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Black Rock Campground is situated on the banks of the North Fork Boise River where Ponderosa pines are in abundance. This campground is known for its captivating setting and opportunities to connect with nature. Many visit to fish rainbow trout or go swimming in one of the area's swimming holes. Enjoy natural trails for hiking, hunting, mountain biking, horse back riding and dirt biking.

Pioneer Motel & RV Park is located near Challis, Idaho. It features 23 full hookup campsites that are big rig friendly. The park allows pets and has a dump station.   Amenities & Activities Campsite amenities offered include a playground, a gift shop, kitchens, picnic tables, fire circles, and grills. It also includes basic amenities like newly renovated restrooms with hot showers and laundry facilities. Visitors can enjoy on-site activities such as hiking, biking, horseshoe toss, and sightseeing.    Attractions The campground is close to nearby attractions like: • Salmon River • Challis Golf Course • Challis Fair Grounds

Indian Springs Campground is located in the beautiful town of Stanley, Idaho and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing vacation. Campers can look forward to a number of great attractions just beyond the campground including the Williams Peak for skiing, climbing, hiking, biking and scenic viewing, Little Redfish Lake, Iron Creek Trailhead and the Stanley museum. There's also Stanley Lake, Sawtooth Mountain, Redfish Lake Corrals and among these, campers can expect great horseback riding, fishing and stand-up paddle boarding. And of course, travelers can expect excellent specialty shops, pubs and craft restaurants to explore. Amenities at the park include: tent sites, full hookups, electrical hookups, water, sewerage and a dump station. Hope to see you soon!

Ponderosa pines tower over the Pine Flats Campground, giving the grounds a beautiful look and plenty of crisp, fresh air. Located near the South Fork Payette River, the site is popular for water sports such as fishing trout, rafting, kayaking, boating and swimming. A 1/4 mile trail begins at the campground and ends at a natural hot spring. Numerous other hot springs may be found nearby at the Wildlife Canyon Scenic Byway, where visitors can go wildlife watching, and hike beautiful nature trails.