Camp in the Canyon
Eight shelters and about forty sites along Canyon Creek, with lawn kept green all summer and the pool a short walk away. Reunions, ward outings and scout troops have camped here for seventy years.
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Pick Your Spot
Group Shelters
Eight covered shelters with picnic tables and nearby sites for the whole family. From $125 a night.
RV Sites
Electric and water on sites 3 to 20, 36 and 39 to 48. Full hookups on sites 31 to 35. From $45 a night.
Tent Sites
Sites 21 to 30 on the grass by the creek, no hookups, $25 a night. Bring a warm bag, canyon nights are cool.
Shelters
Group Site A · sites 9 and 10
From $125 a night
Group Site B · sites 16 and 17
From $125 a night
Group Site C
From $125 a night
Group Site D · sites 37 and 38
From $125 a night
Group Site E · sites 54 and 55
From $125 a night
Group Site F · sites 52 and 53
From $125 a night
Group Site G · sites 49 and 50
From $125 a night
Shelter H · site 51
From $125 a night
Prices are per night. Off-season rates are half price. Deposits are non-refundable.
Good to Know
- Check-in from [time], check-out by [time].
- Quiet hours [hours].
- Restrooms and showers are in the pool building. Pool admission is separate from camping.
- ATVs are not driven inside the resort. Leave them on the trailer and ride from the trailhead half a mile up the road.
- Fishing on Canyon Creek is open with an Idaho licence.
- No cell service. The office phone is (208) 458-4454.
Phil on the Campground
Green Canyon has always been more than just a swimming pool. Often people come here for a family outing, and camping has always been a part of it. Back when the pool was up on the hill, there wasn’t any formal camp ground, but families would often camp where our pool and campground are today. It was just a flat spot near the creek and just off the hill from the swimming pool. They also camped south of us on another flat spot near the creek, just before the road turned north to go up the dug way. No fees were charged and no services were provided. The fishing on Canyon Creek was always good back then, and people loved to camp, fish, swim, and play family baseball. It was simple and fun! Campers back then didn’t bring R.V.’s. They didn’t need a water and electric hook up. Most took their trash with them.
Phil Neibaur, 2003
Yes, we charge a fee now, but people seem to enjoy the added services. As you can guess, you can’t have one without the other.
Phil Neibaur, 2003
Riding From Camp
The campground sits at the north edge of the Big Hole trail network. Ride or hike all day, soak at night, sleep by the creek.