewers have said, idk where they were bc I legitimately do not know where you kayak here. There’s the creek but it’s not the sort of thing I’d imagine would be possible to kayak. I’m assuming it’s just some other part of the road I didn’t head down though so you should still go for it.

Anyway, the place is gorgeous.

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