Jefferson County Lake is a dog-friendly natural attraction located in Rigby, ID. This lake is a popular day-use area with an overnight campsite close by. Fido is …
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Jun 17, 2022
This place is pretty awesome! We tent camped here and the hosts were friendly and have (good sized) bundles of firewood they'll drop off at your campsite. There are docks on the water that are fun, m…Full review by 317madalync
Feb 20, 2022
This is a beautiful lake. Very chill and serene. A must visit. Will be back soon with my friends too. I did feel hungry and didn’t have food. That’s on me thoughFull review by Coastal00391549553
Aug 30, 2020
This is a great place to swim, kayak, and play on the beach. It’s great for kids. Water is cold if you aren’t used to cold Idaho lakes. It’s a great beach if you can’t go to a real beach. It gets cro…Full review by caseyannhurley
They are allowed only in certain areas though. There is an off leash area where they can be in the sand and water. The main beach front and lawn over to camp site one they are not …
They are allowed only in certain areas though. There is an off leash area where they can be in the sand and water. The main beach front and lawn over to camp site one they are not allowed at all. The rest of the park and campground not mentioned already they must be on a leash.
Hi there. We are thinking of rv camping here in August. Could you tell me if there is a mosquito problem there? Thanks lots!
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It depends upon what you mean by problem. We have giant mosquitos in Idaho. We have found that AVON skin so soft lotion is the best thing ever to repel them. You will survive …
It depends upon what you mean by problem. We have giant mosquitos in Idaho. We have found that AVON skin so soft lotion is the best thing ever to repel them. You will survive with little nusience if you use that product...and it smells pleasant and also has spf30 to guard against the UV rays from the sun.
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