Want to go dispersed camping near Payette National Forest? Dispersed camping means that no facilities or amenities are provided, so that you can truly disconnect and get back to nature. From secluded to easily reachable, we offer dispersed campsites near Payette National Forest just for you.
There are several dispersed campsites along the lakeshore located just before and beyond Upper Payette Lake Campground. Sites have no amenities and are often difficult to access with a big RV as the ground can be wet through most of July.
Dispersed Camping
This is a dispersed camping area located along the East Fork of the South Fork of the Salmon River. The site is full during the Yellow Pine Harmonica Festival held in late July to early August most years, but otherwise is generally available for use. A good spot if you have stock. There are few amenities, 2 vault restrooms and fire rings mark the dispersed campsites. Some tables are available. Sites are accessed by native surface roads (gravel).
This is a small, quiet two-unit dispersed camping area located in the Paddy Flat area. Adjacent to Rapid Creek. Tables, fire rings and toilet available on site.
This dispersed camp site is approximately 15 miles from McCall on Lick Creek Road, McCall Ranger District. This site has a vault toilet, but no other services are available. Pack out your trash. Space for approximately 10 camp sites is available in close proximity to each other.
Located adjacent to the Lick Creek road this is a dispersed camping area. Not suitable for RVs. No amenities available.
Designated camping areas adjacent to Lake Creek. Vault toilet, fire rings and some tables available. Popular with ATV users and stock users. Located near the Burgdorf Hot springs. Many trails are located nearby. This area typically has warm days, but cool nights - birng appropriate gear. Thirty one miles north of McCall on Warren Wagon Road, two miles east on Forest Road #246.
Dispersed Camping
This is a dispersed camping area located along the East Fork of the South Fork of the Salmon River. The site is full during the Yellow Pine Harmonica Festival held in late July to early August most years, but otherwise is generally available for use. A good spot if you have stock. There are few amenities, 2 vault restrooms and fire rings mark the dispersed campsites. Some tables are available. Sites are accessed by native surface roads (gravel).
