The Long Way
Boise County
An old wooden outhouse stands in a mountainous landscape with pine trees.
Plate I. Bathhouse, Bonneville Hot Springs. From fs.usda.gov
A picnic table sits in a snowy landscape with a small building in the background.
Plate II. Picnic table in snow, Bonneville Campground. From fs.usda.gov
A rocky riverbank with a mineral deposit formation and pine trees against a blue sky.
Plate III. Hot springs soaking area, Bonneville Hot Springs. From fs.usda.gov

Bonneville Hot Springs (Bonneville Campground)

Lowman, Boise County, Idaho. USFS fee campground; End of May - End of September.

Details

Map. Lowman, Boise County, Idaho. Larger map
Where
Lowman, Boise County, ID. No street address stated. Directions
Getting there
19 miles east of Lowman, Idaho just off Highway 21 at an elevation of 4,700 feet.
Fees
Overnight Use: Single Site: $15 per night Double Site: $30 per night Additional Vehicle Fee: $5 per vehicle Day Use: $5 per vehicle (for non-campers).
Access
Site Partially Closed - campground is open for use, with no fees. Water pump is locked closed; no toilet cleaning service or stocking of toilet paper. Gate to the campground will be closed once we have snow on the ground.
Walk-in or reserve
Make Reservations Here.
Managed by
Boise National Forest, Lowman Ranger District.
Coordinates
44.15007, -115.31117.

USFS fee campground 19 miles east of Lowman, Idaho just off Highway 21 at an elevation of 4,700 feet; visitors enjoy soaking at Bonneville Hot Springs and fishing in the creek and river.

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