Lowman, Idaho · Boise County · Facility
The Deadwood River Access Site is across the road from Deadwood Campground, so amenities such as restrooms, parking and picnic tables are available. The access site is a long concrete slab ideal for rafts and non-motorized boats, but may be a bit shallow for motorized boats, depending on the time of the year.
The Deadwood River Access Site is across the road from Deadwood Campground, so amenities such as restrooms, parking and picnic tables are available. The access site is a long concrete slab ideal for rafts and non-motorized boats, but may be a bit shallow for motorized boats, depending on the time of the year.
Heading to Deadwood River Access Site? A few things to know before you go:
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