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Locust Park suits spontaneous tent and small RV campers who want primitive sites by the water. It sits below the C.J. Strike Dam across from Scout Park near Bruneau, Idaho, steps from Snake River access. Pay fees with cash or check at the station for first-come, first-served spots; day use runs free.
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Write a ReviewNo, Locust Park lacks full hookups. Sites offer no electric service, so skip 30-amp or 50-amp needs. Water sits at the nearby RV dump station. Use the seasonal dump for sewer waste. Vault toilets handle restrooms; plan for dry camping.
Yes, Locust Park allows pets. Keep dogs leashed at all times per standard campground rules. No size or breed bans listed, and no dog park exists. Open terrain gives space to roam nearby after walks.
Call for rates since prices change by season. Fees cover overnight camping for one unit up to eight people; pay cash or check at the fee station, no cards. First-come, first-served with no reservations. Day use stays free.
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