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Cozy Cove Campground
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Cozy Cove Campground

Crouch, Idaho
4.7 (29 reviews)

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About Cozy Cove Campground

Campground in Idaho.

Cozy Cove Campground offers a welcoming retreat for RV travelers seeking authentic Idaho charm and outdoor adventure. Nestled in one of Idaho's most scenic regions, this public campground serves as an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty that makes Idaho a destination for outdoor enthusiasts year-round.

The campground's location provides easy access to some of the Pacific Northwest's most treasured attractions and activities. Whether you're interested in hiking, fishing, boating, or simply enjoying peaceful mountain scenery, you'll find plenty of opportunities within a reasonable distance. The surrounding landscape showcases the rugged beauty Idaho is known for, with dense forests, pristine waterways, and dramatic terrain that changes with the seasons.

Cozy Cove Campground welcomes a diverse mix of visitors, from families looking for a relaxing getaway to adventure seekers planning to explore hiking trails and outdoor recreation areas. The campground's strong 4.7 out of 5-star rating from nearly 30 reviews reflects its popularity and the positive experiences guests consistently enjoy here. This kind of reputation speaks volumes about the quality and cleanliness of the facilities, as well as the peaceful atmosphere campers discover when they arrive.

The area surrounding the campground offers something for everyone. History buffs will appreciate learning about Idaho's mining heritage and pioneer past, while nature lovers can spend days exploring national forests, scenic byways, and wildlife viewing areas. The region's small towns nearby provide charming stops for supplies, local dining, and authentic small-town experiences that capture the spirit of Idaho.

Whether you're planning an extended stay or a weekend escape, Cozy Cove Campground provides a comfortable home base for experiencing what makes Idaho special. The campground's reputation for hospitality and its strategic location make it a smart choice for RV travelers who want to maximize their time exploring this beautiful corner of the country while enjoying a well-maintained place to rest at the end of each day.
4.7

Rating

29

Reviews

Park Details

Tips & Tricks

Book Early

Crouch 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 Crouch.

Explore the Area

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

Cozy Cove Campground Reviews

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Chris Munkres

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Chris Munkres

Great place to go and camp. It's practically in the middle of nowhere in the BNF but the drive is definitely worth it. We went through bear valley and had a wonderful adventure. We spent 3 nights up there with rain on two of them. The views were incredible and campsites well maintained. Will definitely return in the future. Note: fishing from shore is a joke. Probably better out on the water or n... Great place to go and camp. It's practically in the middle of nowhere in the BNF but the drive is definitely worth it. We went through bear valley and had a wonderful adventure. We spent 3 nights up there with rain on two of them. The views were incredible and campsites well maintained. Will definitely return in the future. Note: fishing from shore is a joke. Probably better out on the water or near the damn.

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Howard Phelps

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Howard Phelps

Deadwood Reservoir was on my motorcycle route, taking back roads from Horseshoe Bend through Placerville and up to Warm Lake. Cozy Cove is at the south end and is one of several campgrounds on the Reservoir. I did not camp here, but only stopped for a quick break. The water is very low in the Reservoir. It looked like a great campground. Bathroom very well maintained. Campsites very nice and clea... Deadwood Reservoir was on my motorcycle route, taking back roads from Horseshoe Bend through Placerville and up to Warm Lake. Cozy Cove is at the south end and is one of several campgrounds on the Reservoir. I did not camp here, but only stopped for a quick break. The water is very low in the Reservoir. It looked like a great campground. Bathroom very well maintained. Campsites very nice and clean. The Dam is just to the north a few miles.

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Howard Phelps

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Howard Phelps

Deadwood Reservoir was on my motorcycle route, taking back roads from Horseshoe Bend through Placerville and up to Warm Lake. Cozy Cove is at the south end and is one of several campgrounds on the Reservoir. I did not camp here, but only stopped for a quick break. The water is very low in the Reservoir. It looked like a great campground. Bathroom very well maintained. Campsites very nice and clea... Deadwood Reservoir was on my motorcycle route, taking back roads from Horseshoe Bend through Placerville and up to Warm Lake. Cozy Cove is at the south end and is one of several campgrounds on the Reservoir. I did not camp here, but only stopped for a quick break. The water is very low in the Reservoir. It looked like a great campground. Bathroom very well maintained. Campsites very nice and clean. The Dam is just to the north a few miles.

