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Scoggins is a campground located on - in dubois, ID. The site includes electricity.

The Ashton Inn & RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Ashton, Idaho and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing vacation. Campers can look forward to a number of great attractions just beyond the campground, including outdoor adventures at the Cave Falls/Bechler Meadows Area of Yellowstone National Park, Craters of the Moon National Monument, Henry’s Fork of the Snake River and the Ashton Reservoir. There's also the St. Anthony Sand Dunes, The Mesa Falls Scenic Byway and the Warm River Springs. Among these attractions, visitors can enjoy scenic viewing, hiking, biking, boating, fishing, skiing and river rafting. Amenities at the park include: pool access, tent camping, water, sewerage, big rig access, 30/50 amp sites and pull thrus. Hope to see you soon!

The Canyon Campground is located in the Custer Gallatin National forest, and is a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts. Here's why: the area is thick with lush, thriving fir and pine trees, and the acres and acres of forestry guarantee fresh air for hiking, biking and picnicking. The Yellowstone River is also nearby, so campers can look forward to the sound of the water at night, and the river banks are perfect for exploring, light fishing and lounging. A favorite among campers is stargazing, and for good reason. The clear skies make for perfect views of the nightly light show!

The East Creek Campground is located in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest and is a beautiful spot for a quiet, cozy getaway. Campers can look forward to tall, lush pine and fir trees, a lush forest and challenging paths for hiking, mountain biking and exploring. Also look forward to spectacular views of the nights sky at night, so if you enjoy stargazing, you'll fall in love with this campground!

The Jennings Camp Campground is located in the Bitterroot national Forest, and campers flock there continually to soak in those gorgeous views from the mountain peaks. With acres and acres of fir and pine trees filling the landscape, the campsite is also popular for its hiking and biking paths and wildlife viewing. Look forward to elk, deer and moose, as well as plenty of white fish and trout in the nearby East Fork of the Bitterroot River to fish. The campground is also popular for picnicking, so it's perfect if you're camping with a group.