Campsite 11: Serene Camping in Mackay, Idaho
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to multiple days
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, mostly requiring light walking and basic camping skills.
Overview
Discover tranquility at Campsite 11 in Mackay, Idaho. Enjoy scenic views, easy access to park highlights, and a camping experience made simple and serene.
Campsite 11
Space for 1 RV | $35 for 1 night! I $20 per night thereafter
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About This Adventure
Experience a unique camping adventure at this scenic spot, nestled on the loop road. Enjoy the tranquility of nature while being conveniently located near park attractions. Remember to bring your photo ID for a seamless check-in and immerse yourself in the great outdoors for an unforgettable getaway.
Rates
$20 per night with a $35 reservation fee
About
This camping spot is located on the left side of the loop road. Follow the one way sign to the right as you enter the Park and continue to the far side of the loop.
What to Bring
Please bring a photo ID
Adventure Tips
Bring a Photo ID for Check-in
Ensure you have a government-issued photo ID for smooth park registration and check-in.
Pack for Variable Weather
Prepare layered clothing as temperatures can change quickly, especially in the evenings.
Use Bear-Proof Storage
Store all food securely to prevent attracting wildlife to your campsite.
Arrive Early for Best Campsite Spots
Arriving early helps guarantee your preferred spot at this popular location.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Pine squirrels
History
Mackay began as a mining town in the late 1800s, and the surrounding area holds rich cultural heritage tied to early settlers and Native American tribes.
Conservation
The park promotes Leave No Trace principles to protect the fragile Idaho wilderness and minimize human impact on local ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Tent with Rainfly
Protects you from unpredictable weather and ensures dry shelter throughout your stay.
Layered Clothing
Helps adapt to temperature swings from warm days to cool nights.
Portable Water Filter
Allows safe access to water if local sources are used during hikes or extended stays.
Headlamp or Flashlight
Essential for navigating after sunset and campsite tasks in the dark.