North Bingham County Park

How does a campground combine history, outdoor recreation, and modern amenities all in one place? North Bingham County Park in Shelley, Idaho provides the answer with its unique blend of camping conveniences, cultural heritage, and diverse activities. Situated just a mile west of Shelley along the Snake River, this multi-use park stands out not just for its picturesque location but also for its well-maintained facilities catering to campers, anglers, and history enthusiasts alike.

The campground offers a 12-unit RV park with essentials such as electric hookups, a dumping station, and newly renovated restrooms with showers, ensuring a comfortable stay for both weekend getaways and longer visits. Tent camping is also available, and ample fire pits make it easy to share stories under the stars. The park’s access to the Snake River is perfect for boating and fishing, while a mix of recreational facilities—including a rodeo arena, tennis and basketball courts, a playground, and a model airplane flying field—adds to its distinct appeal.

Adding an educational touch, the park features historical attractions such as a restored early 20th-century schoolhouse, a log cabin, and a working gold mine, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's past. The location also serves as a gateway to the region’s natural beauty, with plenty of open space and proximity to scenic drives and small-town charm in Shelley. Whether you're stopping off on a longer road trip, enjoying a family outing, or seeking quiet riverside relaxation, North Bingham County Park is a delightful and multifaceted camping destination in southeastern Idaho.