Upper Coffeepot Campground

This is a beautiful, well maintained campground on the Henry’s Fork so the fishing is great. But it is hugely popular and ALL sites are reservable. Lots of wildlife and a nice hiking trail. Vault toilets and some sites have electric hookup. I dinged it a bit for noise because there was a lot of noise from gun shots in the distance.

Nice place, most sites are close to the banks of Henry’s Fork river so fly fishing is popular as is wading and floating. Most sites are shaded. Rough road for a couple of miles but very doable. We stayed in mid-August and were in the last site available.

This is a smaller campground a couple of miles off the main highway near Island Park on the south bank of Henry's Fork River. The road in is a washboarded gravel road. Some sites such as ours, has electrical service and water is provided by spigots. There is also a vault toilet and trash dumpsters. No recycling.

This is a pretty little campground where white pelicans can be seen fishing in the river. A trail leads from the campground to Harriman State Park. a good ways away.

The nearest dump station at this writing is the one at Last Chance, south of Island Park. Going north, and you will have to go to MT as Henry's Fork State Park's dump station is OOC until after 2022.

The river was inviting to both campers and a variety of wildlife. Fishing was good. The USFS should let boaters know at the put-in that picking up boats at the campground is prohibited. The campground was kept clean and quiet by the hard working conscience camp hosts. It seemed they worked all day. I even remarked that i thought they were working too much. I will return next summer.

We stayed by the river and it was amazing! Wish we were staying longer! The trail hair can take you for miles by the river and it’s very nice. Our site was private and with a gorgeous setting. Can’t wait to go back!