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Solomon Lake

Bonners Ferry, Idaho · Camping, Pools & Swimming

Solomon Lake in the Idaho Panhandle offers a small-lake outing for fishing, paddling and picnicking. The Forest Service lists campsites, a public boat launch and a fishing/swimming dock.

Admission
General admission policy is not published in the reviewed source
Hours
May-October, weather permitting
Parking
Parking arrangements need confirmation
Restrooms
Vault toilets; confirm seasonal service
Access
Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • Lake and dock
  • Boat launch
  • Campsites
  • Shaded picnic areas
  • Vault toilets

💡 Good to Know

  • The listed season is May-October, weather permitting. The approach follows Deer Creek Road and Perkins Lake Road from US 2.
  • Gas-powered motorboats are prohibited, dogs must be leashed, and potable water is not available.
  • Bring drinking water and check road, campsite and water conditions before travel.

Source information

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

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Lost Valley Reservoir Camping Area

New Meadows, Idaho · Camping

Lost Valley Reservoir Camping Area offers dispersed camping around a forest reservoir near New Meadows. Site access and the amount of developed infrastructure vary, so choose a spot suited to your vehicle and family.

Admission
General admission policy is not published in the reviewed source
Hours
Road, weather and seasonal conditions affect access
Parking
Site access varies; many spots are difficult for RVs
Restrooms
Limited vault-toilet/outhouse facilities; not at every dispersed site
Access
Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • Reservoir-side dispersed camping
  • Some vault-toilet/outhouse facilities
  • Forest recreation setting

💡 Good to Know

  • The Forest Service cautions that most sites are difficult for RVs to access.
  • A Forest Service log-hauling alert is listed through November 30, 2026 for roads 089, 123, 139, 138 and 946. Roads remain open, but narrow sections and blind corners require extra care.
  • Bring drinking water and supplies. A ranger-office closure notice does not by itself mean the camping area is closed.

Plan your Lost Valley Reservoir camping trip

Reach the reservoir on Forest Road 089 from Highway 95 southwest of New Meadows. Dispersed sites differ from a developed campground: check the approach before committing a large RV, bring drinking water and do not expect a toilet at your individual site. Consult current Payette National Forest alerts for closures and restrictions before choosing a spot.

Prefer an established campground with reservable options? Compare nearby Cold Springs Campground, then explore our Adams County guide.

Source information · Log-hauling alert

Listing review date: 2026-11-02

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Steel Creek Group Campground

Dubois, Idaho · Camping

Steel Creek Group Campground in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest is currently marked closed. Its large group site is intended for organized camping gatherings when seasonal operation resumes.

Admission
Group camping fees; published schedules conflict
Hours
Currently marked closed; confirm reopening
Parking
Common group parking area when open
Restrooms
Vault toilets; availability during closure needs confirmation
Access
Accessible group site listed; confirm reopening and specific routes
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • Group camping area for up to 200 people
  • Picnic and serving tables
  • Grill and campfire circle
  • Vault toilets
  • Bear-resistant food storage

💡 Good to Know

  • Check reopening with the Dubois Ranger District at 208-374-5422 before planning a stay. A generic opening-date note does not override the closed status.
  • The page contains conflicting group fee schedules; obtain the current price for your group size before booking.
  • Potable water is not available. Accessible facilities are listed, but confirm their availability and suitability when the site reopens.

Source information

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

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Morgan Bar Recreation Site

Salmon, Idaho · Camping

Morgan Bar Recreation Site north of Salmon combines camping, a boat ramp and a riverside walking route. The setting includes a wetland pond, remnant orchard and views toward the Beaverhead Mountains.

Admission
Camping $15 per night
Hours
Check current visiting times before travel
Parking
Parking arrangements need confirmation
Restrooms
Current availability needs confirmation
Access
Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • Campground and group facilities
  • Boat ramp
  • Wetland and riverside trail
  • Wildlife viewing

💡 Good to Know

  • BLM lists a $15 nightly camping fee and a 14-day stay limit.
  • The site is about seven miles north of Salmon. Follow the signed route from Highway 93 near the Lemhi County Fairgrounds rather than driving to the BLM office address.
  • Keep children close around the river and check water, fire and access conditions before camping.

Source information

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

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Black Canyon Reservoir

Emmett, Idaho · Camping, Pools & Swimming

Black Canyon Reservoir is an approximately 1,100-acre Bureau of Reclamation reservoir northeast of Emmett, with about 12 miles of shoreline.

Admission
Fees depend on the access area; Black Canyon Park lists $8 gate entry. Camping and group reservations may cost extra
Hours
Individual parks set their own hours and seasons; select an access point before traveling
Parking
Use designated parking at the specific park or boat launch you plan to visit
Restrooms
Available at developed recreation areas; confirm the facilities at your chosen access point
Access
Recreation.gov identifies accessible fishing facilities; this does not establish accessibility of every shoreline or park
Setting
Outdoor · All Ages · Year-Round
Food available
On-site food service is not confirmed; plan meals separately

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • 🚤 Boat ramps and boating
  • 🎣 Fishing access
  • 🏊 Swimming
  • 🧺 Picnic tables
  • 🏕️ Camping areas

💡 Good to Know

  • Access areas lie along Highway 52 between Emmett and Horseshoe Bend. The reservoir map pin is not a specific park entrance.
  • Camping is available only at designated areas, not throughout the shoreline or every day-use park.
  • Check water levels and the rules for your chosen boat launch, fishing spot or picnic area.

