Johnson Bar Group Camp
Forest Service group campground with vault toilets, drinking water, reservations available. Open 24 hours/day.
1,252 sites in Idaho, United States of America.
Forest Service group campground with vault toilets, drinking water, reservations available. Open 24 hours/day.
Stanley
Program and retreat camp using cabin lodging; hosted groups of 15-150 are accepted by advance reservation. Rustic cabinβ¦
23-pitch Forest Service campground with nonelectric pitches, vault toilets, drinking water, reservations available.
Forest Service group campground with vault toilets, drinking water, reservations available. Open 24 hours/day.
Public campsites are nonelectric and accommodate tents, trailers and RVs. Potable water and picnic tables are provided,β¦
Twenty-four campsites have campfire rings, picnic tables and grills. Vault toilets and potable water are provided.
Eight nonelectric waterfront sites accommodate tents, trailers and RVs. A vault toilet and potable water are provided; β¦
Twelve nonelectric public sitesβfive reservable and seven first-comeβaccommodate tents, trailers and RVs. Vault toiletsβ¦
Mixed reservable and first-come, nonelectric sites accept tents, RVs and trailers. Vault toilets, potable water, picnicβ¦
Eight nonelectric waterfront sites accommodate tents, trailers and RVs. Vault toilets are provided; some sites are reseβ¦
Nineteen first-come units include two doubles; sites 18 and 19 are tent-only, and sites 12-14 accommodate livestock. Vaβ¦
Tent-only, first-come campground with water, restrooms, picnic tables and fire rings. RVs and vehicle camping are not aβ¦
Two group sites and eleven single-family sites are nonelectric and accommodate tents, trailers and RVs. Vault toilets aβ¦
Six sites each have a picnic table, grill, fire ring and vault toilet; potable water is unavailable. Three sites acceptβ¦
Twenty-one first-come sites accept RVs and trailers up to 35 feet. Hand-pump drinking water, tables, fire rings, grillsβ¦
Thirteen nonelectric sites include six reservable sites, with the remainder first-come. Vault toilets, picnic tables anβ¦
All public sites are limited to tents; motorhomes and trailers are prohibited. Toilets and potable water are provided, β¦
Forty-four reservable nonelectric campsites have picnic tables, fire rings, sand tent pads and central water stations. β¦
Twenty-four first-come campsites use central water stations and have no electric, water or sewer hookups. The unit alsoβ¦
This no-fee campground has vault toilets during the operating season but no potable water or trash service. Two sites aβ¦
Ten non-reservable camping units include two double-family units. Picnic tables, fire rings, seasonal potable water andβ¦
Thirteen first-come campsites have flush toilets, potable water and picnic tables. Horses are allowed; maximum stay is β¦
Twenty-four reservable campsites have picnic tables, fire rings and central water stations, with no electric, water or β¦
Twenty-six public pitches share campground restrooms and central drinking water. Campsites do not have electric, water β¦