scott.kelley

we saw this right off the highway and stopped to look. we lucked out and the pull through #2 site was open. you do need to come in ‘backwards’ if you want your door facing the grass which puts the utilities on the wrong side. didnt use the dump pr restrooms/showers. unfortunately Old Fort Boise wasnt open. but there is a diner close by open for lunch and dinner. our dog LOVED all the green grass!

this is a fairly tight boat launch area that you *could* camp in, but why? there are several other better choices along the lake.

several spots and small dock on the lake. clean pit toilets, picnic tables and fire rings. no LTE.

access road is used by heavy truck and is rutted and muddy if there has been any rain. recommend 4wd and/or high clearance.

train and trucks may be heard

Actually two sites. Turn left on the dirt road following the boat ramp signs or stay on the paved road for the dock site. Both have a vault toilet. We had no Verizon service

more scenic than Badger Springs just down the road. No toilets, no water.

This RV resort does dry campers for $20. This gets you access to flushing toilets, showers, natural hot spring soak, WiFi, and the club house.

The whole facility is immaculate while he other Tecopa choices are pretty scrungy.

now it is $8

There are 6 first-come sites here with water ($15) & power($25). The sites have a ramada, picnic table, and fire ring. It also seems like each site is made to support two rigs.

There is also a big trash dumpster, pull through fresh water fill, flush toilets, and token operated showers. Tokens and camping are paid in the office which has limited hours Fri/Sat/Sun but the sites and showers are open all week.

There is tons on OHV activity in the area!

If you need a dump station, it is few miles further south on the west side of the road.

nice free spot in the area. super close to the water. road can get muddy after rain and logging truck traffic.

This is a scenic spot in the Mojave with room for one or two rig in the loop around the tower. The wind was up a bit and causing some lilting flute-like music which I found really cool. (is that why it is named Dharma Tower?). Good LTE service and dirt road in was short with only a couple ruts.