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$10 / night
"Tis campground was a favorite on our Idaho trip. Lots of spots available on a week night. Great campground host. Bathrooms were really clean and great tasting water."
"Sites aren’t too close to each other so there is some privacy, and there are lots of trees for shade and hammocks."
$15 / night
"Just far enough off the highway that you barely hear some of the traffic. $15 per night, half with a pass. 2 clean pit toilets and I saw 2 water spigot."
"I enjoyed staying here, the hot springs/campground nearby were closed (and for sale) so this was a pleasant suprise and respite. The spaces are far enough apart that you feel like you have privacy."
$25 - $45 / night
"Great location & super clean! Our campsite was right next to the river. Dog friendly and there is a dog island that your fur kid can run around off leash!"
"Wonderful location with very little wifi services. If you want to relax in a very nice, park setting, surrounded by mountains, this would be your place.
Big spaces in the middle area."
$20 / night
"We went on a drive to get some just to find out they were all around our campsite. There are a lot of trails for those who like to ride their off-road vehicles."
"It is a very off the beaten path, tucked away in the woods, true getaway from the busy city life."
"Nice are to get away from it all. Road is best traveled with AWD-4WD. Campgrounds are nice and level for tents."
"7 spots off the beaten path, small creek lehmi. On the Lewis and Ckark trail. Bathroom is ADA."
"We stayed in site #2 pretty close to the lodge which I think helped with the WiFi signal. The sites are large and easily fit our 28’ trailer and truck. Definitely could fit any size class A rig."
$45 / night
"I loved the isolation of the location. Up at 7200ft you get a little winded hiking around, but the incredible scenery is worth it."
"It’s not that far from the highway which is nice if your looking to explore the area. It’s peaceful and quiet, and not busy."
"Only downside is it’s rather close to the highway and you can hear cars driving by pretty regularly."
ScoutI believe Cabin 1409 is infested with BED BUGS! After a short stay in this cabin (7/28-7/30) I came home with 80+ bug bites that I'm certain were from BED BUGS. A dozen of them were on my eyelid! My dermatologist gave me a high strength dosage of prednisone to combat the swelling and itching. We promptly advised the property manager, who was sympathetic, but once our claim for damages (mostly items we had to throw out due to contamination) reached the insurance company, the process stalled. It's been over 3 weeks and the insurance adjuster has yet to provide an update or feedback on our claim. I wish I had posted this earlier, as I wonder if the cabin that Michael M complained about in his Aug. 4 YELP review was the very same cabin. I had hoped our conversations with the property manager would have prevented additional folks from the same fate. I also wish I had read a few earlier reviews that warned of BED BUGS. I continue to fear an infestation in my home, in the event we brought home nymphs or eggs or the bugs themselves. I'm constantly vacuuming and looking under seat cushions and my mattress. I now dry all my laundry on high for 60 minutes, knowing it's damaging my clothes, but also knowing it's the best way to kill the bugs and their eggs- which can go dormant and survive for a year without biting again. Zero stars. Choose to stay elsewhere!
GuideThe first bride is closed, and the second bridge is pretty narrow. I have a 16 foot camper, and didn’t feel comfortable crossing it. I couldn’t see anything across the river that looked like a good candidate for camping, other than a very overgrown depression with some sort of signage. It appeared to be right where the maps were trying to take me.
Hope someone else can visit it and shed some light, but it’s a no go for me!
Hot in the summer. There are some higher elevation spots a good ways down the highway.
Deer Gulch 20 minutes further down is decent, but still hot. Plenty of open space, though… and not too terrible of a bridge to cross. I saw a 30’ish foot fifth wheel that made it across… so… Deer Gulch spot is good.
GuideCamp is easy to get to. Gravel road for about 2 miles but it's pretty smooth. The view is gorgeous. Trees, mountains, and a nice sized river that cuts through.
Good size sites and fire pits as well
ScoutNice off grid site. Very steep grand off highway to one site. Not recommended if you are pulling any type of camper.
TravelerJust far enough off the highway that you barely hear some of the traffic. $15 per night, half with a pass. 2 clean pit toilets and I saw 2 water spigot. One bicycle tent spot with bear proof food container. Lots of trees and a small creek in the middle. Interesting history had me walking around the park checking trees, killing time. A few first come first served, but we had no problem finding a site that wasn't reserved for the particular night we stayed.
ScoutTravelers beware of of Anglers Roost Rv Park's cancelation policy. I made reservations for August 16 for an overnight stay on 6/10. Today, 6/16 , I needed to cancel my reservation. I was informed they do not refund any amount of paid moneys no matter how early the reservation is cancelled for one night stays . This was an unpleasant $81 learning experience
I will definitely remove this park from my travel list
ScoutI made reservations 6/10 for one overnight stay. Due to unforeseen need to change travel plans on 6/16, I requested my reservation be cancelled. Which they did, but be aware they do not refund your money for an overnight stay no matter how early you cancel.
Just saying!
TravelerAbsolutely beautiful campground. Plenty of sites available , large expansive well separated sites. River down below the campground with limited access. Huckleberries were ripe, added treat. There is water, and there is one hose big on one of them. Beautiful forest,.
RangerStayed here twice while traveling to and from a river trip; great access to back a raft trailer in as well as bigger rigs. Some space for tents, although site #15 (I think) appears the best for this. Also noticed a dedicated bike packing site (#2) with food storage. Water is available which was nice for making morning coffee and refilling water bottles. Nice that a few of the spots remain first come first served; also you cannot reserve the sites same day; I think you have to be at least three days out although that is not totally clear from rec. gov. I did not see a camp host to ask; unsure if one will be posted this season or not,
Great spot, nice and shady. Had a rabbit hang out while playing a game at the very large picnic table.
Camping near Gibbonsville, Idaho, offers a fantastic escape into nature with stunning views and a variety of campgrounds to choose from. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or a spot to enjoy outdoor activities, this area has something for everyone.
Camping near Gibbonsville, Idaho, is a great way to enjoy the outdoors with family and friends. With beautiful campgrounds and plenty of activities, you're sure to have a memorable experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is available near Gibbonsville, ID?
According to TheDyrt.com, Gibbonsville, ID offers a wide range of camping options, with 149 campgrounds and RV parks near Gibbonsville, ID and 11 free dispersed camping spots.
Which is the most popular campground near Gibbonsville, ID?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Gibbonsville, ID is Twin Creek Campground with a 4.8-star rating from 4 reviews.
Where can I find free dispersed camping near Gibbonsville, ID?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 11 free dispersed camping spots near Gibbonsville, ID.
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