Rest area overnight Montana and Idaho

Thanks for all the great information

Look Out Ski Area (Montana/Idaho state line) I-90 has parking
I-90 exit 5 Taft has a large parking lot and if you follow the Hiawatha signs, parking 100 yards south-might be busy with bicycle riders
The rest area I-90 mm 81? Montana is pretty good, and has a FS camp Ground in back
The Silver Dollar Casino I-90 mm 16 Montana has parking w/ power
The I-90 RA mm 4 Montana is closed again
St. Regis mm 33 Montana has limited parking just west of the little gas station and north of the stop sign about 1/2 mile behind a cafe
I-90 mm 75? has a parking area east bound
Missoula I-90 mm 101 exit has parking north of the freeway near the Cracker Barrel
Now you all know what I know.....

jsrore wrote:
I84 in Idaho and I90 in Montana.

has anyone had any issues with staying overnight.

Not at any of the rest areas on I-84 in Idaho.....Mostly quiet and never more the ½-¾ full.

I84 in Idaho and I90 in Montana.

has anyone had any issues with staying overnight.

Check this out. http://www.malheurco.org/cowhollow

Yea, we were on !-84 and got off on US 20/26 near Meridian and went right through downtown Nyssa to get to the park. Good thing we were using the GPS--would have never found it otherwise. It is 4-5 miles outside town in the middle of some vegetable farms.

ReneeG wrote:
I'm going to have to look up Cow Hollow - been that way many times Idaho/Oregon border and have never seen it. Thanks.

Me too......We both only live 30± miles from this CG and have never heard of it.......

I'm going to have to look up Cow Hollow - been that way many times Idaho/Oregon border and have never seen it. Thanks.

If you happen to be on I-84 between Pendleton and Boise, there is a great overnight stop just south of Ontario, Oregon. It is called Cow Hollow Park campground and is owned by the town of Nyssa, Oregon, right on the Idaho-Oregon border. 10 spaces, 4 gravel and 1 concrete with full hookups (50/30/20A power, water, sewer) and 5 grass sites with full power and water (no sewer, but can dump at any vacant full site) for $10 per night "donation" payable at the Sunset Market 1/2 mile from the campground. Park has ball field, tennis court, basketball hoops, picnic tables, big cottonwood trees, but no fire pits. We were the only ones there on June 21, but there was a weeding (note: actually a wedding, but I hadn't had my Starbucks yet this morning!) in the park Friday night and another being set up on Saturday morning. Location is Lat. N43.49.030 and Lo. is W117.07.400.

n7bsn wrote:

The Texan wrote:

DesertHawk wrote:
In '97 we did an overnight at a rest area in Idaho on I-25....it was somewhere close to the ID & MT state line (but looking for it can't find one too close). We had gone through Butte earlier.

Where does I-25 go through Idaho? I-84, I-86, I-15, I-90 yes, but still looking for I-25.

I suspect he means I-15.

:S Yes! I-15. I-25 is out here next door to me. Ha! It does run up to Buffalo, WY.

http://www.freecampgrounds.com/