Discover Campsite 13 at Mackay Tourist Park for a peaceful camping trip in Idaho’s stunning wilderness. Follow easy one-way signs to your spot and experience the great outdoors like never before.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
Flexible – from overnight to multiple days
Fitness Level
Basic fitness is sufficient as no extensive hiking is required to reach the campsite.
Wildlife
History
Mackay has a rich mining history dating back to the early 1900s, which shaped much of the local culture.
Conservation
Mackay Tourist Park promotes Leave No Trace principles to protect the area's natural beauty and wildlife.
Mackay Tourist Park
Discover Campsite 13 at Mackay Tourist Park for a peaceful camping trip in Idaho’s stunning wilderness. Follow easy one-way signs to your spot and experience the great outdoors like never before.
Mackay Tourist Park provides a range of numbered campsites situated within a peaceful park setting. The park offers both back-in and pull-through sites — including Campsite 1, Campsite 2, Campsite 7, Campsite 19, Campsite 20, Campsite 21, Campsite 22, Campsite 23 and Campsite 24 — placed along and near the center loop road for easy access to the loop and surrounds. Reservations run from 10am to 10am, giving guests a full day to arrive and depart, and guests are asked to present a photo ID at check-in for a smooth arrival.
Sites vary from cozy back-in spots near pull-thru options to convenient pull-through pads suited for shorter RVs. Several sites emphasize scenic placement along the loop road, offering a tranquil base for outdoor activities and restful evenings under the stars. Campsite descriptions make it simple for visitors to pick a location that matches their setup and preferences.
Mackay Tourist Park emphasizes straightforward, practical camping: clear reservation times, a mix of site layouts, and numbered campsites that help guests plan stays easily. The park’s lineup of specific campsites and consistent check-in requirements create predictability and confidence for first-time and return visitors alike.
For travellers seeking a simple, nature-focused stay with clearly defined arrival and departure times, Mackay Tourist Park provides a dependable option. Bringing a photo ID and selecting a numbered back-in or pull-through site are the main preparations needed to enjoy a calm camping experience.
Reservation Window
10am–10am
Full-day stays start/end
Site Types
Back-in & Pull-thru
Multiple campsite layouts
Loop Road Sites
Loop road sites
Scenic and accessible spots
ID Required
Photo ID
Bring ID for check-in
Select a numbered back-in or pull-through site, note the 10am–10am reservation window, and bring photo ID for quick check-in.
Bring a valid photo ID
Your photo ID is required at check-in for a hassle-free camping experience.
Follow one-way signs carefully
The route uses one-way signs to guide you safely to Campsite 13; stay on marked paths.
Prepare for limited cell service
Cell reception can be spotty, so plan accordingly and inform someone about your arrival.
Respect quiet hours
Maintain quiet hours to enjoy the peaceful environment and respect fellow campers.
Tent with rainfly
Keeps you dry and sheltered during unexpected weather.
Headlamp or flashlight
Essential for navigating the campsite after dark.
Warm sleeping bag
Helps you stay comfortable during cooler evenings.
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Portable water filter
Provides clean drinking water if on-site water is limited.
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