Sublett Campground

Sublett Reservoir Campground is located in southern Idaho, accessible from Interstate 84. The campground sits alongside Sublett Reservoir in a scenic area that features rolling hills and beautiful landscapes that have been compared to Iceland and Ireland. The area is relatively remote, offering a peaceful camping experience away from busy urban areas. The campground is near Malta, Idaho and provides designated camping sites on the north side of the reservoir.

Sublett Reservoir Campground offers basic amenities with clearly marked designated camping sites. There are some dispersed camping areas in addition to the main campground. Important to note: there is no direct access to water at the campsite, so campers need to bring all water supplies with them. The campground has no cell service (Verizon confirmed not to work). The surrounding natural environment is the main attraction, featuring scenic hills and the reservoir itself. Prepare for friendly local cattle in the area and flies, though mosquitoes are reportedly minimal.

Photos of Sublett Reservoir Campground can be found on The Dyrt website and other camping platforms. These images typically showcase the reservoir, surrounding hills (which are particularly beautiful at sunset), and the camping areas. The landscape is quite distinctive, with some visitors comparing it to scenery found in Iceland and Ireland. For the most current visual information, check official Idaho recreation websites or The Dyrt's campground listing. The photos will help you appreciate the open spaces and natural beauty of this somewhat remote location.

To reach Sublett Reservoir Campground, exit from Interstate 84 and follow a gravel road for approximately 11 miles. The drive from I-84 takes about 40 minutes due to the road conditions. Be prepared for rough terrain - the gravel road contains some large rocks that may present challenges for low-clearance vehicles. SUVs and high-clearance vehicles can handle the road more easily, but standard cars will need to drive very slowly and occasionally move rocks out of the way. Despite the challenging access, visitors find the destination worth the effort. The campground itself has clear markings and signs to help you navigate once you arrive.