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Six Rivers/Boise Creek
ples creek Six Rivers Boise Creek: Boise Creek is a tributary of the Boise River located in southwestern Idaho. It originates in the Boise Mountains and flows through the city of Boise before joining the Boise River. The creek is a popular recreational destination for fishing, kayaking, and tubing. Willow Creek: Willow Creek is a tributary of the Boise River located in southwestern Idaho. It originates in the Boise Mountains and flows through the city of Boise before joining the Boise River. The creek is a popular destination for fishing, kayaking, and tubing. Caples Creek: Caples Creek is a tributary of the Boise River located in southwestern Idaho. It originates in the Boise Mountains and flows through the city of Boise before joining the Boise River. The creek is a popular destination for fishing, kayaking, and tubing. It is also home to a variety of wildlife, including beavers, otters, and birds.
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User Reviews
Christine Dowell
Hot as Hades, but there were only a few people there, so I tolerated it. Nice little campground, right off the road. Felt safe for the most part except for some shady people that drove through, driving right past me and purposely did not make eye contact, parked behind the bathrooms. I got scared and started packing up, then sat in my car for awhile. I was alone in the park at that point, then a worker showed up and the creeps quickly departed. For the most part, I loved it. Noice from the road, didn’t bother me. Did not walk down to the river.
Toni Perreault
Homeless encampment at best. Campground host is the only one who gets access to water with hose attachment. Woken up at 11:30pm with creeps shining light at camper...pretty sure the generator would have been gone if wasn't locked. Spaces are small and no dump station
Latisse Devlin
WORST CAMP HOST EVER. I love this campground. It is well maintained, has wonderful pools of water to swim right off the trail, and is close to Willow Creek. A group of 11 of us rented 3 campsites for the weekend for our annual float (year 8 now?) and this is where we always go. It was 102-108 degrees everyday and didn’t cool off until 10pm at least. First night the camp host told us at 930pm that we were already too loud and that quiet hours were 10pm-6am. At 10:03pm she came over and told us that we better have a Plan B for where we’re staying because we she was going to call the cops on us. Literally, no music playing, just 5 adult sitting around catching up on life. No one under the age of 38. She proceeded to tell one friend of ours (who is partially deaf) that they need to go to bed because their voice was the loudest. Same thing happened the second night at 10:01pm. NEVER IN MY LIFE HAVE I BEEN SCOLDED FOR TALKING AFTER DARK WHILE CAMPING. SHE NEEDS TO BE FIRED.
Winona Durden
I love this campground. Lots of firepits and room for small to medium RVs. They have great drinking water and a clean bathroom. Lots of tent sites. It's above the creek, so the humidity is lower. The price per nite is $10 or $5 if you have a senior pass. Length of stay is up to 2 weeks. Lots of shade, dog friendly. It is close to the road, but the trees block it. The camp host is Katrina and she is terrific. Best camp host in Willow Creek area. Very helpful and kind. She works hard and always smiles and checks to see if you need anything. Wood is available.
Trent Kimberlin
Not a bad little campground for an overnight pit stop while traveling. To close to 299 for my taste but situated well for grabbing a night's sleep while traveling over the ranges