46 Campsites near Sheep Falls on Fall River
first prev 1 2 3 next lastShowing Campsites within 50 miles Distance miles of Wyoming Creek Rd, Ashton, ID 83420, USA City, Zip, or Address
Horseshoe Lake
Ashton, Idaho
5.6 miles NA lily-pad-dotted lake hidden in the Targhee National Forest with a gradual beach entry perfect for wading, a floating dock for jumping, and no motorized boats.
Camp, Canoe, Dive, Swim
Cave Falls of Yellowstone
Ashton, Idaho
6.3 miles NEA campground right on the Fall River along Yellowstone's south boundary puts you steps from legendary fishing, with fire rings and bear-proof boxes at each site.
Camp, Hike
Porcupine Creek
Ashton, Idaho
6.4 miles WA backcountry hunting, fishing, camping, and swimming spot in Targhee National Forest, surrounded by forests, meadows, a creek, and unmarked trails — bear country, so pack and store food carefully.
Camp, Swim
Loon Lake
Ashton, Idaho
7.4 miles ECamp, Kayak, and Swim near Ashton, Idaho
Camp, Kayak, Swim 17.5 mi
Tear Drop Lake
Ashton, Idaho
10.1 miles NA small, lively lake in the Targhee forest for kayaking, swimming, and an easy loop trail — family fun with primitive lakeside camping.
Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Mountain Bike, Swim 0.3-0.6 mi
Bear Gulch
Ashton, Idaho
10.8 miles NWAn abandoned ski hill from 1969 with overgrown runs that still deliver great sledding — the lower run is fast and winding all the way down to the old ski lift.
Camp, Cross-country Ski, Hike, Sled
Warm River Campground
Ashton, Idaho
11.2 miles WSlow-moving warm water and willow-lined banks make this campground a perfect spot for tubing, trout fishing, and peaceful mountain biking at 5,200 ft elevation.
Camp
Reunion Flat Campground
Alta, Wyoming
23.4 miles SCamp near Alta, Wyoming
Camp 3.8-6.4 mi
Table Rock / Table Mountain
Driggs, Idaho
24.0 miles SA big climb to 11,300 feet for arguably the finest view of the Grand Tetons — pick the steep Face or the gradual Huckleberry trail.
Camp, Hike
Teton Canyon Campground
Alta, Wyoming
24.0 miles STeton Canyon Campground is the gateway to Alaska Basin, Table Rock, and the Teton Crest Trail — each site stocked with a picnic table, fire ring, and bear box.
Camp 0.1 mi
Lewis Lake Campground
Grant Village, Yellowstone National Park
26.8 miles NEYellowstone's third-largest lake draws canoeists, kayakers, and serious anglers, with a quiet campground open mid-June through early November on a first-come basis.
Camp, Canoe, Kayak 0.9 mi
Buffalo River Campground
Island Park, Idaho
27.5 miles NWAn easy, clear, and often warm float on the Buffalo River near Island Park, with slow enough current to paddle back upstream in a canoe or kayak after your run.
Camp, Canoe, Kayak, Swim
Darby Canyon Camping
Alta, Wyoming
28.3 miles SDispersed campsites with fire lays in scenic Darby Canyon — no official campground, just established spots in Wyoming wilderness. Leave No Trace and use existing rings only.
Camp 14.8 mi
Biscuit Basin to Fairy Falls and Firehole Meadows
Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park
29.1 miles NA nearly 15-mile backcountry hike starting at Biscuit Basin passes turquoise pools, a 70-foot waterfall, Firehole Meadows, Imperial Geyser, and three stunning blue lakes with rust-red shores.
Backpack, Camp, Hike
Jenny Lake Campground
Jackson Hole, WY
29.3 miles SETucked right at the base of the Tetons, this tent-only campground fills before 8 AM in summer for good reason — alpine beauty, quiet sites, and unbeatable Teton proximity.
Camp 6.9 mi
Heart Lake Trail
Grant Village, Yellowstone National Park
29.4 miles NEAn 8-mile moderate hike to a remote backcountry lake with blue thermal pools, fumaroles, Rustic Geyser, and remarkable fishing for native cutthroat, mountain whitefish, and Arctic grayling.
Backpack, Camp, Hike, Hot Springs
Big Springs
Island Park, Idaho
30.0 miles NA Big Springs campground shaded by Lodgepole Pines on Henry's Fork — with a 1-mile interpretive trail, fish feeding under the bridge, the historic Johnny Sack Cabin, and access to the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway.
Camp, Hike
Upper Coffee Pot Campground
Island Park, Idaho
31.5 miles NWHenry's Fork of the Snake River winds through a lodgepole pine forest past this campground, offering fly-fishing for rainbow and brook trout and easy tubing and canoeing.
Camp, Canoe
Moody Meadows
Driggs, Idaho
33.3 miles SWGood place for kids, they can ride bikes in the meadow, play in the stream, and camping is off of the road. Hiking, motorbiking, and horseback riding trails are abundant in the area.
Camp
Grant Village
Grant Village, Yellowstone National Park
33.9 miles NENamed for President Grant near Yellowstone Lake's West Thumb, this village has lakeside dining, a geyser basin next door, campfire ranger programs, and tree-lined campsites steps from the water.
Camp, Canoe, Kayak