Official information: Official listing · Reclamation park guide

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

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Lava Flow Campground

Arco, Idaho · Camping

Camp beside the lava landscape at Craters of the Moon, with the visitor center and park trails nearby. Lava Flow Campground is a seasonal vehicle-access campground, with different arrangements for winter camping.

Admission
Current fall rate: $8 per night, or $4 with a Senior or Access pass
Hours
Vehicle season depends on snow; winter permit arrangements differ
Parking
Campsite vehicle limits apply
Restrooms
Seasonal flush toilets; entrance vault toilets year-round
Access
Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • Lava-landscape campsites
  • Picnic tables and charcoal grills
  • Seasonal water and flush toilets
  • Year-round entrance vault toilets

💡 Good to Know

  • Sites are first-come, first-served; Recreation.gov does not take reservations for this campground.
  • Vehicle access is generally April or May through November, depending on snow. There are no hookups.
  • Pay by credit card. Wood fires are prohibited. Winter snow camping requires a visitor-center permit.

Source information · NPS campground information

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

Visitor update, October 15, 2026: NPS currently lists the campground open to vehicles. Drinking water is available only at the visitor center; bring water to camp. Campground vault toilets are available 24 hours. Snow and road conditions can change access.

Official source for this update

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Stoddard Creek Campground

Dubois, Idaho · Camping

Stoddard Creek Campground near Dubois offers forest camping with access to nearby trails. Seasonal facilities and off-season arrangements differ, so visitors should plan around the service period.

Admission
Seasonal camping fees; off-season no fee listed
Hours
Seasonal services late May-early September; check road access
Parking
Gravel campsite parking spurs; confirm vehicle fit
Restrooms
Seasonal vault toilets; no toilets after service season
Access
Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • Single-family campsites
  • Group site for up to 50 people
  • Picnic tables and fire rings
  • Nearby hiking and biking routes
  • Seasonal vault toilets and drinking water

💡 Good to Know

  • The listed service season is late May-early September. After the season, the Forest Service describes first-come camping with no fee, toilets or water.
  • An access notice warns of construction and intermittent restrictions beneath I-15 at Exit 184. Follow current road signs and confirm the route before travel.
  • Contact the operator at 208-270-0094 for seasonal bookings and site fit. Do not assume facilities remain available simply because the site is marked open.

Source information

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

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Montour Campground

Emmett, Idaho · Camping

Montour Campground offers a small seasonal camping base in the Montour Wildlife Management Area upstream from Black Canyon Dam. Families can choose a campsite or lawn tent space and use the shared picnic facilities.

Admission
Camping $8/site or $3 lawn tent space; dump station $3
Hours
Seasonal; amenities unavailable after November 1
Parking
Parking spur at each individual campsite
Restrooms
Two vault toilets
Access
Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • Sixteen individual campsites
  • Lawn tent camping
  • Picnic tables and fire rings
  • Potable water
  • Two vault toilets
  • RV dump station

💡 Good to Know

  • Reclamation lists $8 per individual site per night, $3 for lawn tent camping and a $3 dump-station fee. There are no RV hookups.
  • The listed season is April 30-November 18, with amenities unavailable after November 1; confirm current conditions before traveling.
  • Sites are first-come, first-served. Stays are limited to 14 days in a 30-day period; keep pets leashed and clean up after them.

Source information

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

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Triangle Park

Emmett, Idaho · Camping, Parks

Public access status needs confirmation before travel. In a callback documented in October 2026, the parks office advised that decisions about public and year-round access were still awaiting higher-level direction. This does not establish a final opening or closure decision.

Triangle Park is one of the Bureau of Reclamation recreation sites associated with Black Canyon Reservoir near Emmett. The reviewed park index confirms its name but does not establish current access or camping arrangements.

Admission
General admission policy is not published in the reviewed source
Hours
Public and year-round access decisions pending; confirm directly before travel
Parking
Parking arrangements need confirmation
Restrooms
Current availability needs confirmation
Access
Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • Black Canyon recreation-area location

💡 Good to Know

  • Contact the Black Canyon parks office at 986-256-4973 to confirm how Triangle Park is reached and whether it is open for your intended use.
  • Do not assume the facilities, street address or reservations for Black Canyon Park also apply to Triangle Park.
  • Camping, group camping and boat-access requirements remain unverified.

Source information

Updated October 28, 2026 using the directory owner’s callback notes. The callback date and staff member’s name were not recorded. Current access, camping arrangements and visitor facilities remain unconfirmed.

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Recreational vehicles parked beside a broad lawn and trees at Snake River RV Resort

Snake River RV Resort

Homedale, Idaho · Camping

Snake River RV Resort in Homedale offers camping beside the Snake River, with shaded sites and space for RVs and tents. Riverfront sites and a covered gathering area support a relaxed family stay.

Admission
Paid camping; confirm current site rates
Hours
Office Monday-Saturday 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; check-in by arrangement
Parking
RV sites; confirm extra-vehicle arrangements
Restrooms
Restrooms and showers
Access
Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • Full hookups with 30/50-amp power
  • RV and tent sites
  • Fire pits and picnic tables
  • Boat dock
  • Restrooms and showers
  • Laundry and Wi-Fi

💡 Good to Know

  • Reserve a site and confirm its dimensions, hookups and total price at 208-337-3744.
  • The resort lists 4030 River Resort Drive. Office hours are Monday-Saturday 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; arrange arrival and check-in separately.
  • Dogs must be leashed. Check fire restrictions and river conditions before fishing or using the dock.

Source information

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

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