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Primitive campers and tent users favor Locust Park for its quiet turf and trees below the C.J. Strike Dam. The park lies in Bruneau, Idaho, across the water from Scout Park and over the bridge from North Park. First-come, first-served sites fill three acres, with no electric hookups and fees paid by cash or check at the station.
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Write a ReviewNo, Locust Park offers no full hookups. Electric service, including 30-amp or 50-amp, stays unavailable. Water comes from a spigot at the nearby RV dump station. Sewer hookups do not exist. Self-contained RVs or tents work best here. Vault toilets handle sanitation needs. The setup suits primitive camping by the reservoir.
Yes, Locust Park welcomes pets, though details remain unspecified. No size or breed restrictions appear in park info. Leash pets at all times per standard recreation area rules. No dog park or pet amenities exist. Keep waste picked up to respect shared spaces. Check Idaho Power policies for full guidelines.
Call for rates, as specific prices list nowhere online. Fees cover overnight camping; pay cash or check at the fee station upon arrival since credit cards do not work. Day use runs free. No reservations needed or available. First-come, first-served rules apply with a 14-day stay limit.
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