Cloverleaf Campground

I hesitate to say how awesome this campground is because I like the quiet solitude.

Beautiful campground, you can actually feel like you are In the middle of no where. Loved the flushing toilets and spot 12 had easy access to them. Nice creek, easy pathway to get to it from camp spot 13. Only 4 miles away from the cave. Friendly camp hosts.

I loved every min and every second of being there... and if h go on the right path u will find beautiful spots to have a picnic ..

Quietly nestled in the South For St Charles Creek in the Cache National Forest, this campground is perfect to get away from the busy lives we lead and unplug. The campsite are primative, with padded lots for trailers or small RVs, and tent sites right close by. There is water available at a central location right off the main road (that runs like a figure 8 through the campground) and a men/women restrooms with toilets, urinal and sink. Each campsite had a nice picnic table and fire ring. This fork of the St Charles Creek is cold! The water is fast moving and pretty Rocky, so you'll want to keep an eye on young children. With this campground just minutes down the road from Minnetonka Cave and not far from Bear Lake, it's a really hidden gem of Southeast Idaho. Be careful on the road that turns off of Hwy 89. There open grazing cattle through a section of the road in the national forest. This is a canine you'll want to visit over and over again! With the dappling of aspens, it's sure to be a beautiful spot in Autumn's glory.

Really nice campground. Flush toilet, running water. Our campsite was number 11 great spot, the fire ring is in a nice spot. Lots of shade, next to the creek. The walk to the bathroom is a little tricky. There is no straight way there, unless you go through someone else's campground or take the road up and around. We also had campsite 18. It's really big, but the fire pit is in a very awkward spot... maybe 3 ft away from a group of trees. There is also a lot less shade in this campsite.