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Campsites
We marked down 11 campsites but recreation.gov says there are only 10 of them. Each has a picnic table and fire ring. The road, driveways and sites are all dirt in a natural setting.
Water
No, but there is water at Riverside and Cosy Cove Campgrounds.
Restroom
One vault style outhouse is available and was fairly clean although there was very little toilet paper.
Electricity
No
Firewood
No
Pets
Pets are allowed on a leash but not everybody was following that rule.
Picnic Area
There is no designated picnic area at the campground but we found one nearCosy Cove Campground.
Handicap Access
Only the outhouse.
RV Dump Site
No
Host On-Site
No
Phone Service
No
Garbage Services
No
Fishing
Deadwood Reservoir is know for its Kokenee salmon fishing. We had very little luck on trout.
Boating
Yes, there are boat launchs in Cosy Cove Campground and a gravel bar type launch closer to Riverside Campground. I am not sure I have ever seen anybody water skiing probably becuase of its remote location.
Swimming
There are several beaches when the water level drops but no designated swimming spot.
Hiking
For hiking trails nearby take a look at Idaho Trails.
Recreation
Camping, fishing, swimming, boating, water skiing, canoeing, kayaking and hiking are available near this campground.
Wildlife
Deer, elk, black bear and wolves live in these woods.
Fees & Res.
The fee for 2020 was $12 per day to camp. To reserve a campsite or to check the current fees go to recreation.gov.
Howers Campground
π Warm Lake And Deadwood Res Area
π 44.324453,-115.647942
β° 5,310 ft
Hower's Campground is situated on the east shore of Deadwood Reservoir. The campground is hilly and shaded by a mixed pine forest. This campground gets very busy at times. We saw one tent set up on a wide spot in the road, ouch.
Amenities
Recreation
Fees & Reservations
Getting There
Follow this GoogleMap to find Hower's Campground.
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This information is accurate as of the date of the review.