Huckleberry Campground

Huckleberry Campground is located along the shores of the St. Joe River, 29 miles east of St. Maries, Idaho on the St. Joe River Road. Reserve a campsite here: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/273785/campsites.

Facilities

The Huckleberry Campground has 33 camp sites; 30 sites have a maximum capacity of four vehicles and 15 people, and three group sites that have a maximum capacity of six vehicles and 25 people. Sites 1-30 each have paved parking, potable water, electricity, picnic table, and a camp fire ring. The group sites (31-33) each have a gravel parking site, three potable water and electric hook ups, two picnic tables, and two fire rings. The campground has six concrete outhouses, an undeveloped boat ramp, and an RV waste dump station.

Nearby attractions

The campground's location serves as a central hub for campers and recreationists recreating along the river between Calder and Avery Idaho. Multiple hunting, fishing, and ATV/UTV user groups travel to the campground and use it to access the nearby miles of US Forest Service and Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) roads. The campground also serves as a central location to stage for fishing and floating trips.

Natural feaures

Riverfront Campground

Recreation

RV Camping, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing. In close proximity to Forest Service lands

Driving directions to Huckleberry Campground

From St. Maries, ID go south on Highway 3 for a half mile then turn right (east) onto the St. Joe River Road. Once on the St. Joe River Road travel for approximately 29 miles.

Location and contact info

Saint Joe River Road, ID 83808

For campground inquires, please call:208-769-5000

Huckleberry Campground details

Campfire allowed
Checkin time: 03:00 PM
Checkout time: 11:00 AM
Max num of people: 15
Max num of vehicles: 4
Pets allowed

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Amenities at Huckleberry Campground

RV Hookups
Electricity hookup
Water hookup

supplies
Picnic table

Activities at Huckleberry Campground

Water access

Camping

Wildlife viewing

Fishing

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