13 Campsites near Preis Hot Spring
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Worswick Hot Springs
Fairfield, Idaho
1.9 miles SEFree hillside hot spring pools on Worswick Creek in the Sawtooth National Forest, about 20 miles north of Fairfield. The lower pools run about 90 to 105 degrees, and the source water is hot enough to scald.
Camp, Hot Springs 3.4 mi
Skillern Hot Springs
Fairfield, Idaho
5.0 miles NA stunning six-mile trail along crystal-clear Big Smoky Creek to a hot spring — spectacular in fall, with two trail options and a sign marking the final three miles.
Camp, Hike, Hot Springs
Mormon Reservoir
Fairfield
20.5 miles SIrrigation reservoir on McKinney Creek about five miles south of Fairfield, with a free Idaho Fish and Game boat ramp, docks, toilets and primitive camping. It is stocked with rainbow trout, but the water drops hard by late summer and in dry years.
Camp, Canoe, Kayak
Galena Lodge
Ketchum, Idaho
22.3 miles NEA community-owned historic lodge 23 miles north of Sun Valley, open summer and winter as a hub for hikers, bikers, Nordic skiers, and snowshoers with rentals and great food.
Camp, Cross-country Ski, Snowshoe
Magic Reservoir
Bellevue
26.1 miles SEMagic Reservoir is a big irrigation lake on the Big Wood River surrounded by BLM sagebrush land, with free ramps and primitive camps. It is known for trout, perch and ice fishing, but water levels swing hard with irrigation demand.
Camp, Canoe, Kayak
Anderson Ranch Reservoir
Pine
30.0 miles WA 14-mile Reclamation reservoir on the South Fork Boise River northeast of Mountain Home, best known for kokanee fishing. This pin marks the free Fall Creek Boat Ramp on the west shore, with free Forest Service campgrounds a short drive away.
Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Little Camas Reservoir
Mountain Home
32.2 miles SWIrrigation reservoir on the western Camas Prairie northeast of Mountain Home, with a free Forest Service boat ramp, primitive shoreline camping and trout fishing. Water levels swing hard, and there is no trout stocking in 2026.
Camp, Canoe, Kayak
Little City of Rocks
Gooding, Idaho
32.4 miles SA volcanic hoodoo landscape of natural arches, towers, and mushroom-cap formations near Gooding, Idaho — best visited in spring when desert wildflowers bloom and the main loop trail is scenic.
Camp, Hike
McKinney Butte Lava Tubes
Gooding, Idaho
38.6 miles STwo forking lava tubes near Bliss — one open to anyone, the other gated (BLM permit required) — that survived the Bonneville Flood and a 1993 landslide.
Camp, Cave
Loftus Hot Spring
Mountain Home, Idaho
40.0 miles WLoftus Hot Spring is a free Boise National Forest soak on the Middle Fork Boise River, with a hot waterfall between ~110F and ~104F pools.
Camp, Hot Springs
Badger Creek Campground
Boise City-Nampa, ID, Idaho
44.4 miles WA small 5-site riverside campground at 3,200-foot elevation on the Middle Fork of the Boise River, with fishing for rainbow, cutthroat, and whitefish and access to the William Pogue National Recreational Trail nearby.
Camp
Bonneville Hot Springs
Lowman, Idaho
46.7 miles NWA series of soaking pools fed by a warm waterfall, plus a natural hot spring and a private iron-tub soak shack — all a quarter mile from Bonneville Campground beside Warm Springs Creek near Lowman.
Camp, Hike, Hot Springs
Kirkham Hot Springs Campground
Lowman, Idaho
49.2 miles NWMultiple hot waterfalls flowing into shallow rock pools right along a highway 21 pullout near the Boise National Forest — popular in both summer and winter seasons.
Camp, Hot Springs
