Beaver Creek Camp

Signs and Info

Campsites

St. Joe River

Name: Beaver Creek Camp

Campsites: There are only 2 campsites each have a picnic table and fire ring. The driveways are gravel.

Host on Site: No, however one could get help at the Red Ives Ranger Station.

Water: No, bring your own.

Garbage Services: No, you will need to pack yours out with you.

Electricity Available: No

Restroom: There is an older vault style outhouse across the road on the hill.

Handicap Accessible: No.

Firewood: No, you will need to provide your own.

Pets: There was no posting about pets.

Picnic Area: No

Recreation: Camping and fishing are primary recreational activities but there are also trails to hike. If you are interested check out a map of the trails I included on our Spruce Tree Campground.

Fishing: Fishing is available on the St Joe River and is one of the main attractions! Check the regulations here.

Boating: No.

Swimming: The river is flowing fairly quick but if careful one could play in it to cool off.

Wildlife: Deer, elk, black bear, grizzly bear, wolves and many other woodland animals live here. We saw deer tracks in this area.

Additional Camping Opportunities: We have reviews for these other campgrounds on the St. Joe River; Shadowy St Joe Campground, Huckleberry Campground, Upper Landing Picnic Area, Packsaddle Campground, Turner Flat Campground, Tin Can Flat Campground, Conrad Crossing Campgrounds, Fly Flat Campground, Line Creek Stock Camp and Spruce Tree Campground.

Phone service: None.

Nearby Services: The nearest basic services and food stuffs would be at Avery, Idaho.

RV Dumping Site: There is a dump station at Upper Landing Picnic Area.

Location/Driving instructions: Follow this Google Map from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Coordinates: 47.0829800,-115.3552250

Elevation: 3632 Feet

Reviewed Date: July 2013

Fees And Reservations: First come first served, no reservations. Free Camping

This information is accurate as of the date of the review.