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Honeys Park suits self-contained dry campers and dog enthusiasts who appreciate free stays and a gritty vibe. The park sits in Arco, Idaho, minutes from Craters of the Moon National Monument and the Idaho National Laboratory. Campers enjoy 80 sites for rigs up to 80 feet, all at no cost with electric hookups.
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Write a ReviewNo, Honeys Park provides dry camping with electric only. Expect 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, but no water or sewer on site. Campers drive to the nearby free county dump station for water, garbage, and sewer services. Bring your own provisions or head to town for restrooms.
Yes, Honeys Park welcomes dogs with open arms. Friendly dogs run off leash; feed only your own pets. The gated entrance keeps everyone safe from 11pm to 7am. Dog haters need not apply: love canines or find another spot.
Honeys Park offers free camping with no nightly fees. Electric, WiFi, and gated access come at zero cost; enjoy campfires and cowboy coffee too. No water or sewer on site, so use the free nearby county facilities. Check the website for reservations and rules.
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