Corvallis, Idaho · Ravalli County · Campground
4 campsites with extensive hiking, biking, motorcycle and horseback riding opportunities.Trails from the campground and from near the campground access the Skalkaho Wildlife Preserve, Gold Creek, and the Easthouse National Recreation Trail.Fishing in area creeks or the North Fork Bitterroot; hunting for deer and elk in…
4 campsites with extensive hiking, biking, motorcycle and horseback riding opportunities.Trails from the campground and from near the campground access the Skalkaho Wildlife Preserve, Gold Creek, and the Easthouse National Recreation Trail.Fishing in area creeks or the North Fork Bitterroot; hunting for deer and elk in season. Campground can accommodate RV's or trailers to 25 feet.
From Stevensville head south on East Side Highway 0.5 miles. Turn east (left) on Burnt Fork Rd (County Road 372) which becomes FS 312. Follow for approximately 14 miles to the campground.
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