Banks

About Banks

Primitive campers and tent enthusiasts suit Banks Campground best for its unspoiled wilderness along the Payette River. The park sits in Banks, Idaho, steps from whitewater paddling and hiking trails like Little Sage Hen Ridge. Call for rates on its basic sites.

Why Stay Here

Paddle the 7-mile Banks to Beehive Bend grade III whitewater segment on the Payette River nearby.
Hike local trails such as Little Sage Hen Ridge Trail or Dry Buck Mountain Trail for stunning views.
Enjoy a true primitive experience with minimal amenities for deeper nature connection.
Bring your pets; the campground welcomes them without noted restrictions.

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Banks FAQ

Does Banks have full hookups?

No, Banks Campground lacks full hookups. This primitive site offers no electric, water, or sewer connections, including 30-amp or 50-amp service. Bring your own water and plan to boondock or use external dump stations for a raw camping adventure.

Is Banks pet-friendly?

Yes, Banks Campground allows pets. No size or breed restrictions appear in listings, but standard rules apply: keep dogs leashed and pick up waste. No dedicated dog park exists, so nearby trails serve as exercise spots.

How much does it cost to stay at Banks?

Call for rates, as no fixed pricing lists online. Expect modest fees for primitive tent sites covering basic access. Reservations stay optional for this low-key spot, but contact ahead during peak summer to confirm space.

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