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This once private campground was sold to the state a couple of months ago. Nice RV park with the hot pools included in the feed. Bathrooms need updating and more showers. There are only 2 showers. There are extra port a potties around the camp in case you are not camped near the bathrooms. Would stay here again. Site T10 was private.

What a beautiful campground! Large lawns of watered grass on several acres right on the Salmon River. There is a 50 meter pool at about 99 degrees and a smaller hot pool at about 106 degrees. We were there on a Saturday to Tuesday in mid July . Plenty of open space. Good WiFi. Tent space 21 is really nice fo a B van that does not need electricity. It芒鈧�鈩�s where the hot water stream meets the river.

Wonderful, clean, quiet, well run campground. Natural hot springs pools are great - naturally smooth stone bottoms are easy on the feet. Grounds are immaculately groomed and green. Level sites, graveled, with power and water. Dump station as you exit. The only downer is this little gem is closing supposedly in the Fall of 2022 and will be turned over to the state of Idaho to run as a state campground. Government never does anything well and over regulates with rules. Bet this will not be the same in a year. 冒鸥藴鈥�

This place is cool! We did not have reservations, but they were able to get us in the dry camping area, which we prefer anyway. There were 3 rigs TOTAL for, my guess, 10 acres. Very reasonable price, with full access to the pools. The bottoms of the pools are river pebbles. Never seen that before. Highly recommend this place. We will stay there again, as it was a gem.

This is an awesome little campground. The Salmon River runs along side of the campground, which is beautiful! Keep your eyes open for Mountain Sheep, they are close to the campground. We took a day trip to see Bayhorse, Bonanza and the Gold Dredge. It was so much fun learning about the history of the surrounding area. Wonderful place for family reunions or just a weekend get away.

We called on Thursday and they miraculously had space for Sunday and Monday. We were looking for a place where we could get a good shower after days of heat and lots of bug spray; we found a kind of paradise. Once we got here we were so happy that we asked for another night in the same space and they had another night available! How lucky is that? Access is from a well-marked turn off the highway, 4miles down to the end of a country road. The gates take you through to beautiful flower beds and rustic old farm plows on display in front of the bed and breakfast. The desk person was welcoming, kind, and informative; she explained the setup for showers, the warm swimming pool, and the hot pool. Since we are having the luckiest, most amazing road trip ever we lucked out on THE MOST BEAUTIFUL site we could wish for (site 23, their 芒鈧�艙most requested site芒鈧�聺). The level site is shaded by cottonwoods and sits above the gorgeous Salmon River. All of the rv sites on the left and the far end along the river would be great choices with several long enough for the biggest rigs. The middle of the loop is a well maintained grassy meadow with trees for shade near some of the spots. They have some long sites for big rigs that are set up as 2 sites. If you are there first or leave last it would work as a pull through site, otherwise you芒鈧�鈩�ll have to back up one way or the other. (See the map on their website) Leashed pets are allowed which was a good thing for us traveling with our cattle dog. Polite dog people and great maintenance meant we didn芒鈧�鈩�t encounter leftover poop on our walks. As far as we could tell no one left their dogs unattended either - no barking dogs, just friendly pooches. The tent sites are located in the mown, grassy areas back a little from the sites with hookups. Several people used tents or other setups in the rv sites so they had water and power. Lots of space. The views are spectacular. The little store has basic goodies and some T-shirts. You can get ice and wood there. Free wi-fi available. The hosts are friendly and do a fine job maintaining those surprise, fabulous flower beds (lambs ear, daisies, hollyhocks, lavender, mullein, sunflowers). The showers are basic and included in the park fee, as are the hot pool and swimming pool. The pool! It is clean and warm (around body temp). They drain it each night so the water is fresh and inviting. They have dressing rooms and a separate shower/bathroom space as well as a covered, gravel sitting area. When we were there it was quiet with no more than half a dozen people at a time - not a splashy, loud, crowded place because it芒鈧�鈩�s summer and the Salmon River is right there; plus, many people went out (respectfully, slowly, quietly) on dirt bikes or ATVs for most of the day. The RV campgrounds in the town of Challis were right along the highway and I would only stay there if I had no other choice (but this is central Idaho and i have a million choices . . .). This is not a corporate, squeeze-them-in-there place. It is family run, spacious and well cared for. Challis Hot Springs is just far enough out of town to feel a little wild but close enough to go get supplies and the best sweet potato fries and local burger ever (Y Inn - but that芒鈧�鈩�s a different review).

Nice rural campsites with space. Great hot pools. Town close with most services. Good area for wildlife, history, and scenery.
quiet, clean, comfortable, healpfull, relaxing.