Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

ghcoe wrote:I plan on being there Thursday night. May have a friend show up or meet me somewhere between here and there. Also, another may come out Friday night and stay till Sunday.

I am planning some day trips out to see the sights.

cwegga wrote:So, I probably should have asked this earlier, but I'm considering coming and need to ask now. I normally either dispersed camp by ourselves in the national forest or hit a campground with our more camper endowed friends, so I don't have a self contained bathroom setup. What bathroom accommodations are there? Are there bushes more than a foot tall to dig a cat hole behind? Are there any established facilities?

Wolfgang92025 wrote: Google maps will lead you to Minidoka via Idaho 24. Cross the railroad tracks right after Idaho 24 turns south and stay to the left.
You will see the big water tower on the north side by the rail road tracks.



From the water tower follow the road east for 2.08 miles to the turn-off for Arco road (its gravel) and turn left heading north. Marked in green on the map below



Cream Can junction is 14.7 miles on Arco Rd. and the junction is marked. At the junction turn west you will be able to spot the camp on the south side of the road about 0.4 miles down the road.

Cream Can Junction is in Google maps.

Made some signs to put up in critical spots



Hopefully that will help.
See you all in camp

Lithosis wrote:Hey guys, I'm going to have to bow out of this one. I had a 4 day training dumped in my lap on Monday with no warning and now everything I need to get done for the week is getting piled into Friday.

Lithosis wrote:Hey guys, I'm going to have to bow out of this one. I had a 4 day training dumped in my lap on Monday with no warning and now everything I need to get done for the week is getting piled into Friday.