Ola, Idaho pulls RV campers to its Boise National Forest doorstep and the trout-rich Deadwood River. Eight parks in our directory position you perfectly for these wild pursuits. Park here to launch ATV rides on dusty trails, cast lines at dawn, and claim uncrowded campsites under star-packed skies.
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About Ola, Idaho
Ola hunkers in Boise County's rugged folds along State Highway 55. The Deadwood River rushes through steep canyons just north, drawing fly-fishers to its pools. Boise National Forest trails spiderweb from town, perfect for elk hunts in September or huckleberry picks in July. ATV riders shred Payette River drainage paths minutes away.
Antelope Campground and Annex Group fits big family reunions or club outings. Sage Hen Creek Campground lures quiet types who crave creek-side solitude. Eastside Campground serves groups with pet-friendly sites and drinking water at $130 per night. Cartwright Ridge Campground attracts off-road enthusiasts; Hollywood Point Campground draws water lovers with its drinking water hookups.
- Eastside Campground charges $130 nightly for group sites with pets allowed and drinking water.
- Hollywood Point Campground provides drinking water amid Boise National Forest views.
- 8 RV parks total in the Ola directory, 5 nestled directly in national forest land.
- Deadwood River offers trout fishing steps from Antelope and Sage Hen Creek campgrounds.
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