Boiling Springs Campground

Came here for a day ride with our horses. We rode to the hot springs, tied up our horses just to relax a bit. Beautiful fall colors. Beautiful place, lots of trails and water crossings. Trails are very technical for horses, with tight spots, big rocks, narrow steep areas and boggy areas hikers have tried to fill with logs that make it pretty unsafe for horses to cross as there feet can get caught. So a seasoned trail horse is recommended along with a shod horse. I did experience several low growels as well. Sounded like a wolf. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I loved the adventure and plan on returning to camp and explore more.

What an amazing place to relax and enjoy mother nature! Lots of hiking trails and some that have you cross the river. (Only do this when the river is low and safe). So many chipmunks and wild life animals around to listen to. This was a great way to unwind and relax. There are a LOT of people camping along the road in the free spots. You definitely have to time ur trip just right to ensure you find a spot. But it's definitely worth the drive.

Awesome place! Large sites, trees in between for privacy. There is a small toilet shack with toilet paper, well water pump for water. River runs along side (bring filter) No firewood (bring firewood) No food around (bring food) No Electric or Cell service. Pay at the sign on your own and put the paper tag at your site. Must be out by Noon.

This is a great area for dry camping. Lots of trees for shade. It gets very busy Friday and Saturday. The hot springs are very nice as well

We tried to reach this place from the N off Idaho 55. The GPS led us to a locked gate E of Smith's Ferry. We tried other forest service roads, but they kept dwindling down to ruts. I swear we were only 2 miles from the road we needed to find. Very frustrating. We ended up going down 55, left at Banks, left at Crouch, then about an hour up a road that was half gravel. Be aware that there is no Verizon Data in this area, so Google Maps will not work anywhere N of Crouch. When you reach the campground, you will park to the left of it. The trail to the hot springs is 2.2 miles each way. It took us 1 hour each way. You will follow the river and there will be 6 brief up and downs, 2 of them steep and difficult. I would not recommend this hike to children under 10. At the end of the hike, you will reach a river. Look to the left and you will see a small pool. This is NOT the main pool. Follow the small river about 100 yards and you will see a larger pool. This is the right one. You can adjust the temp with a black tube that diverts cold water from the river. There are small primitive camping sites near the hot springs pool. Remember to bring your bug spray! Can not wait to return.