Welcome to Wolf Flats Recreation Area, a hidden gem nestled along the northern side of the Snake River in Ririe, Idaho. This free campground offers a perfect escape for nature enthusiasts, campers, and RV travelers seeking a tranquil outdoor experience. With its prime location east of Hiese, Wolf Flats provides easy access to the river, making it an ideal spot for fishing and water activities.
The campground features vault-style bathrooms for added convenience and a variety of camping spots to choose from. Whether you're planning a quiet weekday getaway or a weekend adventure, Wolf Flats Recreation Area offers plenty of space and serenity. The area is also popular for its accessibility to motorcycles, quads, 4-wheelers, and river boats, making it a versatile destination for outdoor fun.
Customer Feedback:
Visitors have praised Wolf Flats Recreation Area for its peaceful environment and convenient amenities. One camper shared, "We went during the week and it was pretty quiet with plenty of camping spots to choose from. I definitely recommend Wolf Flats Recreation Area." Another long-time visitor noted, "I've been camping here for about 35 years. The camping experience is great, and the fishing access is excellent."
Plan your next outdoor adventure at Wolf Flats Recreation Area and experience the beauty and tranquility of this unique campground. For more information or assistance, feel free to contact the park directly.
Hiking
Public restroom
Tent sites
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Wolf Flats Recreation Area is a free location to camp at that offers camping spots on the northern side of the Snake River east of Hiese. There is fishing opportunities, of course with the river being there there. Also, there are vault style bathrooms available for use. We went during the week and it was pretty quiet with plenty of camping spots to choose from. I definitely recommend Wolf Flats Recreation Area.
I've been camping in this area for about 35 years. And I've seen this country developed from a 2 track road in along the river to what it is now. My opinion 1 is bad 10 is good : camping 7 beauty 6 cleanliness 5 availability7 dirt & dust 5 access fishing 7 camping 9 this is alot of motorcycles, quads , 4 wheelers, river boats and other activity
We drove in at night, the trees looked like they were going to suck us into some horror movie scenes. Some tree trunks at the camping spots have been scratched and mauled by animals. It was overcast but eventually the gibbous moon came out and illuminated the entire place. Part of the stream was frozen. There were beer cans and bottles in the fire pits and hidden under the snow on the ground.
Surprisingly very clean for a free area. Even almost 2 weeks of rain, the roads were still good and we had no issue getting our trailer here. It's nice and tucked off of the main road so you can hear and see all of the natural beauty
This was the camping ground from hell. The loudest camp ground I have ever been to. Until 12am there laughing and screaming. After that there were dogs fighting, multiple domestic disputes occurring around us, trucks sitting outside your tent and revving, people flying around the corner, and people using chainsaws at 2am. We made it till 4am till we all couldn’t take it. Would never go again.