Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Cassia County, Idaho

Located along the interstate I-84 on the exits between 155 and 157, Interim Mountain Homes and RV camp is a haven for travelers to Wendell, Idaho.    Amenities  You can enjoy a range of their amenities some of which include 25 pull-thru sites for large RVs, dump stations, grassy sites and shade sites, restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, picnic tables, dumper pumper and propane. The site is also pet friendly.    Activities  Some activities that can be taken advantage of are fishing for fish trout in the local streams, and fishing enthusiasts have the option to go find great catches on the nearby Snake River. Golfing is another activity to enjoy with 7 nearby facilities to choose from. The area also offers boat ours, wild water rafting and even base-jumping.    Attractions  Go ahead and experience the bliss of hot baths in hot springs with a whooping three private facilities. Take a trip to the Sun Valley, the iconic mining district in Hailey, the Moon National Monument and city of rocks National Monument. Hope to see you soon!

The Devil Creek RV Park is the only campground situated off exit 22 just east of I-15 in Oneida county, and is a great spot for an authentic outdoor vacation.   The park has complete amenities that an RV traveler needs, such as sites with drinking water, dump stations, full hook ups with maximum amps and handicap access, pull thru sites reservations and a beautiful waterfront area.   Attractions  Devil Creek is located just a few miles north of Malad City, and visitors can enjoy a variety of activities including back packing, boating, ATV riding, canoeing, fishing and hunting.   You can enjoy beautiful sights of the Devil Creek Reservoir, picnics on the water’s edge and enjoy fishing at the waterfront. An amazing advantage that travelers have is the accessibility. Devil Creek is located so close to the interstate, it is no hassle finding it or spending time enjoying the beautiful campground. Hope to see you soon! 

Looking to experience beauty and peace, and discover some natural wonders? Craters of the Moon caters to the adventure traveler in you with its strategically situated campgrounds. Located right on the banks of the Lost River Range with proximity to Idaho’s tallest mountain, Mount Borah, the campground is home to some of the finest landscapes and outdoor scenes. Amenities The campground includes some modern amenities such as: a heated pool, a pet playground, cable TV, a pull through RV site, tenting and option to choose a camping cabin. You also get to enjoy free Wi-Fi and a gift shop. Activities Visitors can choose from a range of unique activities offered by the Moon National Monument and Preserve. Take a tour of volcanic natural wonders like lava flows, cinder cones and explore lava tube caves, mountain lakes and hot springs. You even spot a few local animals such as moose, elk, deer and antelope. Travelers can also take ATV rides up the mountains and go exploring using variety of trails right near the campgrounds, or just enjoy the stunning sunrises and sunsets. Hope to see you soon!

The Rock Creek Park is located in the beautiful town of Twin Falls, Idaho and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing vacation. Onsite, travelers can expect a breathtaking natural terrain with great walking trails and spots for sunset viewing and stargazing. Campers can look forward to a number of great attractions just beyond the campground including Shoshone Falls, Dierkes Lake Park for climbing, fishing and scenic viewing, Snake River Canyon Rim Trail and Pillar Falls which is perfect for hiking. There's also zip lining tours, the Evel Knievel Snake River Canyon Jump Site, Idaho Haunted Swamp, Sawtooth National Forest and the Idaho Heritage Museum. And of course, campers can expect excellent local eateries, pubs and wineries to enjoy. Hope to see you soon!

The Twin Falls County Fairground RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Twin Falls, Idaho and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing vacation. Nearby, travelers can look forward to a revolving list of great events and activities on the fairground. Some visitor favorites are the trucker shows, concerts, photography and art competitions and livestock exhibitions. Campers can also look forward to a number of great attractions just beyond the campground including Shoshone Falls, Dierkes Lake Park for climbing, fishing and scenic viewing, Snake River Canyon Rim Trail and Pillar Falls which is perfect for hiking. There's also zip lining tours, the Evel Knievel Snake River Canyon Jump Site, Idaho Haunted Swamp, Sawtooth National Forest and the Idaho Heritage Museum. And of course, campers can expect excellent local eateries, pubs and wineries to enjoy. Hope to see you soon!