Stay in an RV, Tent, or Cabin near Elk City, Kansas, United States

Pine Flats Campground, situated west of Lowman, Idaho, at 3,700 feet elevation, offers outdoor activities like rafting, kayaking, and fishing on the South Fork Payette River. Visitors can also relax in nearby hot springs. The campground is accessi...

Canyon Creek Cabin is situated in a historic mining district, surrounded by trails and abundant wildlife, offering views of the Pioneer Mountains in southwestern Montana. It requires a four-wheel drive vehicle for access and may need snowmobiles o...

The Big Hole Lookout is a historic Forest Service tower available for rent from June to early October, offering stunning 360-degree views of the surrounding landscape. Accessible via a 3-mile trail suitable for foot, horse, or bicycle, guests must...

The South Fork Payette River provides scenic camping and fishing opportunities in a mountainous region. The BLM's South Fork Recreation Site is an undeveloped camping area located by the river.

Hot Springs Campground is situated east of Garden Valley, Idaho, at an elevation of 3,169 feet along the Banks-Lowman Highway. It offers activities such as rafting, kayaking, and fishing on the South Fork Payette River. Visitors can also enjoy soa...

Doney Cabin is currently being repaired and will be available for rent soon. The cabin is undergoing maintenance to ensure a comfortable stay. Updates will be provided as it gets closer to reopening.

High Rye Cabin, built by the Civilian Conservation Corps around 1919, is located in the historic German Gulch mining district and offers a quaint stay for exploring the northern Fleecer Mountains. The area provides numerous recreational activities...

Birch Creek Cabin is a historic log cabin with electricity, offering access to various outdoor trails for hiking, OHV, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. While typically accessible by vehicle, road conditions may vary, especially in winter whe...

Beaver Creek Cabin, established in 1912 and built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, is open year-round with seasonal access methods. In winter, guests must park at Whoop-Um-Up Park N' Ski Area and traverse a moderately difficult 1.5...

Graham Cabin, a former Forest Service Guard Station, is a perfect retreat for motorcyclists, flight enthusiasts, and equestrians, featuring an airstrip nearby and terrain suitable for various activities. Accessibility is limited to high-clearance ...

Double Arrow Lookout provides a unique viewpoint of the Seeley Valley and Swan Mountains from an elevated location. The tower features modern amenities like electricity, allowing guests to customize their stay with personal supplies. While various...

Fleecer Cabin, built in 1924, serves as a popular retreat for hunters and hikers from Butte, offering various recreational activities from October 20th to April 15th. Access may require alternative methods like skiing or snowmobiling during winter...

Avery Creek Cabin, located 20 miles northeast of Kingston, Idaho, is a fully furnished three-room cabin alongside the North Fork Coeur d'Alene River. Built between 1926 and 1928 for Forest Service employees, it has been renovated for accessibility...

River Point Campground is located on the west shore of Seeley Lake, alongside the Clearwater River, featuring 27 RV/Tent sites, including 5 with river access. It offers beach-front picnic areas and a roped swimming beach nearby. The campground is ...

Seeley Lake Campground is situated on the western shore of Seeley Lake, nestled between the Swan and Mission mountain ranges. It is renowned for its stunning views and towering Western larch trees, making it a popular spot for various outdoor acti...

Divide Bridge Campground is part of a series of small recreation sites along the Big Hole River, known for blue ribbon trout fishing and excellent float boating. It features 21 camping units with tables, fire-rings, restrooms, potable water, and a...

Sex Peak Lookout, located in the Rocky Mountains at 5,772 feet, was originally built in the early 1920s and replaced in 1948. It was named by foresters I.V. Anderson and Harry Baker, allegedly based on their conversation topic. Open from late June...