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Peaceful Pines

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· Island Park, Fremont, Idaho

2 acres hosted by Danny W.

1 RV site

Near Yellowstone National Park

Within a 60-minute drive from the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center.

Nomadic camping

Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.

Off-leash friendly

Pets can be off-leash at this Hipcamp.

This is a beautiful peaceful place where I like to go to spend time away from the noise of the world and recharge and enjoy all the things of nature, float and fish the river and lakes walk through the trees and wild flowers. It is close to West Yellowstone and Yellowstone National Park. This land has been in my family for nearly 50 years and my parents wanted to keep it in a primitive state but we will be adding a few updates in the coming years Learn more about this land: (#1)From Ashton Idaho follow Highway 20 about 30 miles to Yale-Kilgore Rd,(#2)From W.Yellowstone it is about 26 miles to Elk Creek #1 take a left turn and #2 a right turn follow this road until you cross McRae bridge then continue to a right turn onto Yale Creek Road then left at the split in the road onto Hotel Creek then right on S. Beaver Springs Rd. then a right on Glen tree Road continue along Glen tree and take a left on Wooded Ln, up this lane approximately 2 to 3 blocks the property is on the right marked with orange fence posts, it is a primitive camp site horse shoe around a fire pit. Please don’t burn garbage or cut down any trees. The road is very bumpy please take it slow. 4166 Wooded Ln.(#1)From Ashton Idaho follow Highway 20 about 30 miles to Yale-Kilgore Rd,(#2)From W.Yellowstone it is about 26 miles to Elk Creek #1 take a left turn and #2 a right turn follow this road until you cross McRae bridge then continue to a right turn onto Yale Creek Road then left at the split in the road onto Hotel Creek then right on S. Beaver Springs Rd. then a right on Glen tree Road continue along Glen tree and take a left on Wooded Ln, up this lane approximately 2 to 3 blocks the property is on the right marked with orange fence posts, it is a primitive camp site horse shoe around a fire pit. Please don’t burn garbage or cut down any trees. The road is very bumpy please take it slow. 4166 Wooded Ln. *There is only one site but if you are a family group up to 4 self contained trailers can be on the site at $40.00 for the first trailer and $25.00 for each one of the other three trailers.

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22 ratings · 19 reviews

Candice H.recommends

August 18, 2024

Peaceful Pines

Incredibly relaxing! Great directions to an off the beat campsite!

Michael T.recommends

July 22, 2024

Peaceful Pines

We had six of us go up to this wonderful place! We all had a blast! It’s a good and quiet place that is great for camping! Definitely would bring a camper for fresh water and for a bathroom. Danny is fast at responding which helps with if you have any questions! Highly recommend!

Jamie O.recommends

June 9, 2024

Peaceful Pines

Quiet place off the beaten path great place for a few nights!

Bmrphoto R.recommends

June 19, 2023

Peaceful Pines

Father's Day weekend

Very pretty and somewhat remote. We saw a mother and baby moose as well as many trees and shrubs. Probably best to have an all wheel drive vehicle as it rained and became quite muddy but easy for a Subaru Outback and Honda CRV. Danny was very friendly and the directions were very easy to follow. Internet is remote and slow to load so make sure you have directions written down before hand. I would stay here again😀

Anne T.recommends

July 30, 2022

Peaceful Pines

Dannys place was peaceful and quiet. beautiful stars and great solitude. directions were difficult but we got there ok. i would recommend.

Hannah C.recommends

July 23, 2022

Peaceful Pines

Very tidy and efficient site.

I camped out with one of my best friends, her 12 year old son, and my dog, after a trip to Yellowstone. The proximity to the park is great and we had a wonderful time. I was under the impression that the campsite was isolated, which is not the case. There were houses on the road as well as other campers in RVs. The fire pit was amazing. We packed our own wood in. If you don’t have your own wood, there is plenty at this site, for a fee. Recommend for someone looking to do something a little non-traditional.

Location

Island Park, Fremont, Idaho, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Newe Sogobia (Eastern Shoshone), Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, and Shoshone-Bannock First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking