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City Of Harrison Campground
The Harrison Campground is located in the city of Harrison, Idaho, in the heart of the beautiful Payette National Forest. This campground is situated on the banks of the Payette River, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The campground offers a variety of amenities, including RV and tent sites, picnic tables, fire rings, and a boat launch. There are also several hiking trails nearby, as well as fishing and swimming opportunities in the river. The campground is open year-round, and reservations are recommended.
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User Reviews
bob gould
Thanks to an earlier than usual check-in. My wife and I were able to get in an excellent round-trip ride to Plummer before the rain came. The suggestion to have lunch at the Gateway diner was excellent. Mike greeted us when we arrived and made our one night visit here very easy.
Jesse Franzen
It's a great location for access to the bike trail, boating, and having a party by the lake, but you know, keep it down. Also, it's an easy one block walk to restaurants or the grocery store. The marina, bar and restaurant are literally right next door. I'm not into boats, bit this place comes with boat slips. Wild! Didn't go 5 stars because we did go on the off season, which was still great, except I was expecting the showers to still be accessible and they weren't - easily could have been on the website. Is suggest giving the city a call if you're going at a low time of year, just to see what is what. They were helpful when I called. 👍
Darla Sather
Let's start with Sam! She was the hostess with the mostess. She was a quirky, clever, fun, ex park ranger, who welcomed us. The location could not be better. The 72 mile bike trail which lies over the original intercontinental railroad track line (which ferried people in the Mullen, Burke, Wallace, Kellogg, ID, etc area to safety during the devastating fires of 1910) runs right by the RV Park. There is a swimming beach and a place to launch and park boats, pontoons, etc. The town is 1 block walk with an ice cream store. Yum. The secondhand store was funky but I found a little treasure. There is a bar and restaurant downtown and at the park. I don't give the RV store more than a star. Opening was whenever they felt like it, $5 for a bag of ice and an attitude from the owner, soured my shopping, which I then took to the downtown market one block away. The little park near the RV center was a nice cool place to nap. We will be back.
Mary K
Stopped here one night on a bike trip along the TCD. The City of Harrison is closed on Tuesdays so it was a bit stressful not to mention the camp host is off duty on Tuesday and Wednesday. We stayed one night. Tent site. No electric. No water. For $25 it was worth it. Beautiful lake.
Lani Etzkorn
Love it here. The bike trail is beautiful. Good food and stores close by. You back your trailer right up to the lake. Beautiful.