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Deer Flat

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Deer Flat near Cascade, Idaho, offers a camping experience surrounded by forested terrain. Temperatures range from lows in the 30s Fahrenheit in winter to highs in the 80s during summer. Nearby, campers can explore the Payette National Forest and enjoy activities at Lake Cascade.

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Location

Deer Flat is located in Idaho

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Directions

From Boise, Idaho, travel north along State Highway 55 to Banks, Idaho approximately 38 miles. At Banks, turn right (east) onto State Highway 17 (Banks-Lowman Road) and proceed 31 miles to Lowman, Idaho. At Lowman, turn left at the intersection of State Highway 17 and State Highway 21.  Proceed northeast towards Stanley, Idaho along State Highway 21 approximately 40 miles. Along the route, you will travel past Banner Summit, Bull Trout Campground and eventually arrive at the Forest Service (FS) Road 579 turnoff.  Turn (west) onto FS Road 579 at Banner Creek/Cape Horn Summit.  There is a big parking area and an information board. Travel along FS Road 579 through Bear Valley and past the Elk Creek Guard Station Cabins. Continue along the FS Road 579 until you arrive at Deer Flat Camping area.

Coordinates

44.40800026 N
115.55300097 W

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Reviewed Nov. 1, 2020

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This spot was easy to find but we were looking for more of an adventure, and continued down this road to look at as many spots as possible before deciding.

There were places to have a fire but I did not see any restrooms. If you are looking for a pack it all in type of trip, this works well without having to haul all the camping gear too far. There is good tree coverage and it’s suitable for both ground and hang style camping.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Deer Flat Campground located in Idaho?

Deer Flat Campground is located in Idaho and is relatively easy to find for campers. It sits along a road that appears to continue to other camping opportunities in the area, making it accessible for those exploring camping options. The exact geographic coordinates or nearest town information isn't specified, but the location is marked clearly enough that visitors seeking outdoor adventure can locate it without significant difficulty.

What amenities are available at Deer Flat Campground?

Deer Flat Campground offers primitive camping with minimal amenities. There are designated fire rings for campfires, but no restroom facilities are available on site. This campground is best suited for self-sufficient campers who are prepared to pack in all necessary supplies and pack out their waste. The site is designed for those seeking a more rustic outdoor experience rather than a developed campground with modern conveniences.

Is Deer Flat Ranch the same as Deer Flat Campground?

Deer Flat Ranch and Deer Flat Campground appear to be distinct entities. While they share similar naming, they likely refer to different locations or facilities. Deer Flat Campground is specifically a primitive camping area with fire rings and no restrooms. For clarification on the relationship between these similarly named locations, it's advisable to check with local forest service offices or official Idaho recreation resources before planning your trip.