Boise National Forest Campgrounds

There are 70 developed campgrounds and picnic areas on the Boise National Forest, some of which are universally accessible. And some areas even have rustic cabins for rent. There are also several group campgrounds, most of which require reservations.

The Emmett Ranger District encompasses 350,000 acres of National Forest with more than 150 camping units in 21 developed campgrounds. There are additional dispersed camping opportunities and some of these even include a few facilities such as toilets and unloading ramps. There are 3 cabins that are available for rental, with one cabin available throughout the year. There are many hot springs across the district, and five of these are found near established trails and campgrounds. The Forest Service maintains more than 150 miles of trails for motorized and non-motorized use. The on-going Payette River Project includes many rapids and river access sites with toilet and trash facilities that enhance an already world-renowned whitewater boating experience.