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Ten Mile Campground
The Ten Mile campground is small and an approximate 48-mile drive from Boise, Idaho, along State Highway 21. The campground is the one of three campgrounds (Bad Bear and Hayfork) a few miles past the Historic Idaho City. This area is known for its beautiful old forest of ponderosa pine. Wildflowers abound in the summer months. Fishing opportunities in Mores Creek and some campsites are very near the creek.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | The campgroud is easy to access and just off of Highway 21. |
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| Reservations: | This is a fee campground. Make your reservations at www.recreation.gov. There are NO first-come, first-serve sites. Any non-reservable sites can use fee envelopes and a collection box are provided near the entrance. Please bring cash or a check. Extra vehicle fees may apply. |
| Open Season: | Mid-May - Mid-October |
| Closest Towns: | Idaho City, Idaho |
| Water: | Drinking water |
| Restroom: | Vault |
General Information
Directions:-
From Idaho City, Idaho, travel State Highway 21 north for about 10 miles to the campground.
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The entrance is on the west side of the road.
General Notes:
Facilities:
The campground sites have campfire rings, grills, picnic tables and a vault toilet. There are numerous opportunities to go hiking, biking, horseback rising and ride off-road vehicled in the area. In the winter the area is a playground for winter sports including cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.
Activities
Campground Camping
Total of 16 sites.River and Stream Fishing
Rainbow trout| Difficulty Level: | Intermediate |
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Day Hiking
Big Game Hunting
Check with the Idaho Fish and Game for information and regulations about hunting opportunities in the area.
Viewing Scenery
OHV Camping
Check the Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) for the District and Boise National Forest map. They show the roads and trails open to OHV travel.