β All Campgrounds
Campsites
Five Points has 7 campsites. Each site is equipped with a picnic table and a fire ring with an attached grill. Sites 1 and 2 are near the road and are the most level. Sites 4 through 7 are on a slope. Both have a very small stream nearby. The road and driveways are gravel.
Water
No.
Restroom
The vault style outhouse appeared to be new but was dirty and had no tp.
Electricity
No.
Firewood
You will need to provide your own firewood.
Pets
Pets are allowed but must be kept on a leash.
Picnic Area
Although there is no designated picnic area, since it is free, one could certainly use a campsite for a picnic.
Handicap Access
The outhouse is handicap accessible.
RV Dump Site
There is an RV dump station at the Big Smokey Guard Station near Willow Creek Transfer Camp. Check out this Google Map for directions to it.
Host On-Site
No.
Phone Service
None. I didn't get cell service with my AT phone for another 10 miles to the south.
Garbage Services
No, pack it out as you go.
Fishing
The streams at Five Points Campground are too small for fishing but there are other creeks to the north one could fish.
Boating
No.
Swimming
No.
Recreation
Recreation includes camping, trail riding, hiking, fishing, hunting and photography.
Wildlife
I saw a beaver pond a short distance south along the road and a doe with her two fawns on the same hillside with a cow elk just over the main ridge to the south. Ground squirrels were playing along the roadside and I saw one of those grouse that thinks it is hidden if it doesn't move.
Fee Schedule
Camping at Five Points Campground was free in 2017.
Reservations
This is a first come first serve facility with no reservations available.
Fees & Res.
This is a first come first serve facility with no reservations available. Camping at Five Points Campground was free in 2017.
Five Points Campground
π Smokey Mountains
π 43.542475,-114.818437
β° 5,899 ft
Five Points Campground is located on a slope above Five Points Creek. The elevation is approximately 5900 feet with mountains nearby ranging from 8000 feet to Smoky Dome topping 9800 feet. There are many roads and trails to explore these mountains. Fishing in the area is limited to small streams and beaver ponds. There are some small lakes just to the north of Smoky Dome but it would be a hard hike up from the nearest road on Broadman Creek. Check it out on this Google Map. In June of 2011 there was no sign marking the entrance but the outhouse and info signs are fairly obvious from the road.
Amenities
Recreation
Fees & Reservations
Getting There
For directions from Twin Falls, Idaho use this map and from Boise, Idaho use this map.
7-Day Forecast
National Weather Service
Loading forecastβ¦
This information is accurate as of the date of the review.