Heyburn Campground

Coeur d'Alene National Forest is less than two hours' drive from the campground; it's one of the closest forests to this park. The forest has abundant populations of fish and wildlife, and it is a popular hunting and fishing destination. Game species include elk, deer, grizzly bears, wolves, and caribou. The forest is full of wonderful scenery and breathtaking locations. Visit Route of the Hiawatha, The Pulaski Tunnel Trail, or the St. Joe Wild and Scenic River for some of the most stunning nature views and the possibility of wildlife encounters. Hiking is a popular activity here, too. Lolo National Forest is about three hours' drive from the campground. The forest surrounds the city of Missoula and has various ecosystems with incredible natural beauty and stunning views. In this natural park, you'll have access to several outdoor recreational opportunities, including hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, exploring, and more. There are many lakes, rivers, and streams in the forest, ideal for kayaking, canoeing, fishing, water skiing, and swimming. On various trails, you can try horseback riding, bike rides, and scenic driving. The forest is open year-round for visitors and also has many birdwatching and wildlife watching opportunities. Saint Joe National Forest is 90 minutes' drive south of the Heyburn State Park campsites. You can find amazing rivers and streams in the forest and some untouched nature with beautiful views. Enjoy relaxing by the water, fishing, and primitive camping. Here you can try winter sports, water sports, hiking, picnicking, climbing, and more. The national forest is not far from Heyburn State Park, and it makes a perfect day trip when visiting the area.