Discover the best campgrounds near Lava Hot Springs, Idaho

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Idaho
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Lava Hot Springs

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3 top wheelchair-accessible campgrounds near Lava Hot Springs

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Fig's Place

1 site · RV1 acre · Blackfoot, ID

This is a great pitstop for travelers on the road to exciting destinations. We have a RV spot that is 100 X 22, level road base gravel with 20/30/ 50 Amp power and water. This site is off road and behind our Airbnb, which has its own private access. This is a beginning project, no landscaping has been developed at this time, no grass or trees, but a place of your own. Nice & quiet on the outskirts of town. Nearby points of interest: Blackfoot Idaho State Fairgrounds-0.03 miles Idaho Potato Museum-0.9 miles Walmart 1 mile Bingham Memorial Hospital 1.1 miles Yellowstone 135.5 miles

Moonlight Mine Acres

6 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Pocatello, ID

Learn more about this land: Views of the valley from the top. Mixture of pine trees, maples and shrubs Canyon area provides great shade Access to trails, BLM land, and old mines 7 Miles from Interstate 15 - great stopping area if on you way to Yellowstone, the Tetons, etc. Trails cut throughout and lots of wildlife. Lower site by the stream (last 5 photos) offers easy access from the road, power and potable water.

Wolverine Adventures

11 sites · RVs, Tents1000 acres · Firth, ID

Located at the base of Wolverine Canyon is our little slice of heaven called Wolverine Ranch. It is a 100 year old working cattle ranch. The Camp is located in the Headquarters Wolverine Ranch and we decided to name it Wolverine Adventures after a saying that Kelly and Robyn's family has. If something has to be done on the Ranch that is of a more difficult nature, we ask one another "What time is it? Adventure time!" This gets us through the more demanding tasks on the Ranch and allows us to have fun and humor through it all. As you pull through the Juniper log archway you will drive right through the corrals. Gates may be closed but are to contain cattle and horses, not to keep people out. Come on in and please close the gate behind you. Wolverine and Jones Creeks run through camp and we do allow catch and release fishing with an Idaho Fishing License of course. Camp is the perfect place to unwind after driving all day and unplug from the busy world outside of the gates. THERE IS NO CELL SERVICE AT CAMP!! You may get signal a short walk up a hill above camp. We do allow campfires but only in the community fire pit area. There is a hot water shower with 180 degree views of the Juniper covered hills while you wash the stress away. We do also have a flushing toilet and potable water right in camp. We do offer a few add on Adventures such as trail rides or Ranch tours. These will need to be discussed in advance of your arrival. Communication with Robyn is encouraged via HipCamp messaging as we often are out of service and need to know an approximate ETA. We prefer to meet every guest and help you get settled in, answer any questions, and apprise you of any information you will need to enjoy your stay. There is abundant wildlife that frequent The Camp, including White Tailed Deer, Mule Deer, Song Birds, Racoons, skunks, and snakes. We do allow pets, however they must be on leash and under control at all times, The Camp has resident chickens and cattle and horses are always nearby.

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Camping near Lava Hot Springs guide

Overview

Looking to go camping near Lava Hot Springs, Idaho? Look no further than Hipcamp. With over 479 options specifically designed for wheelchair access, you're sure to find the perfect campsite for your needs. And with an average price per night of $50 and options as low as $25, you won't break the bank. Check out top campsites like The Aspen Grove Inn at Heise Bridge (252 reviews), The Park at Swan Valley (100 reviews), and Granite Creek Ranch (60 reviews) for tried and true options. Trash, pets, and cooking equipment are popular amenities, while whitewater paddling, paddling, and off-roading (OHV) are popular activities. Start planning your accessible camping adventure now!