Discover the beauty of the Northwest! Known as the Gem State, Idaho boasts of unique, vast open space, and a variety of natural beauty to experience. Whether you were born and raised here, or have never stepped foot in Idaho, there is something for everyone.

As part of the Great Basin Desert, Idaho's largest terrain is occupied by the Rocky Mountains, which provide much of the mineral output giving Idaho its nickname. In the southern part of the state, lava flows helped form a region that is largely treeless, known as the Snake River Plain. This area follows the Snake River and covers strips of land that range in size from 20 to 40 miles wide. The third major area is the Basin and Range Region which has grassy plains and basins, and the Rocky Mountains to the east.

Below are some useful links for campground information:

Reservation America campground search and reservation booking.

Idaho State Parks official site where you can plan how to discover the "great variety and beauty of the state."