Camping near Avery, Idaho
Camping near Avery, Idaho includes 8 public campgrounds on record, 8 first-come. All are run by the U.S. Forest Service.
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Camping near Avery at a glance
- Public campgrounds
- 8 (8 National Forest)
- Getting a site
- 8 first-come
- Cost
- Lowest posted fee at Packsaddle: "Single Site: $10 per night (2 vehicles included per site)"
- Elevation
- 2,701 ft (Telichpah) to 5,629 ft (Mammoth Springs), 8 of 8 on record
- Drinking water
- 7 of 8
Conrad Crossing
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Peak Season (Water ON): Single Site: $15 per night (2 vehicles included per site)
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- Fee
- Peak Season (Water ON): Single Site: $15 per night (2 vehicles included per site)
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- Not on record
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- Not on record
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- Peak Season (Water ON): Single Site: $15 per night (2 vehicles included per site)
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- Not on record
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- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $10 per night (2 vehicles included per site)
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- Not on record
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- Not on record
- Fee
- Peak Season (Water ON): Single Site: $15 per night (2 vehicles included per site)
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- Not on record
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- Not on record
- Fee
- Single Site: $10 per night (2 vehicles included per site)
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- Not on record
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- Not on record
- Fee
- Peak Season (Water ON): Single Site: $15 per night (2 vehicles included per site)
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- Fee
- Overnight Use Single Site: $15 per night
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Common questions
Where can I camp around Avery, ID?
8 public campgrounds are on record near Avery: Conrad Crossing, Fly Flat, Mammoth Springs, Packsaddle, and 4 more. 8 are first-come, first-served with no reservations.
Is there free camping near Avery, ID?
Not at a developed campground: each of the 8 public campgrounds on record near Avery charges a fee, listed in the table.
Where can I camp near Avery with drinking water?
Conrad Crossing, Fly Flat, Mammoth Springs, Packsaddle, and 3 more have potable water on record.
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