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- SweetLouExplorerI made reservations at the Blue Anchor RV park in Osburn. Looks like a great park and Wendy there took good care of me. She was very helpful about the area as well.
- SweetLouExplorer
RickLight wrote:
There are a few NFS campgrounds along I-90. My fav is Cabin Creek (very quiet,) though it's more like 35 miles from Wallace. NO hookups in any of them as far as I recall.
Which direction and how do you get there? - RickLightExplorer IIIThere are a few NFS campgrounds along I-90. My fav is Cabin Creek (very quiet,) though it's more like 35 miles from Wallace. NO hookups in any of them as far as I recall.
- TUCQUALAExplorerWallace Park is a fairly nice park, close in sites though. Recent upgrades to systems, and opened up some of the really small sites. Busy though, need to make sure you can get a reservation in time for trip. Has tavern and brewery right there, and is almost downtown!!!
There are many nice NF CGs down south of Wallace along the St Joe River. No direct way down from Wallace. Can access from east at St Regis, MT and west from the Cataldo/Canyon, ID area. Hardly any NF stuff north of Wallace, but maybe some dispersed areas. Steep, narrow canyons so pretty much vertical camping!!!! - pianotunaNomad III
- This is about the only campground around Wallace. About 5 miles. Blue Anchor RV park
- Iraqvet05ExplorerAllStays Idaho CG map
Doesn't look like there are many CGs within 25 miles. The ones I found (farthest to closest) is Crystal Gold Mine RV park in Kellogg, Blue Anchor RV park in Osburn and Wallace RV Park in Wallace.
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