This hidden gem (and I do mean hidden) is an amazing place for a rock climbers campers and explorers alike. About an hour and 15 minutes south east of Twin Falls, you need to come prepared with food and water…and firewood and beer/wine. There is a small store on the east side of the park in Alamo that has amazing pizzas and firewood and water and beverages, but if you want steaks or chicken or fish, you better get them in Twin Falls (there’s also a smaller grocery store in Kimberly, just SE of Twin Falls a few minutes). There is a water spigot at the main parking lot, pretty much the middle of the park, but it’s kind of muddy swampy mess with lots of flies around it, so even though I’m sure the water is safe and drink, we just prefer to bring our own.

This park is primarily used by rock climbers, though there are people that bring their horses and ride on the trails, and plenty of people like my wife and I and our dog, who are used to climb here we were younger, and now we just enjoy the views and solitude.

I believe you can reserve campsites online, but I never have. In the busy season, you really need to do this, or show up early (before a weekend, and early in the day) to get a spot. Camping area # 50 is tucked away in the trees and provides good shelter from the sun and wind, although you don’t get any view and it only accommodates one tent (a large one, though). Enjoy.