Davis Canyon Overflow
Its sites are first-come, first-served (no reservations), and camping costs Single Site: $12 per night. Davis Canyon Overflow is a National Forest campground near St. Charles, Idaho.
First-come, first-served
- National Forest
- Managed by
Davis Canyon Overflow sits inside Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Its dispersed-camping rule, ranger offices, and boundary are on publiclandsdb.com.
Getting a site
- Managed by
- National Forest
- Reservations
- None, first-come
- Fee
- Single Site: $12 per night
Source: apps.fs.usda.gov, accessed 2026-09-30
What's there
- ✓ Toilets
- ✕ Potable water
On site: Toilets. No potable water.
Access and cell service
- Elevation
- 6,444 ft
42.1039, -111.4928 in Bear Lake. Open in OpenStreetMap. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Common questions
Do you need a reservation at Davis Canyon Overflow?
No. Davis Canyon Overflow is first-come, first-served: there is no reservation system, so arrive early to claim an open site.
How much does it cost to camp at Davis Canyon Overflow?
Camping at Davis Canyon Overflow costs Single Site: $12 per night.
Is there drinking water at Davis Canyon Overflow?
No. Davis Canyon Overflow has no potable water, so bring all the water you need.
Who manages Davis Canyon Overflow?
Davis Canyon Overflow is managed by the U.S. Forest Service.
Around Davis Canyon Overflow
Swimming nearby
The nearest swimming hole to Davis Canyon Overflow, in a straight line: Bear Lake (swimming hole, 11 miles). Each has its own page on swimholesmap.com.
- Sites
- 1
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Not on record
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- 19
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Not on record
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- 17
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Not on record
- Sites
- Not on record
- Season
- Not on record
- Fee
- Free
More campgrounds: camping near St. Charles and campgrounds in Bear Lake.
Sources
- apps.fs.usda.gov (all fields), accessed 2026-09-30
- epqs.nationalmap.gov (elevationFt), accessed 2026-10-01