De Borgia, Idaho · Shoshone County · Facility
Conrad Crossing Campground features 8 camp units (2 on the river and 5 above the highway), potable water (June-October), vault toilets, and a day use area. Please observe the Pack it In Pack it Out refuse policy. Attractions include historic Montana Trail, St. Joe Wild and Scenic River, fishing, and floating until mid …
Conrad Crossing Campground features 8 camp units (2 on the river and 5 above the highway), potable water (June-October), vault toilets, and a day use area. Please observe the Pack it In Pack it Out refuse policy. Attractions include historic Montana Trail, St. Joe Wild and Scenic River, fishing, and floating until mid June.Raft access.
Access 1: From Avery, Idaho take the St. Joe River Road (Forest Highway 50) 28 miles east to the campground entrance.Access 2: From St. Regis, Montana take the Little Joe Road (#282) to the Idaho border where it becomes Gold Creek Road (#388). Turn right on the St. Joe River Road (Forest Highway 50) and proceed 1.4 miles to the campground entrance.
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