Lake Walcott State Park

Imagine a serene lakeside retreat framed by the sprawling Minidoka National Wildlife Refuge—Lake Walcott State Park offers an exceptional blend of natural beauty, recreation, and comfortable amenities. Just 11 miles northeast of Rupert, Idaho, this campground is a premier choice for outdoor enthusiasts seeking diverse activities, well-maintained facilities, and abundant wildlife in a tranquil environment.

With 47 campsites, including 22 with water and electric hookups, 18 standard sites, a group site, and two rentable cabins, the campground caters to RVs, tents, and groups alike. Visitors will enjoy clean restrooms, showers, and a convenient dump station. The park also features picnic areas, a playground, and an outstanding 18-hole disc golf course, widely regarded as one of the country's best. Lake Walcott itself is a haven for boating, fishing, and birdwatching, with frequent sightings of pelicans, deer, and other wildlife providing an immersive nature experience.

Located in southern Idaho, the park’s proximity to sites like Minidoka Falls and the historic Minidoka National Historic Site enhances its appeal. Whether for a peaceful weekend, a family gathering, or a stopover on a longer road trip, Lake Walcott State Park combines comfort, recreation, and natural wonder in one picturesque destination.