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I grew up in a family that spent our summers camping. I’ve stayed at dozens of campsites throughout my life and have a few that are my personal favorites (that could be a whole other article…). However, I recently came across a new camping destination that was a little off the beaten path, but quickly rose to the top of my favorites list. It’s Twin Lakes Reservoir near Preston. This campground is a little different because it’s owned by the Twin Lakes Canal Company, but it’s perfect for some time in nature. It’s a destination you’ll probably see me visit year after year.


Twin Lakes Reservoir is located about 15 miles northwest of Preston, near the small town of Clifton. It’s not large compared to many of Idaho’s other lakes, but it’s perfect for boating, paddling, fishing and swimming.



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We spent a few days at Twin Lakes Campground. If you want to spend time on the water, this is a fantastic spot as most campsites are right on the reservoir. In fact, we anchored our boat at our campsite and hopped in and out all day.



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There are 56 campsites at Twin Lakes Reservoir, many of which are large enough to accommodate caravans. There is no water or electricity and we discovered there were no picnic tables. If you come, make sure you bring a table!



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But if you just want a camping spot where you can relax and enjoy the view, this is the place. When I wasn’t fishing, I sat near the shore and watched my kids kayak, paddle board and swim.



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Dogs are also allowed at Twin Lakes Campground, but they must be on a leash at all times.


I loved spending my evenings along the coast gazing at the Idaho sunsets – it was breathtaking.



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My husband enjoyed spending his days fishing. Twin Lakes offers excellent bass and trout fishing and he caught tons of bluegill.



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We even saw all kinds of birds on and near the water, including several bald eagles, which my kids loved.


We were there during a holiday weekend and despite the large number of campsites, the campsite was full. Reservations at this campsite are recommended and must be made at least two weeks before arrival. If no reservation has been made before that time, the campsites will be on a first come, first served basis.



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Overall, my off-the-beaten-path trips were well worth it and my family loved our adventures, camping and playing in the water. We are already looking forward to returning next year.



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For more information about this campground, including reservation information, visit the Twin Lakes Canal Company website.


Have you been to Twin Lakes Reservoir? Have you camped here? What are some of your favorite off-the-beaten-path gems that you’ve visited? Let us know in the comments.


If you go into town during your stay at this campsite (like I did!), spend some time exploring the area charming town of Preston. This is a farming community that is delightful in every way. And before you visit this campsite, make sure you have all the necessary camping gear on hand REI And Hinterland.



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