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Big Eddy Campground Introduce
Nestled in the heart of Boise National Forest, Big Eddy Campground is a hidden gem along the scenic ID-55 in Cascade, Idaho. This campground offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and essential amenities, making it an ideal spot for families, adventurers, and nature lovers alike.
The campground is renowned for its beautiful beach area along the river, complete with picnic tables and grills just a few feet away. Imagine sitting on the soft sand, dipping your feet into the cool, swift-flowing river while watching kayakers glide by. The vibrant colors of the surrounding trees and bushes against the multi-hued sand create a breathtaking backdrop that will leave you in awe.
Big Eddy Campground provides a variety of services to ensure a comfortable stay, including clean restrooms and well-maintained grounds. Whether you're here to swim, fish, or simply relax, the campground offers something for everyone. The large eddy in the river is a popular spot for wading and even spotting local wildlife like crawdads.
Customer feedback highlights the serene environment and the welcoming atmosphere, with many visitors praising the beautiful drive along the river and the opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. One reviewer mentioned, "Sitting there with your feet in the sand watching the river flow swiftly by, you get lost. All the worries get swept up by the white waters and disappear." Another visitor appreciated the cleanliness of the restroom and the fun activities available, stating, "Great little spot with a cozy little beach, and huge eddy that you can wade out into pretty much the middle of the river."
While most reviews are positive, some visitors noted the need for more privacy and less intrusion from campground management. Despite this, the overall experience at Big Eddy Campground remains highly rated, with many planning to return for another visit.
For those traveling along Highway 55, Big Eddy Campground is a must-stop destination. Take a break, enjoy the fresh air, and let the beauty of nature rejuvenate your spirit. Whether you're camping, parking your RV, or just passing through, Big Eddy Campground promises a memorable experience in the great outdoors.
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Customer Reviews
Beautiful beach area along the river with picinic table and grill a few feet away. Sitting there with your feet in the sand watching the river flow swiftly by carrying an occasional kyaker, you get lost. All the worries get swept up by the white waters and disappear. Don't be surprised if you have loatman hour or two when you return to reality. The surroundings are gorgeous, with colors so fresh and vivid. The greens of the trees and bushes stand out against the tan, red, grey,mand black sand, and it is all wrapped around the cool fresh blues in the river. It's a must see/feel stop! Not to mention when traveling highway 55, you are going to welcome every opportunity to pull off for a breath and to let the person behind you, that is so obviously in a big hurry, go around you! Don't worry though because there's a sherrif along there who will not turn his head to traffic violators, so chances are you will see that rushed follower again just up the road being given a lesson in following the rules of operating a motor vehicle. Its a beautiful drive along the river if someone else has the task of manuevering around the corners along the narrow highway. Which is why I give it 4 stars and not 5!
Visited this campground with my family last weekend. Great little spot with a cozy little beach, and huge eddy that you can wade out into pretty much the middle of the river. Spot was empty when we got there and we were grateful! The restroom is right next door and was pretty clean and not smelly. Fun place to hang out, swim, and even fish. We saw a crawdad walking around in the eddy, pretty cool! I give this 4 stars and not 5 even though it deserves a full 5 only because the campground manager lady came down to us asking us to make others feel more welcome to use the beach. We had just 3 chairs and a cooler on the beach and would’ve been more than happy to move to one side and allow other folks space if they would’ve asked. It’s a small beach and will fit two families at the most. She didn’t make us feel very welcome and asked questions about where our car was parked, whether in the campground or off the road. Luckily we’d parked on the side of the road so we weren’t caught off guard there, but overall felt like she was watching our every move. I’m grateful to campground management for all the work they put into cleaning the grounds and restroom and keeping it in good shape. But I feel like there’s sometimes way too much intrusion and interrogation to sit by a beach!
Our favorite go-to place for day trips and camping. Beautiful scenery, access to the river and surprisingly quiet being so close to the highway.
Been coming here since I can remember. My parents even before that. It was our favorite swimming and fishing hole back in the day. kind of a secret private place back then. Could spend a whole week there and not see anyone.I'm happy to see the Forestry Department has maintained it well. Lot busier now, but still has its particular charm.
Beautiful and the little beaches are stellar, there was even a little creek along the shore, so pretty, and the water was so nice
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