Dent Acres

The best lake in Idaho, for fishing, recreation, and just touring by boat.

The camp sites are small and there's little shade. Be sure to reserve a site with as much shade as possible.

Very nice fish cleaning station. Lots of dumpsters for trash. Good docking facilities.

Dent Acres is a great COE campground with pull thrus and full hook ups sitting on Dwarshak Reservoir. I can see why they put a length limit of 35' for rv's or trailers, anything longer would be hard to maneuver the road or level on the site. Sites are large, have covered picnic tables and fire rings. Not a lot of shade on lower sites, however, so be prepared for the sun all day. Restrooms are fine, showers could use a little upgrade. The 18 miles of road getting to the campground will test your nerves and your driving skills, take it slow and pay attention. We pulled our 35' fifth wheel with our 21' diesel truck, doable with little traffic on the road. The camp hosts are very helpful and knowledgeable. Bring your boat, nice launch and plenty of parking, lake is great for fishing or sight seeing.

Dent Acres is a great COE campground with pull thrus and full hook ups sitting on Dwarshak Reservoir. I can see why they put a length limit of 35' for rv's or trailers, anything longer would be hard to maneuver the road or level on the site. Sites are large, have covered picnic tables and fire rings. Not a lot of shade on lower sites, however, so be prepared for the sun all day. Restrooms are fine, showers could use a little upgrade. The 18 miles of road getting to the campground will test your nerves and your driving skills, take it slow and pay attention. We pulled our 35' fifth wheel with our 21' diesel truck, doable with little traffic on the road. The camp hosts are very helpful and knowledgeable. Bring your boat, nice launch and plenty of parking, lake is great for fishing or sight seeing.

Dent Acres is a great COE campground with pull thrus and full hook ups sitting on Dwarshak Reservoir. I can see why they put a length limit of 35' for rv's or trailers, anything longer would be hard to maneuver the road or level on the site. Sites are large, have covered picnic tables and fire rings. Not a lot of shade on lower sites, however, so be prepared for the sun all day. Restrooms are fine, showers could use a little upgrade. The 18 miles of road getting to the campground will test your nerves and your driving skills, take it slow and pay attention. We pulled our 35' fifth wheel with our 21' diesel truck, doable with little traffic on the road. The camp hosts are very helpful and knowledgeable. Bring your boat, nice launch and plenty of parking, lake is great for fishing or sight seeing.

This is a fantastic RV park. Full hookup!!
Sites ate spacious, clean, park is laid out well. Highly recommend this park. We spent 4 nights here and truly enjoyed our visit. Camp hosts greeted us right away and immediately notified us of possible evacuation due to unstable road into park. Road was good and paddable while we were there.
Quite a long (1 hr) drive into park!

This is a fantastic RV park. Full hookup!!
Sites ate spacious, clean, park is laid out well. Highly recommend this park. We spent 4 nights here and truly enjoyed our visit. Camp hosts greeted us right away and immediately notified us of possible evacuation due to unstable road into park. Road was good and paddable while we were there.
Quite a long (1 hr) drive into park!

This is a fantastic RV park. Full hookup!!
Sites ate spacious, clean, park is laid out well. Highly recommend this park. We spent 4 nights here and truly enjoyed our visit. Camp hosts greeted us right away and immediately notified us of possible evacuation due to unstable road into park. Road was good and paddable while we were there.
Quite a long (1 hr) drive into park!

We drove south of Elk City, Idaho and the road was good pavement. Without notice, in the middle of nowhere, it was a dirt road and no signs indicating how far to Dent Campground. We proceeded and it was terrible washboard roads for I'm guessing 20 miles. Once again, no signs. Needless to say, when we made it to the campground the hosts were very kind and felt bad about the road. They have had other couples experience the same ordeal. Not a great start for our road trip. Either grade the road periodically or put up some signs. Better yet...do both.

We drove south of Elk City, Idaho and the road was good pavement. Without notice, in the middle of nowhere, it was a dirt road and no signs indicating how far to Dent Campground. We proceeded and it was terrible washboard roads for I'm guessing 20 miles. Once again, no signs. Needless to say, when we made it to the campground the hosts were very kind and felt bad about the road. They have had other couples experience the same ordeal. Not a great start for our road trip. Either grade the road periodically or put up some signs. Better yet...do both.

We drove south of Elk City, Idaho and the road was good pavement. Without notice, in the middle of nowhere, it was a dirt road and no signs indicating how far to Dent Campground. We proceeded and it was terrible washboard roads for I'm guessing 20 miles. Once again, no signs. Needless to say, when we made it to the campground the hosts were very kind and felt bad about the road. They have had other couples experience the same ordeal. Not a great start for our road trip. Either grade the road periodically or put up some signs. Better yet...do both.