McCammon, Idaho, draws RV travelers for its Portneuf River trout fishing and quick access to Caribou-Targhee National Forest trails. Five parks in our directory range from full-hookup sites to dispersed camping spots. Park here to fish at dawn, off-road by noon, and stargaze in quiet valleys at night.
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About Mccammon, Idaho
McCammon clings to the Portneuf River along US-91 in Bannock County. Anglers hook rainbow trout from gravel banks near Bannock Highway. The McCammon Depot, a preserved railroad station from 1906, hosts summer exhibits on pioneer life. Local riders tackle dusty trails in the Portneuf Wildlife Management Area, just minutes north. The annual McCammon Thresheree revives steam engines and horse-drawn plows each September.
McCammon RV Park delivers WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station from $28/night, perfect for families plotting day trips. Goodenough Creek Campground suits tent-RV hybrids craving creek sounds. Crystal Springs Campground pampers with spacious pads at $54/night for couples seeking comfort. Indian Rocks Dispersed Camping welcomes pets and pull-through rigs amid sagebrush. Pebble Road Dispersed Camping offers solitude for solo boondockers chasing raw horizons.
- McCammon RV Park provides 50-amp hookups and showers starting at $28/night
- Portneuf River borders two campgrounds for direct trout fishing access
- Indian Rocks features pet-friendly pull-through sites in dispersed areas
- Five total parks listed, including two with dump stations
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