Dispersed Camping in Bingham County, Idaho
Showing 13 locations in Bingham County.
Blackfoot RV Park
A municipal-run RV park located in a paved parking lot at the Memorial Field baseball complex. It features eighteen flat sites offering 50-amp electricity and water, making it a convenient overnight option close to town.
Buffalo Meadows RV Park & Casino
A modest developed RV park offering full-hookup sites, clean restroom facilities, and close proximity to the 24-hour Shoshone-Bannock Casino. Informal dry parking is sometimes permitted on the property for patrons who inquire inside.
Cutthroat Trout Campground
A small, peaceful campground nestled directly along the river, providing basic dispersed-style camping with vault toilets and individual picnic tables.
Eastern Idaho State Fair RV Park
A large, grassy RV park situated at the Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds in Blackfoot. It offers expansive fields with options for partial hookups (water and power) and dry camping. The facility includes on-site hot showers, restrooms, and a dump station, though seasonal closures and event blackout dates apply.
Firth River Bottoms
A developed riverside campground offering several spaces alongside the water. The access road features river rock gravel that provides solid traction, though it can be bumpy. The site features basic amenities and a walking path located across the access road.
Gas Station Gravel Lot
A basic, level gravel lot situated behind a small gas station that is frequently used by semi-truck drivers for quick overnight stops. Ideal for self-contained rigs needing an easy off-highway pull-off.
Graves Creek Campground
A developed Bureau of Land Management campground featuring five first-come, first-served campsites right on the banks of the Blackfoot River. The area provides great opportunities for fishing and non-motorized boating with vault toilets and picnic tables available.
Morgans Bridge Campground
A beautiful, free BLM-managed developed campground situated along the scenic Blackfoot River. The site features 10 vehicle-accessible campsites and 2 walk-in tent sites, equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and a vault toilet. The location serves as an excellent launch point for non-motorized boating, rafting, and fishing, offering quiet and clean surroundings with grass-mowed clearings.
North Bingham County Park
A well-maintained county park featuring 12 designated RV sites with electric and water hookups, alongside a dump station and tent sites. The park includes clean, coded restrooms and hot showers.
Rose Pond Park
A county-owned park alongside the Snake River featuring ponds and open areas. This location offers plenty of flat spaces suitable for self-contained rigs of all sizes, though some parts have loose gravel and dirt tracks.
Snake River Road Dispersed Area
A scenic corridor along the Snake River featuring a mix of wide gravel turnouts and rugged riverside spurs. The initial gravel clearing is accessible to most rigs, while the rougher spurs leading downstream to the rocky beaches require high-clearance or 4x4 vehicles.
Trail Creek Bridge Campground
A scenic, semi-developed BLM campground situated directly along the Blackfoot River, offering excellent opportunities for fishing, wading, and non-motorized boating. The facility consists of six dispersed-style campsites, with four located downriver near the vault toilet and two located upriver which are better suited for larger groups.
Urban Stealth Parking (Blackfoot)
Street parking corridor in urban Blackfoot near local municipal parks. City enforcement actively monitors for illegal camping and enforces overnight restrictions.