SISCRA's Willow Creek Campground

The central Idaho mountains are a splendid recreational area which has long been a popular vacation paradise. Located in the heart of this land of dreams is SISCRA's Willow Creek Campground. The park is situated on a 66 acre peninsula on the banks of Lake Cascade. The Campground is managed by SISCRA, a non-profit Idaho corporation on land owned by the Bureau of Reclamation. It is open to the public and available to anyone wishing to stay in the campground. Some of the features of the campground include two group camping areas that may be reserved for a family reunion or other events. Also a kitchen and recreation hall are available to rent. Bring your boat and use our boat launch ramp to enjoy fishing or pleasure boating on Lake Cascade. We have the facilities to serve your leisure time camping needs.

The park is located just a few miles southwest of Donnelly, Idaho (see Map) and a mere two hour drive from the Treasure Valley (Boise area). Travel along the Payette River on Idaho Highway 55 and view pristine forest, wildlife and historic sights like the Rainbow Bridge. Willow Creek Campground is open on a seasonal basis beginning in mid-May and closes in mid-September. The park has the facilities to meet the individual or family recreational needs. We do not take reservations for individual camping sites but have ample sites available. Call (208)325-8130 for information during the camping season or drop in when traveling through the central Idaho area.

The Directors of SISCRA would like to extend an invitation to anyone wishing to camp in the Donnelly, Idaho area. We are committed to the principle of equal opportunity and welcome everyone young or old to plan a stay at Willow Creek Campground. We offer a peaceful setting for a truly all natural camping experience. Our clean and quiet park will enhance your stay, whether for a day or longer. Pets are also welcome, but must be on a leash at all times when outside your RV. Why not plan a summertime stay at SISCRA's Willow Creek Campground and RV Park?