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Caribou-Targhee/McCrea Bridge
aho Caribou Targhee McCrea Bridge Island Park is located in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest in eastern Idaho. The park is situated on an island in the Snake River and is surrounded by the Caribou-Targhee National Forest. The park offers a variety of recreational activities, including camping, fishing, hiking, and boating. The park is also home to a variety of wildlife, including elk, deer, moose, and bighorn sheep. The park is a great place to explore the natural beauty of Idaho and to enjoy the outdoors.
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User Reviews
Moody 824
I've been camping in island park for more than 20 years, and this is hands down the worst experience I've had. The campground itself is nice as are the camp hosts, it was everything else that ruined it. It's 2 miles off the highway, but the road it's on is just as busy, with traffic all night. The bathrooms smelled so bad I could smell them in my camp. There was no noise regulation at all, so without earplugs there was no sleeping. Every night there was people showing up after midnight to set up camp. There was only about 5 hours at night where there was silence.
Samuel Mandello
Great RV / Tent campsites, the camp ground hosts are very friendly and willing to answer any questions that I had asked from them. Well water dispenser bibs are located throughout the campsites , but are not available for full water hookups. No electrical hookups. Very clean rest rooms available ( toilets 🚻 ) only. Very large Campsites. Regards
Jake Schreiner
The host was great. She made sure we were taken care of when we arrived. Campground has some road noise which is to be expected, but overall it was peaceful during the night. I must say, those were the cleanest vault toilets I’ve ever seen. Great little campground.
Maggie Roberts
Nice campgrounds, mostly secluded so we had some privacy. Our camp host was very nice and kept the grounds and the bathroom clean. We had river access to launch our kayaks and the other side of the bridge is a motorized free zone which made for a great float. I would definitely stay here again
Monica Keehn
The campsite is situated in a heavily trafficked area with trucks and ATVs barreling by at all hours. They all bang on the bridge every 30 seconds. I had a reservation for 2 nights and only stayed one. Just slept in my car on a random forest road the 2nd night, it was that bad that I would rather sleep in my car. Generator right next to me when I'm trying to sleep past quiet time so I had to move all my stuff to a first come site and wrote a note to the host. Hopefully I don't get charged for moving spots.