Grandjean Campground

Can a campground combine rugged wilderness with a touch of convenience? Grandjean Campground, located at the edge of the Sawtooth Wilderness within the Boise National Forest, offers a rare mix of serene natural beauty, exceptional hiking access, and unique amenities like nearby natural hot springs.

Nestled among towering ponderosa pines, this first-come, first-served campground features 31 sites accommodating tents and small RVs. Although rustic in nature, it provides essentials like vault toilets and seasonal drinking water while preserving the charm of an old-growth forest setting. Just 1.5 miles away, hot springs provide a restorative retreat, while the adjacent Idaho Centennial Trail opens up miles of scenic pathways leading to alpine lakes and wilderness adventures. The Sawtooth Lodge, located within a mile, offers hearty meals and horseback trail rides for added variety.

Situated approximately 45 minutes southwest of Stanley, Idaho, Grandjean Campground is a gateway to exploring the Sawtooth Wilderness. With its proximity to natural hot springs, hiking trails, and tranquil river vistas, it’s well-suited for weekend getaways or extended exploration. Whether you’re a hiker, angler, or seeker of solitude, this quiet hideaway allows you to connect deeply with Idaho's breathtaking backcountry.