High-Elevation Campgrounds in Idaho (6,000 ft+)

Campgrounds in Idaho at 6,000 feet or higher - the Sawtooth valley around Stanley and the mountain lakes, cool even in July.

17 confirmed matches

17 shown

Data: Recreation.gov (RIDB) and the National Park Service. Availability is only on the official reservation sites.

High campgrounds have a shorter season and cold nights even in summer; many open in June and close in September.

All matches at a glance

17 confirmed campgrounds, standard site fees $10-$130 a night (median $50, 4 with a listed fee), 16 bookable online, 11 list a site for rigs of 40 ft or more, elevation 6,067-7,033 ft. From the official data; "?" means not listed.

CampgroundSitesLongest RVStandard feeElevationElectricWaterShowersDumpBook online
Alturas Lake Inlet2840 ft?7,033 ft✕✓??✓
Blackfoot Reservoir Campground32?$106,133 ft✓✓?✓✓
Bonanza Ccc Group Campground145 ft$506,534 ft✕✓??✓
Buffalo (Idaho)5060 ft?6,301 ft✓✓??✓
Bull Trout38??6,936 ft✕✓??✓
Buttermilk5650 ft$1306,330 ft✓✓??✓
City of Rocks Campground??$146,067 ft?✓✕✕✕
Cloverleaf Campground1940 ft?6,913 ft✕✓??✓
Flat Rock (Idaho)4165 ft?6,431 ft✓✓✓?✓
Glacier View Campground7867 ft?6,551 ft✕✓??✓
Joe T. Fallini Recreation Site28??6,113 ft✓✓??✓
Malad Summit Campground8??6,193 ft✕✓??✓
North Fork (Id)2845 ft?6,257 ft✕✓✓✓✓
Riverside (Id - Targhee)5840 ft?6,099 ft✕✓??✓
Stanley Lake Campground4052 ft?6,537 ft✕✓??✓
Stoddard Creek Campground2140 ft?6,308 ft✕✓??✓
Sunny Gulch Campground4635 ft?6,447 ft✕✓??✓

Longest RV is the longest site listed - not every site fits it. Fees are for a standard site; group and per-person rates are on each campground page.