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Motor Home Guide to Idaho Outdoors

Idaho is the "Gem State," and motor homethe Moon is so named because of its lunar
enthusiasts love it. What makes Idaho solandscape and eerie otherworldliness. It is
wonderful? It has some of the best unspoileddefinitely a place you'll want to see along
natural beauty in the United States. It canthe  way.
also boast that it's one of the most
scenically diverse states in the union,In southern Idaho, the lush forest begins to
despite  its  small  size.give way to high desert. The Snake River
winds through the high country, leaving an
Here are a few facts about Idaho that canarid valley full of pretty desert scenery and
help  you  decide  if  you  want  to  visit.lots  of  great  fishing  spots.
- Idaho is the most forested of all the RockyAnywhere you stop along the way, you'll find
Mountain States, with nearly half of its landa decent motor home park. Idaho is known all
covered  in  tall,  whispering  pines.over the RV world as the place to go, and
there are great accommodations everywhere.
- More than half of the land in the state isHere are a few of the local RV parks that get
federally protected, which means that it'sthe  best  customer  satisfaction  ratings.
more  than  half  national  park.
Hi  Valley  RV  Park  -  Boise
- It is also one of the wettest of the Rocky
Mountain States, with thousands of lakes,Open all year round, Hi Valley RV Park is
rivers and streams winding through itsconveniently located just five minutes from
forested mountain terrain. That also meansdowntown Boise. It's a perfect spot the mixes
some  of  the  best  fishing  in the Rockies!the city conveniences and the wilds of the
mountains. They also have all kinds of
You can thank the massive ice-age glaciersinformation about things to do all over the
for the beauty of northern Idaho. When theystate. You can contact them by phone or email
melted, they left behind all the lakes,for  more  information.
rivers and reservoirs that cut their way
through the lush evergreen forests. Up in theBambi  RV  Park  -  Coeur  d'Alene
north, where along the Montana border, are
the Idaho side of the Bitterroot Mountains, aIf you're taking in Idaho's beautiful
favorite mountain range of campers, hikersforested north, Bambi is a great place to
and  fisherman  all  over  the  country.stay. It is a small and friendly mom-and-pop
RV park with 21 spaces and full hook-ups.
This is also the area where the famous FrenchLocated in Coeur d'Alene, it puts you close
expedition crossed on its way to seeto grocery stores, restaurants and other city
exploring the Louisiana Purchase. The area isentertainments. They have a toll-free you can
rich with history and culture. You can learncall  for  more  information.
about the early journeys of explorers to the
great northwest, and the Nez Perce tribe thatWaters  Edge  RV  Resort
still lives there and practices its
traditional  culture  to  this  day.For more remote lodging along the beautiful
Payette River, check out Waters Edge. You can
In the central part of the state, you willwalk right off your campsite and find
find historical highways that cross the greatwonderful hiking, fishing and other
rivers including the Salmon River, Littleactivities. They also offer sailing,
Lost River and Silver Creek. In thehorseback riding, and they have a wonderful
northeast, every highway is a scenic drive,hot springs nearby. You can contact them by
and you'll want to make sure you take yourphone  or  e-mail for additional information.
time and make lots of stops along the way.
Bring  plenty  of  film!Idaho is an RVer's paradise. Go there
yourself and you'll see why everybody's
You can also see Craters of the Moon Nationalalways talking about "The Gem of the
Monument, a truly unearthly terrain of lavaMountains.
rocks, sagebrush and cinder cones. Craters of



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