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Black Bear Campground
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Black Bear Campground

Clinton, Idaho
4.2 (231 reviews)

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About Black Bear Campground

Campground in Idaho.

Black Bear Campground offers a genuine Idaho camping experience nestled in one of the state's most picturesque regions. This public campground provides a welcoming retreat for RV travelers seeking to escape into nature without sacrificing accessibility and comfort. The location strikes an ideal balance between seclusion and convenience, making it an excellent choice for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike.

The campground's setting allows visitors to immerse themselves in Idaho's stunning natural landscape. Towering evergreen forests surround the property, creating a peaceful atmosphere that encourages relaxation and outdoor exploration. Early mornings bring the sounds of wildlife, while evenings offer clear skies perfect for stargazing away from city lights. The environment here feels authentically wild while remaining welcoming to RV campers of all experience levels.

This region of Idaho is rich with outdoor recreation opportunities that appeal to a wide variety of interests. Hiking trails of varying difficulty levels crisscross the surrounding area, from leisurely nature walks suitable for families with children to more challenging expeditions for experienced backpackers. Fishing enthusiasts will find excellent opportunities in nearby waterways, where both fly fishing and traditional angling yield rewarding results. The landscape transforms beautifully through the seasons, with wildflowers in spring, comfortable temperatures in summer, vibrant foliage in fall, and snowy vistas in winter.

Beyond the immediate campground area, the region offers fascinating attractions and activities. Visitors can explore local towns to discover authentic Idaho culture, regional cuisine, and unique shops. Adventure seekers might enjoy mountain biking, wildlife viewing, or photography opportunities. The proximity to various natural wonders makes Black Bear Campground an ideal base camp for exploring Idaho's backcountry while maintaining a comfortable home base.

The campground draws repeat visitors who appreciate its reliable quality and natural setting. Whether you're planning a week-long vacation or a quick weekend getaway, Black Bear Campground provides the foundation for memorable RV camping experiences in one of America's most beautiful states.
4.2

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231

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Park Details

Tips & Tricks

Book Early

Clinton is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.

Check-in Time

Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.

Local Weather

Idaho weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Clinton.

Explore the Area

Don't miss local attractions near Clinton. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.

Black Bear Campground Reviews

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Samantha S

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Samantha S

Great place to stay but very expensive in my opinion! $68 plus tax for the 2025 season. We stayed in mid-May and the weather was great! Lots of open spaces and the pull through spots were great. The bathrooms were super nice and clean, the showers were hot and great pressure.

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DL Hols

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by DL Hols

We are traveling in our 5th wheel and it’s our first time in McCall. We arrived without a reservation at 8pm and easily selected space 34 on the end. The rv park is lined with trees and easy to maneuver. We had a table and fire pit/bbq. It was pricey at $68/night IMO but other rv parks were more expensive. We didn’t get to use much of the amenities since we were traveling through. They had a food... We are traveling in our 5th wheel and it’s our first time in McCall. We arrived without a reservation at 8pm and easily selected space 34 on the end. The rv park is lined with trees and easy to maneuver. We had a table and fire pit/bbq. It was pricey at $68/night IMO but other rv parks were more expensive. We didn’t get to use much of the amenities since we were traveling through. They had a food truck and nice picnic tables. Nice small grassy dog area. There are monthly tenants. The hwy 55 is nearby and not too noisy. Bathrooms were clean. Was a nice stop for a night but next time I think we’ll explore another park.

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sdeeut69

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by sdeeut69

We met my parents here, them from Oregon, us from Utah. This was our first RV campground ever in 6 years of camping. I can’t make comparisons because of that, but this campground was awesome! All the horror stories I hear of being in campgrounds didn’t happen here. It was as quiet as an RV park could be. The owners are awesome and Stacey hooked me up with a great place to fish. We thoroughl... We met my parents here, them from Oregon, us from Utah. This was our first RV campground ever in 6 years of camping. I can’t make comparisons because of that, but this campground was awesome! All the horror stories I hear of being in campgrounds didn’t happen here. It was as quiet as an RV park could be. The owners are awesome and Stacey hooked me up with a great place to fish. We thoroughly enjoyed our 5 days here. We only went into the bathrooms right before we left as we dumped the tanks, and we thought they looked very clean and well kept. The little general store was nice to grab ice and beer from and had essentials for trailer life. The location was great, plenty of mature trees for additional shade and the property well maintained. We would definitely come back and stay at the Black Bear RV Park. We would highly recommend this park as a great place to stay.

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Bob

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Bob

Friendly staff, showers were great with lots of pressure. Bathrooms were clean and fairly close to where we were camped which was as far away as we could be. The WiFi was pretty poor is our only problem.

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Bob

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Bob

Friendly staff, showers were great with lots of pressure. Bathrooms were clean and fairly close to where we were camped which was as far away as we could be. The WiFi was pretty poor is our only problem.

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Sherrill Stone

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Sherrill Stone

One of the best parks we've stayed at, and the best park laundry room we've ever seen with high efficiency machines and plenty of table space. The owners are very friendly and have done extensive work on the entire facility. It is clean and tidy and there are many new trees planted in the newer sections. Great job!

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