Grayback Gulch Campground

The Campground is not open yet. You cross over Mores Creek first then turn up a gradual slope into the Campground. We took our dog and hiked around, our first time there, and loved it! It's a beautiful forested campground with nice Outhouse bathrooms; good-sized, paved flat camp sites (as far as we could tell, ) that include a campfire pit, sturdy picnic table and a big hooked pole others would probably know what it's for! 😅 There was a little creek babbling along and some 🌼 little wild buttercup-type wild flowers blooming. It was just a lovely, 🌲🌲🌲 in-the-tall-Ponderosa-Pines place to be! There were a few tall trees that broke and fell in the Winter, but they will be moved by camping season. My phone died so I didn't get photos of the camp sites.

We booked group A and B for our wedding. It was beautiful. Had an abundance of tables and each group and one large fire pit. The water pump worked just fine with a little effort. You do need to bring your own gazebo or something similar though. Bathrooms were fairly clean. Maintenance showed up on our second day to clean them. The only real complaint that I have is the random people that will just stroll through on a walk or on their bike. They were stopping to talk to our kids and walking right through gusts campsites.

Great campground! Really pretty and facilities were good. $15 fee. Online I saw a $10 fee so the forest service may need to update that.

Nice forest campground. Pretty quiet, nice hiking trail. A great spot to stay while visiting The Springs.

Great little campground just out of town. Keep an eye out for the camping sign - the turnout is NOT MARKED WELL until you’re right upon it after a blind corner.. not even a yellow road branch sign - they really need a better sign(s). Once there though, nicely spaced spots, hand-crank for water, basic restrooms (no water, just a hole). Been back a few times for a quick getaway

This is the second time we stayed here and we loved it even more then the first time. Even tho the campsites are close together we didn't feel crowded by our neighbors. The only thing that dampened the experience is the noise from the highway...but even that was tolerable.

We loved this campsite so much that me and my fiancé are getting married here. If that doesn’t speak for itself I’m not sure what else will! Go and enjoy the nature!

Quiet, beautiful campground with hiking trails and close access to a river for fishing. I loved how spread out the sites were so you didn't feel like your neighbor's tent was right on top of yours. Plenty of wood to burn, and very reasonable nightly rates. I loved everything about this place!

Camped here for the first time on opening weekend last season. It’s a wonderful campground with plenty of space between the sites. It’s far enough off the road that the traffic was hardly noticed. Besides hiking, we generally just hang around the campsite on trips. This campground was perfect fo that.

Greyback Mulch was a short easy trip from Boise and a perfect getaway for a day/ night camping trip. Not busy during the week. Well cared for grounds, water available in many locations, pit toilets are clean and not smelly.

Love this campground!! Fun hikes, great ATV trails and a nice creek to cool off on hot days

It's a nice place to just relax it's small and quiet and has restrooms too nice drive from Boise, and just a couple of miles away from Idaho city.

Great group sites! We love coming here!!

Fun place to do some sledding in the winter. I've never camped here or come during the summer, but it's a fun winter spot.

It was great. It is one our regular places to go

Wonderful place for a group camp out or picnic.

Beautiful hike with steep sections

Great winter hike. Lots of nature and beautiful trees. Fairly well packed trail.

We were lucky and were there when it was pretty empty. Very nice space with a lot of essential amenities.

Great campsite, group sites were huge with lots of provided tables and parking.