F R E E place to camp near Craters of the Moon Nat'l Monument! Just take the Fish Creek Reservoir…read moreturnoff from U.S. 93, and follow the good gravel road to the edge of the "reservoir." I use quotation marks, because the water is mostly dried up...so it's basically a big meadow with a puddle in the middle. There is a vault toilet, one picnic table and one BBQ grill....but room enough for several campsites. Not really any shade, but still a picturesque and quiet place to camp. And did I mention it's F R E E ??? For up to 14 days? The only drawback here is it can be windy, and the cows which wander the meadow can be kind of loud. But it's free; what to do you want? The Ritz?!?

No amenities except for an ancient out house, but such beautiful surroundings .There's enough water…read moreleft in the reservoir for swimming and plenty of trails for geezer hiking ( I'm a young geezer ,age 64).The dusks and dawns are perfect examples of serenity.The only drawback was an occasional smell of sewage coming from I don't know where. Perhaps the inconsiderate dumping of some solipsistic miscreant. .....also, it's free and secluded.

3 miles off the main road hwy 21 you come to a beautiful Lake which reflects the Sawtooth…read moreMountains. Absolutely spectacular views of snowcapped mountains with lodgepole pines as far as you can see. There are 16 spacious campsites, no hookups, pump water well, pit toilets, reservations for $14 a night through https://www.recreation.gov/camping/stanley-lake-campground highly recommended. It is wonderfully peaceful and absolutely breathtaking. Fishing was great, the lake allows motors although we only saw a few kayaks. Husband caught a few trout and they were yummy. The views of the mountains will keep you captivated for hours. We camped in our very large 30 for trailer and fit just fine. Host was very nice and sells firewood for $7. The very small town of Stanley is close by with gas, a couple restaurants and a market, but bring what you need because there isn't a lot of choice. This is one of the most beautiful campgrounds we have ever stayed at.

Stopped by here when we were driving by to check out this National Monument. They have a small…read morevisitor center and gift store that was open for off season hours and part of the driving loop was closed for the season, but we were still able to experience part of the park. We had a great experience.

It's a bit off the beaten path but worth the detour. Some may think this is a barren, volcanic…read moregraveyard but they would be way wrong. There were so many colors, textures, shapes, caves, cones, spatters, and life in this National Monument. Loved the hiking and views. We did the north crater trail starting away from the visitor and going about half way. There are some big hills walking in sand so it's not an easy trek and half way was enough. The views looking into the crater are awesome. The broken top loop trail gave you a more up close look at the vibrant vegetation. The first part is uphill but after it down and flat. We did the Indian Cave which had plenty of light. It does involve traversing rocks so be prepared. You'll need solid shoes. You need to get a stamp to go into the caves. Stop at the visitor center to answer 2 simple questions. My fav trail was the Inferno Cone viewpoint. The first part is steep but the views from the top are amazing. So worth it.

Just a good small town hometown Bill friendly people really clean place I recommend a place to buy…read moreanyone that would go out there. It's a great place.

We loved it here! Everyone was so nice, the grounds were beautiful and it was very quiet. Will…read moredefinitely visit again!

I frequently travel through the Carey/Sun Valley area and recently had the pleasure of staying at…read moreCamp 93. The staff was friendly and very accommodating, the pricing was very reasonable, the the entire experience was truly enjoyable. Considering accommodations around the area can be a bit hard to find, I am going to be staying at Camp 93 whenever I'm in the area.

From the owner: First summer in business!read more

This camp ground was clean and the people were wonderful. We would definitely go back here.read more

Very Friendly hidden gem campground with amazing Mountain View's, super friendly staff and the…read moreshowers are like from a spa. Yes, I know, I said Spa and I meant it. You'll see. They also have ATV rentals. Highly Recommend !! The owner took off and went with me in his own. We had a blast !

I needed someplace to watch the eclipse at. I stayed the night in a tent. It was free and the…read moreowner was super nice. He invited me to a BBQ and let me have access to his fridge full of beer. After the eclipse he took me shooting with a group of people and let me shoot some of this guns, he even fired off a canon. There's no running water, which isn't a problem at all for most people. There isn't a public bathroom, also not a problem for most people. There is electricity, which is great for people with campers. The place is exactly what his website says it is. All of that and it's free. I kind of feeling like only an idiot or a jerk would review this place with anything less than 4 stars. P.S. - Beer fridges don't fill themselves, be a darling and throw some more in there to replace those ya drink. Owner's fun to have a drink with.

What an excellent experience! Scar seems more than happy to provide free land and free electricity…read moreto passers by! We were passing through with a 36' bounder and a car on dolly. Not only is there plenty of land, we hooked right up to a 50 amp service

This campground was a joke. Not up to KOA standards at all. The in ground pool was all dug up…read morefilled halfway with nasty green water. They instead set up an above ground pool which was super cold and the ladder was flimsy. There are old dilapidated buses that people live in with trash all around it . The dog park was just dirt and most of the grass around the campground was dead. I would not recommend anyone to stay here. I didn't step foot into the bathrooms or laundry area. Stay elsewhere and KoA needs to remove this as a KOA.

I tent camped and checked in after hours. I never had anyone come and check with me or speak to me…read morefrom KOA in the 2 days I was there. My site had no grass and I'm glad it didn't rain. Powdered dirt. I did have a small shade tree and picnic table, but no fire ring. The loud clicky sprinkler ran the first night and all day. They remembered to turn it off at night the second night. I went in the office three times and the guy on the phone (always on the phone) didn't even acknowledge my presence. I can't give a 1 star since this KOA says it's owned by Vets, but get ur $-it together and represent!! I wouldn't stay here and would pay more to stay at another campground or go stay in the forest. Recommend you stay elsewhere.

This is a BEAUTIFUL campground on Little Red Fish Lake in Stanley, Idaho. It's fairly small,…read moreprobably less than 10 camping spots on the whole site, so if you snag one...you are a lucky duck (all sites are first come, first serve). This campground has gorgeous pines throughout and sits right on the edge of Little Red Fish Lake. Cost: I came here with a fairly large group of people (16), so we had to snag two camping spots. They only allow one car per site, but you can purchase extra parking passes if necessary. We paid $18 per spot per day and $9 for each additional car. (You'll want to bring cash with you to pay, as there is no way to pay for the sites via cc or check!) ETC: - No showers (wah, wah), but if you're going into the Idaho wilderness, you might as well be ready to rough it, amiright?? - They do however have bathrooms with stalls, a sink, and a mirror (for a camp-sight, these bathrooms are very well kept and clean #PRAISE). - Access to drinkable water. - Firewood for purchase on sight ($7 a bundle). - Each camp-sight comes equipped with a firepit and picnic tables. - Bonus: lots of trees, so if you have a hammock, be sure to bring it along with you!