CampsiteSTANDARD NONELECTRIC

Site BLS32 — BIG LARCH CAMPGROUND

BIG LARCH CAMPGROUND · Idaho · Loop 4

Campsite BLS32 at BIG LARCH CAMPGROUND in Idaho. STANDARD NONELECTRIC site. No utility hookups. Maximum 10 people per site. First-come, first-served — no reservation needed.

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47.19222, -113.49389
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Equipment & Vehicle Limits

Important sizing constraints for your RV, trailer, or tent setup.

Site Length
50
Max Vehicle Length
20
Max Num of Vehicles
2
Driveway Surface
Paved
Driveway Entry
Back-in

Capacity & Rules

Max Num of People
10
Min Num of People
1
Capacity/Size Rating
Single
Pets Allowed
Yes

Site Features

Picnic Table
Picnic Table
Shade
Yes
Campfire Allowed
Yes

How Site BLS32 Compares

  • One of 58 sites at BIG LARCH CAMPGROUND — 9 of them in the 4 loop.
  • Fits vehicles up to 20 ft — shorter than 76% of sites here.
Other sites in the 4 loop
Site BLS13STANDARD NONELECTRIC · First-come, first-servedSite BLS12STANDARD NONELECTRIC · First-come, first-servedSite BLS31STANDARD NONELECTRIC · First-come, first-servedSite BLS11STANDARD NONELECTRIC · First-come, first-servedSite BLS29STANDARD NONELECTRIC · First-come, first-servedSite BLS30STANDARD NONELECTRIC · First-come, first-served

Photos from BIG LARCH CAMPGROUND

Recreation.gov photos of the campground. Specific site appearance may differ — these show the surrounding area and amenities.

Big Larch Campground Entrance Sign. It reads: Big Larch Campground, Lolo National Forest, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Campground. Western Larch trees displaying fall colors can be seen in the background.
Big Larch Campground Entrance Sign. It reads: Big Larch Campground, Lolo National Forest, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Campground. Western Larch trees displaying fall colors can be seen in the background. — USFS
A forested area within Big Larch Campground. Western Larch trees can be seen displaying their gold needles in the fall.
A forested area within Big Larch Campground. Western Larch trees can be seen displaying their gold needles in the fall. — USFS
A photo of Big Larch Campground day use swimming beach. It is summer and there are blue skies and a blue reflection on the water. The snow-capped Mission mountains can be seen in the distance.
A photo of Big Larch Campground day use swimming beach. It is summer and there are blue skies and a blue reflection on the water. The snow-capped Mission mountains can be seen in the distance. — USFS

Permitted Equipment

TentRVTrailerBoatPICKUP CAMPERPOP UPVEHICLESMALL TENTCARAVAN/CAMPER VANCARHammockFIFTH WHEELLARGE TENT OVER 9X12`

Booking Tips for Site BLS32

  • First-come first-served: arrive early, especially Friday afternoons in peak season
  • Have a backup: sites can fill up — know your second choice nearby
  • Quiet hours: typically 10pm–6am in federal campgrounds
  • Check-in/out: 3:00 PM / 1:00 PM
  • Pets: allowed (keep on a 6ft leash, never leave unattended)
  • Leave No Trace: pack out all trash, including food scraps

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I reserve campsite BLS32?

No — this site is first-come, first-served. Arrive early during peak season.

How many people can stay at site BLS32?

Maximum occupancy is 10 people and 2 vehicles.

What size RV fits at site BLS32?

Max vehicle length is 20 ft and the site itself is 50 ft long.

What hookups does site BLS32 have?

This is a dry site — no electric, water, or sewer hookups.

Are pets allowed at site BLS32?

Yes — pets are allowed. Keep on a 6 ft leash and follow campground rules; some areas require additional restrictions.

What are the check-in / check-out times?

Check-in: 3:00 PM. Check-out: 1:00 PM.

Can I have a campfire at site BLS32?

Campfires are allowed when no fire restrictions are in effect. Check current conditions before arrival.