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Emigration Campground

in Caribou-Targhee National Forest

Reported closed. Checked 2026-08-05. Confirm with the agency before you drive out.

The numbers that decide it

Longest rig
58 ft
Sites
26
Electric hookups
Not published
Pull-through sites
No
Paved access
Yes
Accessible sites
Not published
Driveway grade
Not published
Bear boxes
Not published
Campfires
Yes
Shade
Yes
Group sites
3

Site-level RV detail confirmed against Recreation.gov. Where a field says "not published," the agency has not published it — it does not mean zero.

Recreation.gov

Checked 2026-08-05

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Official Forest Service page

Emigration Campground

Emigration Campground is located in a forested setting just off of Idaho State Highway 36. The campground is in a quiet location with 23 single units and 2 double units with 2 group sites. The entire campground offers paved roads with back in spots capable of handling 40 foot trailers with pull vehicle. Adjacent to Emigration Campground is the High Line National Recreation Trail. This trail is open to all-terrain vehicles, motorcycles, bikes, horses, and hikers. The High Line Trail is the premier trail on the Montpelier District. The trail is 55 miles long offering scenic vistas along the Bear River Range. The High Line National Recreation Trail intersects many other trails on the west side of the district. The High Line National Recreation Trail is currently being considered as a portion of the Great Western Trail, a trail system intended to span from Canada to Mexico.

Before you go

Season

June

Reservations

Reservations accepted

Fees

For current fees, please go to Recreation.gov

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