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Cozy Cove Campground

πŸ“Œ Warm Lake And Deadwood Res Area πŸ“ 44.290582,-115.653254 β›° 5,320 ft
Cozy Cove Campground is located on a hill that is surrounded by Deadwood Reservoir on 3 sides. There is a mature mixed pine forest which provides plenty of shade. The reservoir provides the recreation here whether it be fishing, boating, water skiing, canoeing, kayaking or swimming. The majority of the campsites have direct access to the lake but not all.

Amenities

Campsites
There are 16 campsites each has a picnic table and fire ring. The road, driveways and sites are dirt. The setting is a natual pine forest. The campground is on a hill so most campsites have a slope to them but not real steep.
Water
Yes, there is a hand pump equipped well for drinking water.
Restroom
There is a vault style outhouse available. It was fairly clean but very low on toilet paper.
Electricity
No
Firewood
No
Pets
Pets are allowed but must be on a leash. This campground is busy enough that they need to be on a leash.
Picnic Area
There are primitive spots around the lake for a picnic but no designated site.
Handicap Access
The outhouse is handicap accessible but that's about all.
RV Dump Site
No
Host On-Site
No
Phone Service
None
Garbage Services
No

Recreation

Fishing
Ther are trout and salmon in the reservoir however we had little luck catching anything big enough to keep.
Boating
Yes, there is a small boat ramp. The lake is open to water skiing but I am not sure I have ever seen anybody doing anything other than fishing.
Swimming
There are no designated swimming areas but there are some very nice beaches that appear as the water levels drop. 
Hiking
Check out Idaho Trails Map.
Recreation
Recreation in this area is primarily related to the lake. Fishing, boating, canoeing, kayaking, swimming. However there are a few hiking trails also and later in the year hunting begins.
Wildlife
Deer, elk and crane are common here. Black bear and wolves live in this area also. There use to be a sign warning of the wolves but I didn't see it this year.

Fees & Reservations

Fees & Res.
As of March 2025, season the campsites cost $12 per day. To reserve your campsite or to check on the current fees go to recreation.gov.

Getting There

I have included this GoogleMap to help you find you way. Oh, if you are thinking of coming up forest road 555 I would not recommend it with a trailer. Either way the road is likely to be rough.

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This information is accurate as of the date of the review.