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Salmon-Challis/Lola Creek
Salmon Challis Lola Creek Stanley is a small, rural community located in the Salmon Challis National Forest in Idaho. The area is known for its abundance of outdoor activities, including fishing, hunting, camping, and hiking. The area is also home to the Lola Creek Stanley Ranger Station, which provides visitors with information about the area and its recreational opportunities. The area is also home to the Salmon Challis National Fish Hatchery, which is a major source of salmon for the region. The area is also home to the Stanley Lake State Park, which offers a variety of recreational activities, including swimming, boating, and fishing.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Don Leffler
No water, it has been down all summer.
neil paasch
Nice place, waterpump and outhouse, fee to stay.
Anna Calder
It was nice to be near stanley but not be in the thick of things. It was perfect for our glamming trip. There weren't very many people there so that was a plus. It is also nice you are about a mile from the main road. You really are out in the middle of nowhere so you won't have any cell service..... at least no one in my group did. The river is super pretty. It's not really for swimming but it is still fun to climb around in. I am really looking forward to coming back here. There are one picnic table and one fire pit and one spot for a tent for each campsite. There is also three bathrooms and a place to dump your trash. It says on the website there is a place to get water but we didn't find it.... we didnt look too hard either 😂
Doug Law
Nice campground. Quiet and the water from the pump tastes good.
Shawn Wilson
Awesome campground for chillen. A little less rowdy since it's close to the wilderness. You can head east if you want a little more space but this place served us well for a quick one night camp and hike into the Frank Church the next day!