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Ben Johnson

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Ben Johnson

This place is fairly remote but well visited. Some amazing campsites. There are I think 3 main routes into the reservoir. All have a short stretch where it's a one way track with a steep incline on both sides of the road where you really hope you don't run into someone coming the other way. The roads in are closed during the winter months. On the Cozy Cove side of the lake there was no cell servic... This place is fairly remote but well visited. Some amazing campsites. There are I think 3 main routes into the reservoir. All have a short stretch where it's a one way track with a steep incline on both sides of the road where you really hope you don't run into someone coming the other way. The roads in are closed during the winter months. On the Cozy Cove side of the lake there was no cell service. Rumor has it the other side of the lake has service but we didn't explore enough to find the way over there. I think we drove an hour back towards Garden Valley before our phones started to work as we came over a pass. Fishing from the shore is excellent with some fish stocked and a lot of native cutthroat trout. A lot of people fish for big fish from the boats. Sometimes a lot of motorized boats. You can reserve some of the improved sites. Vault toilets are clean and well maintained by the camp hosts. A big storm blew in one day and the camp host came around to check on everybody. Picnic tables in the campsite with level spots cleared for tents in most of the sites. Some are first come - first served. Weekdays are less crowded. Campsites are separated pretty well. Quite a few have access to the water. Experiences with other campers of course varies. We had some excellent neighbors and some who were a little less than considerate. We'd sit in our chairs where I took the video about sunset and watch the bats flying around above us. Several bald eagles and ospreys hunting. There's also a hot spring that you can hike to from near the dam that's about a 7 mile round trip. A lot of ebikes and motorized bikes and UTVs. Water pump near the entrance to the camp.

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Ben Johnson

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Ben Johnson

This place is fairly remote but well visited. Some amazing campsites. There are I think 3 main routes into the reservoir. All have a short stretch where it's a one way track with a steep incline on both sides of the road where you really hope you don't run into someone coming the other way. The roads in are closed during the winter months. On the Cozy Cove side of the lake there was no cell servic... This place is fairly remote but well visited. Some amazing campsites. There are I think 3 main routes into the reservoir. All have a short stretch where it's a one way track with a steep incline on both sides of the road where you really hope you don't run into someone coming the other way. The roads in are closed during the winter months. On the Cozy Cove side of the lake there was no cell service. Rumor has it the other side of the lake has service but we didn't explore enough to find the way over there. I think we drove an hour back towards Garden Valley before our phones started to work as we came over a pass. Fishing from the shore is excellent with some fish stocked and a lot of native cutthroat trout. A lot of people fish for big fish from the boats. Sometimes a lot of motorized boats. You can reserve some of the improved sites. Vault toilets are clean and well maintained by the camp hosts. A big storm blew in one day and the camp host came around to check on everybody. Picnic tables in the campsite with level spots cleared for tents in most of the sites. Some are first come - first served. Weekdays are less crowded. Campsites are separated pretty well. Quite a few have access to the water. Experiences with other campers of course varies. We had some excellent neighbors and some who were a little less than considerate. We'd sit in our chairs where I took the video about sunset and watch the bats flying around above us. Several bald eagles and ospreys hunting. There's also a hot spring that you can hike to from near the dam that's about a 7 mile round trip. A lot of ebikes and motorized bikes and UTVs. Water pump near the entrance to the camp.

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Michael Carter

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Michael Carter

I wanted to go to the mountains, didn't have a destination, but followed the 20 miles of washboard road (was pulling our 20' travel trailer) took 1 1/2 hours to go the 20 miles! Didn't realize this was mainly a boat and tent campground. Had a hard time getting into a spot with the trailer, but made it work. Very clean campground on a peninsula. Beautiful lake Deadwood Reservoir great for the Trout... I wanted to go to the mountains, didn't have a destination, but followed the 20 miles of washboard road (was pulling our 20' travel trailer) took 1 1/2 hours to go the 20 miles! Didn't realize this was mainly a boat and tent campground. Had a hard time getting into a spot with the trailer, but made it work. Very clean campground on a peninsula. Beautiful lake Deadwood Reservoir great for the Trout Angler!

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Michael Carter

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Michael Carter

I wanted to go to the mountains, didn't have a destination, but followed the 20 miles of washboard road (was pulling our 20' travel trailer) took 1 1/2 hours to go the 20 miles! Didn't realize this was mainly a boat and tent campground. Had a hard time getting into a spot with the trailer, but made it work. Very clean campground on a peninsula. Beautiful lake Deadwood Reservoir great for the Trout... I wanted to go to the mountains, didn't have a destination, but followed the 20 miles of washboard road (was pulling our 20' travel trailer) took 1 1/2 hours to go the 20 miles! Didn't realize this was mainly a boat and tent campground. Had a hard time getting into a spot with the trailer, but made it work. Very clean campground on a peninsula. Beautiful lake Deadwood Reservoir great for the Trout Angler!

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Max Runia

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Max Runia

One of the best campgrounds I've ever stayed at! They have wood already cut and stacked near the fire pits at each campsite. Very clean, well worth the $12 per night fee.

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Max Runia

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Max Runia

One of the best campgrounds I've ever stayed at! They have wood already cut and stacked near the fire pits at each campsite. Very clean, well worth the $12 per night fee.

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