camping

No disrespect intended, we just prefer to not have to deal with other people's BS when camping, and that includes pet owners letting their dogs run loose into other people's sites.

You hear all the time that camping in the spring and the fall is beautiful around Idaho. Well, we have all the reasons you definitely, 100 percent, absolutely should not go camping in Idaho this spring.

If you're a germaphobe, one comforting fact is that hot springs possess enough heat and minerals to kill off most bacteria, so taking a soak in a tub in the forest isn't going to likely result in any health risk.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game plans on adding designated campsites to a popular fishing area in southern Blaine County

Idaho State Parks officials are reminding potential campers for 2022 that the nine-month window to make a campsite reservation is always available.

Campgrounds and roads will close in specific areas of the Sawtooth National Forest on the Fairfield Ranger District the first few days of October.

Lucky Peak will be packed this weekend and there are some guests you might run into. Few things to know.

People are generally kind and quick to retrieve their animals when this happens, but it doesn't change the fact that we don't the tendencies of other people's pets.

It is National Camping Month! Idahoans are thrilled! It has to be the best month of the year. If you like to go camping you probably already know some if not all of these "hacks" but if you don't hopefully they can help you out on your next trip.

The U.S. Forest Service-Sawtooth National Forest is warning people that the fire danger in southern Idaho is high.

The U.S. Forest Service-Sawtooth National Forest has opened two campgrounds in the South Hills that were hit by the Badger Fire in 2020

It's probably not a bad idea to carry some extra gasoline with you as well. Those pumps are going to be very busy.