2 primitive sites with picnic tables and fire rings. Campground has a vault
toilet but no garbage services or drinking water. Trailhead for trail #192
from the campground through the steep terrain of the Bitterroot Range. Please
pack out your trash.

2 primitive sites with picnic tables and fire rings.  Campground has a vault toilet but no garbage services or drinking water. Trailhead for trail #192 from the campground through the steep terrain of the Bitterroot Range.  Please pack out your trash.

Bird's eye view of the campground

Reservoir Creek Campground

The upper campground has 6 campsites with picnic tables and fire rings, and
also has vault toilets and potable water. Fishing nearby in Hawley Creek, and
in the reservoir. The Hawley Creek Trail is less than 2 miles long, but is
rather difficult, gaining over 1000 feet in elevation over the distance.
Motorized vehicles (ATVs, motorcycles), are allowed on the trail, but not off
trail. There is a spur trail to the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail.
The trail opens up into grasslands toward the top. Please pack out your trash.

<p>The upper campground has 6 campsites with picnic tables and fire rings, and also has vault toilets and potable water. Fishing nearby in Hawley Creek, and in the reservoir. The Hawley Creek Trail is less than 2 miles long, but is rather difficult, gaining over 1000 feet in elevation over the distance. Motorized vehicles (ATVs, motorcycles), are allowed on the trail, but not off trail. There is a spur trail to the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail. The trail opens up into grasslands toward the top. Please pack out your trash.</p>

Hawley Creek Upper Campground

The lower campground has 4 sites and also has potable water. Fishing in Hawley
Creek, and in the reservoir. The Hawley Creek Trail is less than 2 miles long,
but is rather difficult, gaining over 1000 feet in elevation over the
distance. Motorized vehicles (ATVs, motorcycles), are allowed on the trail,
but not off trail. There is a spur trail to the Continental Divide National
Scenic Trail. The trail opens up into grasslands toward the top.

<p>The lower campground has 4 sites and also has potable water. Fishing in Hawley Creek, and in the reservoir. The Hawley Creek Trail is less than 2 miles long, but is rather difficult, gaining over 1000 feet in elevation over the distance. Motorized vehicles (ATVs, motorcycles), are allowed on the trail, but not off trail. There is a spur trail to the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail. The trail opens up into grasslands toward the top.</p>

Hawley Creek Lower Campground

## Overview

Meadow Lake Campground is located on the Leadore Ranger District of the
Salmon-Challis National Forest. This high alpine campground sits at an
elevation of 9,160 feet in the Lemhi Mountain Range, 22 miles from Leadore,
Idaho.

## Recreation

There's no lack of recreational opportunities around Meadow Lake Campground.
The lake is stocked twice a year so the fish are always biting. Fish from the
bank or carry your boat down to the lake and try from the water, as there is
no boat ramp or boat dock at the lake.  
  
  
Hiking opportunities are available right out of the campground and include
trail # 342 which provides a gentle loop around the backside of the
campground. Try trail # 057 which takes you up to the steep ridge above the
campground (the trail to Meadow Lake Peak is not maintained by the Forest
Service).  
  
  
If a slower pace is appealing, pull up a chair and soak-up the incredible
views from the campground.  

## Facilities

Meadow Lake Campground consists of 17 campsites and a day use area with picnic
tables, fire rings and barbecue pedestals. The campground offers 2 vault
toilets, drinking water and day use parking. 4 double campsites are available
for larger groups with each site including 2 picnic tables, 2 tent pads, a
campfire ring, a prep table, and expanded parking for 2 vehicles. The
campground also offer 13 single campsites each with a picnic table, tent pad,
campfire ring, prep table, and parking for 1 vehicle.

## Natural Features

Meadow Lake Campground is located at the base of the 10,720-foot Meadow Lake
Peak and along the banks of the 13.3-acre Meadow Lake. The high elevation
campground is dotted with lodge pole pine and white bark pine trees and is
frequented by deer and mountain goats.

## Nearby Attractions

There are plenty of other attractions in the vicinity of Meadow Lake including
the Gilmore Ghost Town and a number of other Forest Service recreation sites
and trails. Stop at the Leadore Ranger Station and pick up a visitor map for
more information.

## Charges & Cancellations

A $8.00 non-refundable on line reservation fee may be charged for some
facilities.

<h2>Overview</h2>
Meadow Lake Campground is located on the Leadore Ranger District of the Salmon-Challis National Forest. This high alpine campground sits at an elevation of 9,160 feet in the Lemhi Mountain Range, 22 miles from Leadore, Idaho.<h2>Recreation</h2>
<p>There's no lack of recreational opportunities around Meadow Lake Campground. The lake is stocked twice a year so the fish are always biting. Fish from the bank or carry your boat down to the lake and try from the water, as there is no boat ramp or boat dock at the lake.<br><br><br>Hiking opportunities are available right out of the campground and include trail # 342 which provides a gentle loop around the backside of the campground. Try trail # 057 which takes you up to the steep ridge above the campground (the trail to Meadow Lake Peak is not maintained by the Forest Service). <br><br><br>If a slower pace is appealing, pull up a chair and soak-up the incredible views from the campground.  <br></p>
<h2>Facilities</h2>
Meadow Lake Campground consists of 17 campsites and a day use area with picnic tables, fire rings and barbecue pedestals. The campground offers 2 vault toilets, drinking water and day use parking. 4 double campsites are available for larger groups with each site including 2 picnic tables, 2 tent pads, a campfire ring, a prep table, and expanded parking for 2 vehicles. The campground also offer 13 single campsites each with a picnic table, tent pad, campfire ring, prep table, and parking for 1 vehicle.<h2>Natural Features</h2>
Meadow Lake Campground is located at the base of the 10,720-foot Meadow Lake Peak and along the banks of the 13.3-acre Meadow Lake. The high elevation campground is dotted with lodge pole pine and white bark pine trees and is frequented by deer and mountain goats. 
<h2>Nearby Attractions</h2>
There are plenty of other attractions in the vicinity of Meadow Lake including the Gilmore Ghost Town and a number of other Forest Service recreation sites and trails. Stop at the Leadore Ranger Station and pick up a visitor map for more information.<h2>Charges & Cancellations</h2>
A $8.00 non-refundable on line reservation fee may be charged for some facilities.

Meadow Lake Peak

Site 3 (Single Site) Amenities - 1 picnic table, campfire ring and preperation table

Entrance to Site 3 (Double Site)

Site 3 (Single Site) Tent Pad - View of Tent Pad Looking Toward Campsite

One of Two Tent Pads at Site 3 (Double Site)

One of Two Tent Pads at Site 3 (Double Site) - View From Tent Pad Looking Toward Campsite

Entrance to Site 12 (Single Site) - Campsite with Meadow Lake Peak in Background

Site 3 (Double Site) Amenities - 2 picnic tables, campfire ring and preperation table

Meadow Lake Campground and Meadow Lake Peak

Reservoir Creek Campground

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