Spend The Night In An Authentic 1960s Retro Camper Near A Hot Springs Resort In Idaho
Courtnie Erickson
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Located near the heavenly Lava Hot Springs in southern Idaho is an incredible glamping experience. Here, you will find a completely renovated 1960s retro camper that will not only make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time but it offers a handful of amenities to keep you comfortable and well-rested. It is one place to stay in Idaho that is unique and may feel like a tiny piece of heaven on earth.
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This 1960s retro camper is certainly an experience you’ll love and that deserves to be on your bucket list. For more information on this authentic retro camper near Lava Hot Springs, including rates and availability, visit the Lava Campground website.
Do you enjoy glamping? What are some of your favorite glampgrounds in Idaho? Let us know in the comments! And if you plan to spend a lot of time outdoors, whether camping, hiking, or simply exploring, make sure you have all the proper gear. We recommend visiting REI and Backcountry for items.
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Lava Hot Springs Camping
What are some other campgrounds in Idaho I should check out?
While there is nothing quite like camping at Lava Hot Springs, there are many other incredible places to set up a base camp for all of your outdoor adventures. From campgrounds near lakes to primitive campsites in the mountains, there are countless camping opportunities around the state. If you are looking for even more campgrounds in Idaho, consider visiting the following:
- Fish Creek Campground, Grangeville
- Stanley Lake Campground, Stanley Lake
- Lava Flow Campground, Craters of the Moon National Monument
- Lake Walcott State Park
- Palisades Creek Campground
- Castle Rocks State Park
Where are some other destinations in Idaho that I don’t want to miss?
It is no secret that we love Lava Hot Springs. We love soaking in the hot water, playing at the aquatic center, and even just spending the night at a Lava campground. However, this is just the beginning of the destinations in Idaho that we love. The following are just a few additional places in the Gem State that you’ll want to check out ASAP.
- Three Island Crossing State Park, Glenns Ferry
- Lake Walcott State Park, Rupert
- Land of Yankee Fork State Park, Challis
- The Palouse in northern Idaho
- Upper Mesa Falls, near Ashton
What is the best road trip itinerary in Idaho?
One of my favorite ways to explore some of the hidden gems, natural wonders, and crazy roadside attractions in Idaho is on a road trip. Here at OnlyInYourState, we have put together dozens of road trip itineraries to help you get out and explore. Some of our favorite road trips you need to check out include:
- Yearly scenic road trip from Shoshone Falls to Lake Coeur d’Alene
- Scenic backroad road trip
- Idaho hidden gem road trip
- Budget-friendly road trip
- Teton Scenic Byway
Always be prepared for time spent on the road. To help you out, we have created a road trip guide and essentials packing list to get you started.