RV Parks & Campgrounds near Murphy, ID
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North Fork Campground, ID
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Silver City Campground, ID
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Macks Creek Park, ID
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Macks Creek Park is a small day-use area and campground located on the Boise River Arm of Lucky Peak Lake, just 25 miles from the Boise area and 4 miles off the Ponderosa Pine Scenic Byway. Visitors make the trip to enjoy quality recreational activities like boating, swimming and fishing.Recreation
The lake offers family-friendly outdoor recreation opportunities for both travelers and residents of the urban Boise area. Macks Creek Park offers scenic views and convenient access to lake recreation.Anglers fish for rainbow trout, Kokanee and smallmouth bass. A boat ramp is located within the campground.
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This primitive, small park offers a handful of campsites on the shore of Lucky Peak Lake. Clean vault restrooms, hand pumped …Location info
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Boise / Meridian KOA, ID
When headed to Idaho, the “Gem State,” you will be happy to know that the RV campgrounds at Boise/Meridian KOA offer you a central location to explore this naturalists’ destination. When camping at Boise/Meridian KOA, guests will be able to find a site that best suits their RV rental. With sites offering full hookup or partial hookup capabilities, you will have your choice of 30 or 50 amp electrical service, depending on your needs.
After your days of hiking and exploring the great wonders of Idaho, you'll have access to laundry facilities as well as restroom facilities and shower houses. You can then unwind from your day at the on-site pool or maybe with a game of horseshoes.
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Bruneau Dunes Campground, ID
Idaho’s capital, Boise, and the populous Treasure Valley dominate the state’s southwestern corner – an urban agglomeration in a mostly rural state. It’s where you’ll find trendy coffee shops, international cuisine, great cultural attractions, and more recently, a lot of transplants from Silicon Valley looking to escape the traffic and crowds. But before Boise became the easternmost outpost of Pacific Northwest culture, it was just a medium-sized city that attracted nature lovers with its clear waters, tall peaks, and dense forests.
What’s even more unexpected than Portland-esque vibes in what was once Potato Country? Five hundred-foot-tall sand dunes comparable to the Sahara. Hundreds of miles from the coast, sand-swept Bruneau Dunes State Park is one of the more exceptional …
