Camping

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Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start to the camping season for most people, but this year many Idahoans who head out to enjoy the great outdoors may see some differences because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Idahoans eager to head out to Lake Walcott or Three Island Crossing state parks to camp will have to wait until the end of May as the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation revised the reopening date for overnight stays

All developed campgrounds in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area (SNRA) will be closed through the month of May into the early part of June in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

People will not be able to camp at state parks in Idaho amid the Stay-home Order issued by the governor and health authorities Wednesday to combat the spread of the covornavirus (COVID-19)

Do you think it still counts as camping if Wi-Fi and Food Trucks are on site?

If I can’t have a Texas hot I’ll settle with mustard, ketchup and sweet onions.

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Visitors to a popular recreation and camping area in the Mini-Cassia area will have to continue to wait for snow to melt before being able to access campsites and a lake.

Campers headed to the South Hills this weekend will find several campgrounds open after being closed by recent weather.

A landslide near a wildfire burn area has forced the closure to a campground and trailhead on the Sawtooth National Forest

When a Twin Falls couple went into Idaho’s high backcountry for Memorial Day weekend, they never expected to see miracles – but they claim that's exactly what they experienced.

Some campgrounds are closed in the South Hills after a weekend snowstorm felled trees and filled the campgrounds with white stuff, according to forest officials.

Lucky for you this is Idaho and the adventures and learning opportunities are basically endless. This list will save your brain this summer so print it off and paste it to the fridge in your house.

For anyone feeling the stress of the daily rat race I believe just looking at the pictures can provide an escape.

Winter rates at Idaho Power Co. campgrounds, such as at CJ Strike Reservoir, are now in effect. That means lower rates.

Let’s be honest, there aren’t many bathrooms on trails, or in the desert or while you’re in the outback hunting.

I can picture myself sipping coffee on the deck even on a brisk winter morning.

We call our camper the Princess Palace because boys aren't allowed inside.

If you’re planning a getaway to the Beaver State this summer or fall, maybe this can help.