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Stanton Crossing suits boondockers and anglers chasing free riverside camping. The site sits in Bellevue, Idaho, right near prime fishing waters. Camp free for up to 10 days with pull-through spots for RVs to 50 feet.
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Write a ReviewNo, Stanton Crossing has no full hookups. Water, electric, and sewer hookups are absent, including 30-amp or 50-amp service. This free primitive site offers dry camping. Pack your water, generator if needed, and use restrooms on site. Haul waste to a dump station elsewhere. (62 words)
Yes, Stanton Crossing allows pets. No size or breed restrictions appear in listings. Keep dogs leashed at all times to safeguard wildlife and other campers. No dedicated dog park exists, but open spaces suit walks. Respect quiet hours for all. (54 words)
Stanton Crossing stays cost free. Managed by Fish and Wildlife Service, it includes no fees for primitive gravel sites. Limit visits to 10 days. No reservations required; first-come, first-served spots fill fast in peak season. Bring all supplies. (52 words)
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