Idaho

[leesan]

Looking for a nice campground with full hookups between Sandpoint and Boise for summer 2016 Would like to spend a few days there We prefer areas with plenty of trees and if possible a lake near by .Any recommendations will be appreciated

[Texas_Roadrunn1]

X2 McCall RV Resort

[j3ff9ack]

Ponderosa State Park in McCall - that's where I would go.

[Bob806]

We were going to stay in McCall back in 2007, but forest fires around there made it impossible. We found a campground right on the river near Riggins, and it was beautiful (http://www.canyonpinesrv.com/). Not much shade, but we enjoyed our stay. Lots to explore around there, want to go back someday.

[leesan]

Thanks to 2 gypsies and murphsmom for the tip on the weather I checked Lewiston and OMG it gets pretty hot during the month of July We do not like that high of a temperature so I will look around McCall area Thanks again

[BozemanTrail]

McCall RV Resort

[Murphsmom]

It's usually a good ten degrees cooler in the mountains near McCall than it is in the Boise or Lewiston areas. It gets much cooler in the evenings, too.

[2gypsies1]

From Lewiston to Boise you're going to find extremely hot weather unless you stay north in Idaho.

[cruiserjs]

Winchester lake State Park is excellent. Right off 95 in Winchester.

[Murphsmom]

Poison Creek campground at Cascade Lake State Park in Donnelly has full hookups (the only unit in the park that does), and is right on the lake. For a campground with more trees, the Ponderosa State Park "group" campground in McCall is good. It used to be a group only area, but they have totally redone the campground with hookups. The sign just says it is a group campground, but it isn't. That one is not right on the lake, but close.

Heyburn State Park near Plummer has water and electric hookups, but no sewer. There is a dump station on site, though. Lots of trees, near the lake and right on the Trail of the Couer d' Alenes bike/hike trail.

[jamesu]

Hellsgate SP in Lewiston. Very nice park on the Snake. Plenty of shade trees. Bike trail through the park connects to the Lewiston/Clarkston bike trail system. Highly recommend this SP.