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Camping is a quintessential summer pastime, and there’s a better spot to camp than under America’s very first Dark Sky Reserve, nestled between the mountains, forests, and the rivers of Sun Valley. We’ve got everything you’ll require, whether you want to camp in the tent or connect your RV to power for Netflix. This is the ultimate guide to camping in Sun Valley. If you’re looking to get away into the wild without having to be isolated from toilets or water The well-established campgrounds are the best choice. Boundary Campground is a great alternative for those searching for the feeling of the wild however you want to be near enough to city. The campground is situated on Trail Creek Road just past Sun Valley’s Trail Creek Cabin. It is located in the Sawtooth National Forest. It is possible to camp for up to seven nights at nine sites available, which are first come first serve. It is located right next to the bike trail making it easy to get into the town. The North Fork Campground is located within the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. It has stunning views of the Big Wood River, the Harriman Trail and other areas. Stop at the SNRA headquarters to locate flush toilets, the most delicious tasting water available in town, as well as a trail map of the region. The campsites in the North Fork Campground are limited to 10 days. There is water and vault toilet on-site. The miles of trails and the great fishing are what make Murdock and Caribou Campgrounds popular locations to stay during the summer. 146. Murdock can be used to trailers and RVs, while Caribou is best camping TreasureHunter site for tent campers. The campground is first-come last-served, and has only a 10-day maximum stay. days. You will find quiet days in the mountains if you are looking to spend some time alone. While dispersed camping is more primitive than traditional campgrounds However, you’ll still be responsible for water and waste disposal. When camping in dispersed areas, be sure to only be camping in established sites to minimize impact. Lake Creek Road is a dispersed camping site located just north of Ketchum. Lake Creek, which is situated on Sawtooth National Forest land and is covered by rolling hills and miles of trails to hike, is located to the north of Ketchum. The first part of the Lake Creek dispersed camping area is restricted to a 3 day stay, while the remainder has a 10-day stay limit. There’s plenty of open space to disperse camping along the North Fork of Big Wood River near Murdock and Caribou. It is a popular camping area that fills quickly during summer. The SNRA headquarters can provide water jugs for campers who remain for as long as 16 days. In the canyon that lies behind Sun Valley’s Warm Springs ski area is Warm Springs Canyon, a narrow gulch that has limited camping options dispersed throughout the area. Red Warrior Creek is where the limit for stay increases to 16 days. Do not miss Frenchman’s Hot Springs, a natural hot spring along the river, to enjoy an evening dip. For those who are looking to hook their camper up to services including power, water and sewer, a private campground is the way to go. Meadows RV Park is located along the Wood River Trail, near the St Luke’s Wood River Medical Center. It offers numerous amenities for big and small campers. Meadows RV Park is able to accommodate big rigs and has 60-foot paved campsites. It also provides 30 and 50 amps of power, water and sewer at its full hookups. Other amenities include restrooms as well as showers, on-site laundry, Wi-Fi, bike storage and the convenience of having an on-site manager. Riverside RV Park and Campground offers all-year-round camping with full hookups near Hailey or Bellevue. There are several camping sites for tents as well as water and power hookups for 20 or 30 amps. Pay cash or by check only. It is inevitable that you want hot showers and cheeseburger, no matter the location you choose to camp. No worries, we’ll take care of that. There are two dump locations for RVs. One is located in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area headquarters in Ketchum (at $5 per usage) and the other at Hailey Dump Station on Cedar Street. The latter is for free. To wash the dirt off your face from a weekend of epic mountain bike riding make sure to stop by the Wood River Community YMCA in Ketchum, where you can buy a day pass that grants you access to showers, pools, gym and fitness classes (adult $20, youth 0-18 yrs $8 ). The full fee and rates are available here. If you’re further north, visit Easley Hot Springs. For $9, you’ll be able to enjoy a warm soak and shower, with an additional $3 for a shower. Click here to learn more on the price. Camping gear like stove fuel tents, sporks, tents and repair kits for sleeping pads can be purchased in any of the local sporting goods stores. Groceries can be purchased at three Atkinsons Markets that are located in Bellevue Hailey and Ketchum, Albertsons and Natural Grocers (both located in Hailey), and Village Market, Ketchum. Do you get tired of cooking on the camp stove? If you’re looking for something quick to eat, check out Lefty’s restaurant for food from the pub, Wrap City for a nutritious and filling wrap or Wiseguy’s for pizza slices.