Montour WMA Campground

The above rate reflects the 50% Senior Pass discount.
Nice little campground here and the price is spectacular. There are 16 sites which are all paved, level and large enough to handle most any sized rig, though it could certainly be tight for the largest of rigs. Each site has a trash can, picnic table and fire ring. The camp is laid out in two separate loops and the sites are fairly close to each other. There is a camp host, a few water spigots and a dump station. No electric hookups. Access here is an easy ride of a handful of miles on a paved road from Idaho Hwy 52. All first-come, first served sites here. I arrived on a Friday around noon and snagged the one remaining non-handicap site. There are 2 handicap sites which the camp host will allow to be used if available.
The roads bordering the camp (one paved, one gravel) are a bit busier than one might expect. Lots of trees and shade here which would make solar use sketchy at best, though not impossible depending on the site. There is a well maintained pit toilet and a large day use area adjacent to the campground. Surprisingly decent Verizon signal here.

We needed a spot for one night as we passed thru to Oregon but didn’t want to stay in Boise and this spot fit the bill. There’s 8-10 first come first serve sites at $8 a night, no hook ups but a dump station for $3. We were able to park of 40ft fifth wheel in a nice shaded spot. There is a gravel road at the back side of the campground that locals use but doesn’t disturb us.

Small, shady, FCFS campground accessed by a paved road if coming off of Highway 52. Two small loops, 16 dry sites (however 3 have been blocked off for day use), 1 nice ADA pull though site, the rest are back in paved sites, camp host, tables, fire pit, BBQ, pit toilets clean and stocked, trash, potable water. There is a dump station for an additional $3.

There is a tent area, no real sites, just lots of green mowed grass.

Self pay at the iron ranger, cash or check for $8 per night. The campground became almost full on Thursday of a 3 day weekend (Juneteenth).

Big rig friendly with a tight feeling, do watch for overhead branches in the upper loop.

A paved road is on one side of the campground and a dirt road is on another side. We camped in site 14 which parallels this dirt road. There is some dust but luckily the wind blew the dust away from our campsite and it had rained a few days before.

Great location near the Payette River, Black Canyon Reservoir, and the town of Emmett. All RV sites have shade, the walk to tent sites are just on the grass without much shade. RV sites tend to be for shorter vehicles. Grounds and restrooms are well kept. The only drawback are the mosquitoes - there are thousands of them. I had planned on staying the full two weeks permitted but after 10 days I couldn’t take it any more and left for a desert campground. Also, there is a large group that meets there every year for the Memorial Day weekend so that is not a good time to go. They squeeze in two and even three to a site so it was hard getting in and out even with only my Subaru.

I tent camped here over Labor Day weekend; RV spots were full, nobody in tents. This place is very out of the way, next to a very dusty dirt road that had traffic until dark. A dust cloud descends on the entire campground, which explains why everybody was in their campers. This is a generator campground, they run from 8am to 10pm. The bathrooms were marginally clean, the well water did not taste good. No ATT service.

We stumbled upon this campground and we’re so happy we did. It’s a beautiful quiet little spot. We had two bars Verizon and it was good enough to work all week even on zoom meetings we had no issues. The camp hosts were very friendly and helpful. It is first come first served. There is a dump station on site for $3. Potable water is available for free.

Seasonal Campground by land management. Usually $8/night but free in these days of Covid-2 because no host and less maintenance. Some look like residents despite 14 day limit. Potable H20 and waste dump. Pit toilets closed but porta potties maintained. About a dozen RV pads and about same spots to park for for tenting. Probably fills early for weekends. Fishing the river and ATV'ing nearby. Quiet enough these week days but some generators.

Beautiful hidden gem! I would estimate that the campsite has about 19 RV back in sites available with picnic table, trash cans, ample amounts of shade and fire pit at each site. Lots are large, any size RV would fit. Dump station, portable water and bathrooms available. Bathrooms were clean. Plenty of grass and walkable space for your furry friends! Close to the river and a great in between location if you are checking out western Idaho between McCall and Boise! We did not have any issues with noise or an excess of crowds, but we did hear that the weekends can get busy. It’s first come first serve.

A bit of an oasis. Plenty of trees and many spots to park big rigs. Pit toilets, very clean. Trash cans at each site and dumpsters for larger bags. Several water places to fill Wright and a dump station, free. And the sites have asphalt. Picnic tables, fire pits, and grills at each site.
Met friendly people and little noise. There is probably 16 or 17 sites. Only busy on Friday night. Then it cleared out.
We will definitely be back.