Stoddard Creek Campground

This campground is absolutely BEAUTIFUL! The campsites themselves are clean, well groomed, and large. It is nice and quiet at night too. As stated there are no hook ups here. There are potable water spickets with fresh water(these areas are also nice and clean!). The bathrooms are exceptionally clean and Roger checks them several times a day. Even when the campground was full and it was a Sunday when a lot of people had been through there, it was still really clean. There is definitely poison oak in the trail areas that you will want to watch out for. Having dogs and walking them and having them go in these areas they definitely brought back the oak. The Camp-host Roger is extremely friendly. I love that he introduces himself to you and goes over all the rules with you. The good thing is he also enforces them! For instance, no generators after 10pm. He told us when we got there that he will actually come out at around 10:15pm and listen and if there is a generator running he will come out and talk to whoever it is that is running it. Sure enough there was a generator running after 10pm on our trip and Roger was talking to the people at 10:15pm and the generator was shut off. I personally love that the rules are enforced as it made our time here that much nicer. There is cell service but it was spotty for me. I have T-Mobile and had a hard time downloading pictures or watching videos when attempted. I didn't spend a lot of time on my phone but did get enough signal to place/receive phone calls when needed. We were fortunate enough to be able to get a spot here and even though there isn't any natural water around it is a beautiful place to camp!!

This campground is absolutely BEAUTIFUL! The campsites themselves are clean, well groomed, and large. It is nice and quiet at night too. As stated there are no hook ups here. There are potable water spickets with fresh water(these areas are also nice and clean!). The bathrooms are exceptionally clean and Roger checks them several times a day. Even when the campground was full and it was a Sunday when a lot of people had been through there, it was still really clean. There is definitely poison oak in the trail areas that you will want to watch out for. Having dogs and walking them and having them go in these areas they definitely brought back the oak. The Camp-host Roger is extremely friendly. I love that he introduces himself to you and goes over all the rules with you. The good thing is he also enforces them! For instance, no generators after 10pm. He told us when we got there that he will actually come out at around 10:15pm and listen and if there is a generator running he will come out and talk to whoever it is that is running it. Sure enough there was a generator running after 10pm on our trip and Roger was talking to the people at 10:15pm and the generator was shut off. I personally love that the rules are enforced as it made our time here that much nicer. There is cell service but it was spotty for me. I have T-Mobile and had a hard time downloading pictures or watching videos when attempted. I didn't spend a lot of time on my phone but did get enough signal to place/receive phone calls when needed. We were fortunate enough to be able to get a spot here and even though there isn't any natural water around it is a beautiful place to camp!!

Perfect stop over when traveling on the 15 highway. Close to the highway, lush greenery, easy back in spot for our 30 foot fifth wheel. Cows calling out in the nearby field were fun to listen to! Outhouse was spotless.

Perfect stop over when traveling on the 15 highway. Close to the highway, lush greenery, easy back in spot for our 30 foot fifth wheel. Cows calling out in the nearby field were fun to listen to! Outhouse was spotless.

Had a nice time at Stoddard creek cc. The hosts were excellent. The only negative was the extremely poor road conditions. They must re pave those roads!! And the sights were a little hard to get into. But those roads must be re-paved. State of Idaho needs to take seriously their campgrounds because this is the second time we have camped in Idaho and the road in the camping area was extremely poor!

Had a nice time at Stoddard creek cc. The hosts were excellent. The only negative was the extremely poor road conditions. They must re pave those roads!! And the sights were a little hard to get into. But those roads must be re-paved. State of Idaho needs to take seriously their campgrounds because this is the second time we have camped in Idaho and the road in the camping area was extremely poor!

Exceptionally beautiful campground and setting. The host was super friendly and helpful. Easy site to back into and plenty of trees for shade. Very quiet when we were there. No dump station. Water spigots are spread around the campground. We were in the upper loop and loved our stay, wish we could have stayed longer.

Exceptionally beautiful campground and setting. The host was super friendly and helpful. Easy site to back into and plenty of trees for shade. Very quiet when we were there. No dump station. Water spigots are spread around the campground. We were in the upper loop and loved our stay, wish we could have stayed longer.

It was the 5th of July when we arrived at our reserved site cost $7 for one night. Camp Host was very nice and his camp was in the upper layer and our site was in the lower layer near the vault toilet. There were ATVs running the gravel road in front of our site up and back continuously to the BLM land farther up the road. The non payers made a continuous parade to the vault toilet all afternoon, evening and morning. When we arrived it was clean, had toilet paper but as the day went on toilet was almost gone and it smelled. Paper in the floor, vault top mot closed, and close to zero TP for those of us who paid. We don't blame the camp host but but some people are piggy. Slap a charge on BLM camp on holiday weekends if possible.

It was the 5th of July when we arrived at our reserved site cost $7 for one night. Camp Host was very nice and his camp was in the upper layer and our site was in the lower layer near the vault toilet. There were ATVs running the gravel road in front of our site up and back continuously to the BLM land farther up the road. The non payers made a continuous parade to the vault toilet all afternoon, evening and morning. When we arrived it was clean, had toilet paper but as the day went on toilet was almost gone and it smelled. Paper in the floor, vault top mot closed, and close to zero TP for those of us who paid. We don't blame the camp host but but some people are piggy. Slap a charge on BLM camp on holiday weekends if possible.