Stay in an RV, Tent, or Cabin near Kendrick, Idaho, United States

Island Bar Recreation Site is located on the Lower Salmon River and serves as a popular launch point for rafting, kayaking, or jet boating. The largely undeveloped area features access to sandy beaches and the river. Nearby BLM recreation sites in...

Lookout Butte has a rich history of nearly 80 years, featuring three lookout towers. The current 60-foot wooden tower, built in 1962, offers stunning panoramic views and a cozy cabin for guests to enjoy. It provides a peaceful setting to appreciat...

The Magee Ranger's Cabin is a historic, fully furnished 2-story cabin in the Coeur d'Alene River Ranger District, offering guests a ranger-like experience with stunning views and access to recreation trails. Built in 1922, it serves as the former ...

Little Guard Lookout, situated 9 miles north of Shoshone Camp, was one of the last active fire lookouts in the Coeur d'Alene River area, recently becoming inactive. The current structure, built as the third lookout since 1919, was added to the Nat...

Spyglass Lookout Ground House is situated on Spyglass Peak in Idaho's Coeur d'Alene River Ranger District and is listed on the National Historic Lookout Register. Originally used as a patrol point in 1911, it operated as a lookout until the late 1...

Sloway Campground is situated west of Missoula, Montana, near Interstate 90, and offers 27 paved sites with amenities like water, vault toilets, and picnic tables. Nestled by the Clark Fork River under pine trees, it features a primitive boat laun...

The Crab Creek primitive recreation site spans 3 acres and features two joined horse corrals, stock watering troughs, and camping areas for tents and RVs, attracting anglers, hunters, hikers, and horseback riders. It provides access to the BLM Cra...

Sex Peak Lookout, located in the Rocky Mountains at 5,772 feet, was originally built in the early 1920s and replaced in 1948. It was named by foresters I.V. Anderson and Harry Baker, allegedly based on their conversation topic. Open from late June...

Thompson Peak Lookout offers stunning views of the Clark Fork Valley, Superior, and the expansive Montana sky. Its convenient location near Superior allows for easy access while maintaining a tranquil atmosphere. The modernized tower includes amen...

Windust Park, located on Lake Sacajawea in Eastern Washington, is a remote destination favored by visitors seeking tranquility. The park features a waterfront campground with 24 primitive campsites, mature trees, and recreational activities such a...

Minton Peak Lookout, located in the Rocky Mountains at 5,351 feet in Kootenai National Forest, was originally built in 1932 and rebuilt in 2011. Named after Col. David Minton, it is accessible by car and generally open from late June to mid-Octobe...

Quartz Flat Campground, located off Interstate 90 near Missoula and Superior, Montana, features three loops with 78 sites and amenities like water, toilets, and picnic tables. Nestled in the shade of pine trees above the Clark Fork River, it offer...

Gem Peak Lookout, located in the Cabinet Ranger District above the Clark Fork River, features a renovated 225 square foot cabin atop a 30-foot tower. Originally established in 1921, it now includes amenities like a wood stove and beds, offering st...

Cougar Peak Lookout provides a unique experience of an old Forest Service lookout with stunning views of the river valley and surrounding mountains. The small structure is accessible by vehicle, though visitors may need to hike due to late spring ...

Cascade Campground is located along a scenic byway near the Clark Fork River and Iron Mountain Trailhead. It features Cascade Falls and is surrounded by Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and western larch trees, making it a beautiful spot for nature en...

The Big Hole Lookout is a historic Forest Service tower available for rent from June to early October, offering stunning 360-degree views of the surrounding landscape. Accessible via a 3-mile trail suitable for foot, horse, or bicycle, guests must...

Fishhook Park, situated on Lake Sacajawea in Eastern Washington, is named after nearby Fishhook Rapids, where Lewis and Clark visited in 1805. The park is a popular fishing spot, drawing boaters and anglers to its black rock canyons. Visitors can ...