Trap Creek Campground

About Trap Creek Campground

Three smaller nonelectric sites form one reservable group area for up to 40 people; when not reserved, the sites are first-come. Tents, trailers and RVs are allowed, with vault toilets and potable water.

Trap Creek Campground is a campground in Challis, Idaho. Challis is the closest town, making it the natural stop for groceries and propane before check-in. It is operated by United States Forest Service.

On-site facilities listed for this park: water hookups, drinking water, restrooms, pets allowed, tents allowed, rvs allowed, and picnic tables. The park lists 3 sites. Current rates, site availability, and rules are published on the park's website at www.fs.usda.gov/r04/sawtooth/recreation/trap-creek-campground-hwy-21.

Trap Creek Campground is part of the camping landscape of the West, where boondocking on public land and full-service resorts sit within a few miles of each other. Most RV parks welcome dogs, but the details matter: breed restrictions, leash rules, pet limits, and whether there is a fenced dog run. Whether you are passing through Challis for a night or settling in for a longer stay, the listing below shows what we know about the park.