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Backcountry enthusiasts favor Lick Creek Area for its striking Alps-of-Idaho scenery in Payette National Forest. Sites cluster in the McCall and Krassel Ranger Districts east of McCall. Campfires burn at campsites; call for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, Lick Creek Area, McCall & Krassel Ranger Districts lacks full hookups. Water hookups, electric at 30-amp or 50-amp, and sewer stay unavailable. This primitive national forest spot suits dry camping. Contact rangers to confirm any changes before arrival.
Yes, Lick Creek Area appears pet-friendly with no restrictions noted. Follow standard Payette National Forest rules: keep dogs on leashes, clean up waste, and control pets around wildlife. No dog park exists, but open spaces abound.
Call for rates, as the ranger district sets fees that vary by season and site. Expect modest national forest camping costs without hookups included. Reservations help during peak summer; arrive early for first-come sites.
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