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Idaho's
Lost RV Park
Enjoy Central Idaho mountains

Enjoy Central Idaho's mountains with beautiful forests, lakes and streams

Idaho's Lost RV Park

Enjoy Central Idaho's mountains with beautiful forests, lakes and streams.  It's the perfect place to go RVing, camping, fishing, boating, kayaking, picking berries, looking for mushrooms or just enjoying nature.

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Pineridge Café 3443 Highway 95, Council, ID 83612

Nestled between Council, Idaho and New Meadows, Idaho on Highway 95 is the Pineridge Café (pictured above) and store where you can grab a bite to eat.  Saturday is Prime Rib night.

Within 2 ½ miles is the Lost Valley Reservoir where you can catch some Perch or Trout or just enjoy the Lake.

New Meadows, Idaho
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Six miles up the road is New Meadows, Idaho (Pictured Above) with hot springs and golfing.  At New Meadows you can continue on Highway 95 to Riggins, Idaho or get on Highway 55 to   McCall, Idaho ( another 16 miles).  Riggins has salmon fishing and rafting the Salmon river.   McCall is a quaint little mountain town.  The McCall Lake is beautiful with boating and skiing and fishing. There are lots of shops to browse and pick up "treasures" and several bars and restaurants to eat at.

Lost RV Park

Lost RV Park is a seasonal RV park( May-September) for RVers 50 years and older. There are 16 RV sites.  Each site has a deck, small grassy area,  power, water and septic.  

Rates:  $20/night,  $100/week or $200/month

Website:  http://www.lostrvpark.com

Email:  bean.d4@gmail.com

Phone:  208-724-8189 (Donna) or 208-230-4686 (Maria)

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Owner of Lost RV Park 3438 Highway 95, Council, Idaho 83612.

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