3.8
RV Park
2 Bar Lazy H RV Campground
Rocker, Idaho
Campground in Idaho.
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About Tumbleweed RV Park & Storage
Campground in Idaho.
Tumbleweed RV Park & Storage offers a welcoming retreat in the heart of Idaho's high desert country. Located in Bruneau, a small community nestled in Owyhee County, this park provides a peaceful base for travelers exploring one of the most underrated regions of the American West. The area surrounding Bruneau is characterized by wide open spaces, stunning desert vistas, and a genuine sense of remoteness that appeals to those seeking to escape the crowds and reconnect with the landscape.
Bruneau itself maintains that authentic small-town Idaho charm, where you'll find friendly locals, a slower pace of life, and the kind of hospitality that makes traveling by RV so rewarding. The park's location on Cemetery Road places you in a quiet setting that captures the essence of rural Idaho living. The high desert environment means clear nights perfect for stargazing, with minimal light pollution allowing visitors to experience the night sky in all its glory. This is the kind of destination where you can truly unplug and unwind.
The surrounding region offers remarkable opportunities for outdoor recreation and exploration. The Bruneau area serves as a gateway to some of Idaho's most spectacular natural attractions. Adventurous travelers will find excellent hiking, with access to dramatic canyon systems and geothermal features that showcase the region's geological wonders. The Bruneau-Jarbidge Wilderness area provides opportunities for those seeking solitude and stunning desert landscapes. History enthusiasts will appreciate the area's rich cultural heritage, including Native American history and pioneering settlement stories that shaped this corner of Idaho.
This location appeals particularly to travelers who appreciate authenticity over crowds, those interested in geology and natural history, and RVers seeking a genuine Idaho experience away from the more tourist-heavy destinations. Whether you're a full-time nomad looking for a peaceful seasonal base or a vacationer wanting to explore Idaho's backcountry, Tumbleweed RV Park & Storage provides convenient access to some of the state's most interesting natural and cultural attractions. The park's 4.3-star rating reflects the positive experiences visitors have had discovering this hidden corner of Idaho.
Bruneau itself maintains that authentic small-town Idaho charm, where you'll find friendly locals, a slower pace of life, and the kind of hospitality that makes traveling by RV so rewarding. The park's location on Cemetery Road places you in a quiet setting that captures the essence of rural Idaho living. The high desert environment means clear nights perfect for stargazing, with minimal light pollution allowing visitors to experience the night sky in all its glory. This is the kind of destination where you can truly unplug and unwind.
The surrounding region offers remarkable opportunities for outdoor recreation and exploration. The Bruneau area serves as a gateway to some of Idaho's most spectacular natural attractions. Adventurous travelers will find excellent hiking, with access to dramatic canyon systems and geothermal features that showcase the region's geological wonders. The Bruneau-Jarbidge Wilderness area provides opportunities for those seeking solitude and stunning desert landscapes. History enthusiasts will appreciate the area's rich cultural heritage, including Native American history and pioneering settlement stories that shaped this corner of Idaho.
This location appeals particularly to travelers who appreciate authenticity over crowds, those interested in geology and natural history, and RVers seeking a genuine Idaho experience away from the more tourist-heavy destinations. Whether you're a full-time nomad looking for a peaceful seasonal base or a vacationer wanting to explore Idaho's backcountry, Tumbleweed RV Park & Storage provides convenient access to some of the state's most interesting natural and cultural attractions. The park's 4.3-star rating reflects the positive experiences visitors have had discovering this hidden corner of Idaho.
4.3
Rating
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Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Bruneau 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 Bruneau.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Bruneau. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Tumbleweed RV Park & Storage Reviews
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Anna Abbott
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Anna Abbott
Being owned and managed by Idaho Power, it is very ADA and handicap accessible with a combination of concrete and steel boat docks. Because the camping here is fee-based, it is usually best to reserve a spot online before you go. Each pullout is designed for RV or tent trailer camping but is easily tent capable. The downside of spending time here is the lack of any form of shade or cover, so bring... Being owned and managed by Idaho Power, it is very ADA and handicap accessible with a combination of concrete and steel boat docks. Because the camping here is fee-based, it is usually best to reserve a spot online before you go. Each pullout is designed for RV or tent trailer camping but is easily tent capable. The downside of spending time here is the lack of any form of shade or cover, so bringing a canopy is almost always a must. Each site has a picnic table and a fire pit, and there are several group sites as well. This location is known for Trout, Catfish, Perch, and Sturgeon. But is mainly known for Crappie fishing. During the summer, you will very likely find a large group of people fishing off of the boat docks at all hours of the night. Many are from out of town, some of which travel from out of state to fish for Crappie in this location.
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Todd Hosto
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Todd Hosto
Great little camping place nice docks and a couple nice fishing docks
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Brandon Pechin
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Brandon Pechin
You can reserve online through Idaho power and more then likely a third party site. No power, water is available a a couple of public hosebibs. No dump site but there is one about 2 miles east at a WMA. We ussually stay on the waters edge and away for the boat launch. Be careful when booking some spots offer very little shade. Also in the summer it can get super hot and if fishing is good the dump... You can reserve online through Idaho power and more then likely a third party site. No power, water is available a a couple of public hosebibs. No dump site but there is one about 2 miles east at a WMA. We ussually stay on the waters edge and away for the boat launch. Be careful when booking some spots offer very little shade. Also in the summer it can get super hot and if fishing is good the dumpsters can be awful which are dont reserve any spots by them. The great part about this campground is you can stay on the shore of a great fishery and explore to small towns like Bruneau and others where you can get some worms and a ice sandwich.
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Claudeen Buettner
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Claudeen Buettner
The trees have been trimmed The camping spots are level and spacious The reservation system should be reviewed, especially the cancelation policy Fishing was good The campground was full The host is a pleasant man
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John Akin
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by John Akin
dirt camping with RV sized spots. No electric, shared drinking water, pit toilet (they were clean), trash was ripe. Good fishing lake! Also, lots of wind in the afternoon.
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