Welcome to Mountain Fawn Campground, nestled in the heart of St Charles, Idaho. This picturesque campground offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern amenities, making it an ideal destination for campers, RV enthusiasts, and outdoor lovers. Located at 5687 Eastshore Rd, Mountain Fawn Campground provides easy access to Bear Lake, known for its stunning sunsets and crystal-clear waters.
Our campground features spacious sites suitable for both tents and RVs. While some sites may lack trees, they offer unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape, including the serene lake and rolling hills. For RV campers, we provide essential amenities such as water hookups, though a 50-foot water hose is recommended for certain sites. Tent campers should be prepared for rocky terrain and are encouraged to bring extra padding for comfort.
At Mountain Fawn Campground, we strive to create a peaceful environment for all guests. While quiet hours are in place, we kindly remind visitors to respect these guidelines to ensure a relaxing experience for everyone. The beach area is a highlight, offering a tranquil spot to unwind and enjoy the beauty of Bear Lake without the crowds found in day-use areas.
Here’s what our customers love about Mountain Fawn Campground:
While there is room for improvement, such as adding more trees for privacy and addressing the rocky terrain for tent campers, our guests consistently praise the campground for its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or an extended stay, Mountain Fawn Campground promises a memorable outdoor experience.
For inquiries or reservations, feel free to contact us at +1 208-945-2325. We look forward to welcoming you to Mountain Fawn Campground, where nature and relaxation meet.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
RV electric hookup
RV water hookup
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
On-site parking
Paid parking lot
Dogs allowed
We love the campground. Beautiful views. As a side note- our site requires 50 feet water hose.
I want to give it five stars and I will keep coming back here every year. The campgrounds lack trees. There is no reason why they can’t have some trees separating camp sites and there is a ton of prickly thorns everywhere. If you don’t have a camper trailer the rocks are uncomfortable under the tent when you are walking in the tent. Also people don’t respect quiet hour. Unless you have a camper trailer it doesn’t matter but for tent camping it can get loud. But for the good stuff it’s quiet on the beach and not that many people compared to try day use area. The lake is beautiful. It’s a great way to watch the sunset over bear lake. Even though it has four stars we will keep coming back yearly but they could improve it.
Great camping, had a nice spot right on the lake. Launched kayak right in front of campspot. Beautiful kayaking. Very friendly host. Recommend.
Camp site 46 has a tree, great for afternoon shade. Gravel platforms and most sites have power! Beautiful views of the lake. Vault toilets well maintained. Day use access and drive down access 4wd recommended loose sand.
Pros: Great access to the beach Cons: -Campground 11 has a wasp nest in the bushes, so we weren’t able to use the table as it was constantly surrounded by them. -The campsites are pretty cramped next to each other without anything between you and the next site. -The price for a site not well kept up with, and barely amenities isn’t really worth it. But the sandy beach is definitely worth it.