Boundary Campground and Picnic Area
The numbers that decide it
Recreation.gov publishes no site-level detail for this campground, so we cannot say what length of rig it takes. Call the managing office before committing to it in a large vehicle.
Site-level detail from Recreation.gov, checked 2026-08-05. Where a field says “not published”, the agency has not published it — it does not mean zero.
Boundary Campground and Picnic Area
Boundary Campground is a developed, fee, non-reservation campground composed of 9 campsites located on Trail Creek approximately 2 miles northeast of the Sun Valley Resort Village. The 4-unit Boundary Picnic Area is adjacent to the campground and shares a vault toilet and hand pump for drinking water with it. The campground and picnic area are open the Friday before Memorial Day to September 30 annually. Amenities include drinking water from a hand pump; 2 vault toilets; refuse service; and a fire ring, grill stand, and picnic table in each site. Campsites also have a designated location to pitch a tent. Camp and picnic sites have hardened aprons allowing wheelchair access. Access roads and parking spurs are gravel. Toilets are ADA-accessible. Dogs must be leashed in the campground and picnic area, and their solid waste picked up and disposed of properly. Stock is not permitted. Campsites 1 and 7 are double units. Stay limit is 3 days and check-out time is 2:00 pm. The campground and picnic area are mostly open with large cottonwood trees providing intermittent shade. The campground has beautiful views of Bald Mountain Ski Area to the west.
Before you go
Season
Friday before Memorial Day – Sept. 30
Reservations
Not accepted.
Fees
Single units $10.00 per day. Double unit $20.00 per day. Check-out time is 2:00 pm.
Restrictions
Dogs must be leashed in the campground, picnic area, and adjacent trailhead. Solid dog waste must be picked up and disposed of properly. Stock is not permitted. Camping Stay Limit is 3 days.
Accessibility
Camp and picnic site aprons are hardened, allowing wheelchair access. Roads and parking spurs are gravel. Toilets are ADA-accessible.
Scenic drives that pass close
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