Joe T Fallini campground | Established Campground
United States
Details
- Verified:
- 10 months ago
- GPS:
- 43.96062, -113.68001
- Altitude:
- 1854.2 masl
- Website:
- www.blm.gov/visit/mackay-reservoir
- Phone:
- 208-879-6200
- Contributor:
-
vanwoerkomstudios
Amenities
- Electricity:
- Yes - At Sites
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- Yes
- Toilets:
- Pit Toilets
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- Yes
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Description
$14 per night. Water and electric. Paved roads so anything can come through. I didn’t count but maybe 20 sites. First come. It’s 9pm and several still open. Massive valley view with the cliffs on one side and the reservoir on the other. Water is low but still clean and cool and swimmable. Rocky shore. Toilets on site and a dump station. Some sites have shade awnings, all have bbq pit and hook ups. Boat ramp with dock as well.
Road is close but few cars and I honestly can’t hear it past the crickets. Swimmers paradise for your water logged doggie. Was 82 degrees today. There is dispersed camping north on the bluffs over the lake. With 5-6 big rigs but didn’t stop to check it out. Roads looked fine for any rig, maybe a little narrow but open sage brush so go slow and your fine.
Eva (my doggie) swam for 2 hours. Quiet and the mountains to the east are beautiful to gaze upon. A few Miles south and you can get prime rib in mackay, we didn’t go but it looked good.
Verizon has two bars but download speed hasn’t been an issue.
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Has two loops 30/50 amp & water. Also, tent sites. Run by USF $14/n. Boat ramp & day use picnic pavilions. Clean bathrooms. Centrally located dump station. Max stay 14 days. Two hosts on site.
Report Check-InGreat views of reservoir and surrounding mountains. Nicely paved sites, not completely level. Water & electric. RV Dump for $5.
Report Check-InThis is a designated USF Joe Fallini campground. We came in mid-week and had a choice of a few sites. MAX stay is 14 days. $28/n with 30/50a & water, RV Dump is additional $5. Senior USF passes offer partial discounts. D\RV Dump open to pubic $10. North & south of facility consists of BLM for FREE camping.
Report Check-Intents $6
rv $10-14
Mackay Reservoir is situated in the Big Lost River Valley, north of Mackay, Idaho. The reservoir is stocked with rainbow trout and contains a self-sustaining population of kokanee. Summer fishing and boating is popular at this lake with great ice fishing opportunities in the winter.
The lake is surrounded by BLM managed public land, State land, and private land. There are multiple Idaho Fish and Game access sites along with lake along with the BLM-managed Joe T. Fallini Recreation Site
$14 per night. Water and electric. Paved roads so anything can come through. I didn’t count but maybe 20 sites. First come. It’s 9pm and several still open. Massive valley view with the cliffs on one side and the reservoir on the other. Water is low but still clean and cool and swimmable. Rocky shore. Toilets on site and a dump station. Some sites have shade awnings, all have bbq pit and hook ups. Boat ramp with dock as well.
Road is close but few cars and I honestly can’t hear it past the crickets. Swimmers paradise for your water logged doggie. Was 82 degrees today. There is dispersed camping north on the bluffs over the lake. With 5-6 big rigs but didn’t stop to check it out. Roads looked fine for any rig, maybe a little narrow but open sage brush so go slow and your fine.
Eva (my doggie) swam for 2 hours. Quiet and the mountains to the east are beautiful to gaze upon. A few Miles south and you can get prime rib in mackay, we didn’t go but it looked good.
Verizon has two bars but download speed hasn’t been an issue.