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A young girl hikes up a 45-degree sand dune at Bruneau Sand Dunes in Southwestern Idaho. Bruneau Sand Dunes is the tallest free-standing dune in North America.
Written by Mod Fam on May 1, 2020

Camping in Idaho – Bruneau Sand Dunes

#PNW . Hiking . Idaho . Outdoor Recreation . Trailer Camping . Travel . United States
A young girl stands on a large sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.

Contents of this Post

  • Recommendations for RV Camping in Idaho
    • Visit the Tallest Sand Dunes in North America
  • Camping in Idaho: Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park
    • Distance to Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park
    • Elevation & Difficulty
    • Fees & Amenities
    • Contact & Updates
  • Camping in Idaho: Bruneau Sand Dunes
    • Trailers, Tents, and Bivy-Sacks Welcome!
    • Bruneau Dunes Observatory & Visitor Center
    • The Tallest Dunes in North America: 500 Feet Tall
    • Bruneau Sand Dunes: Remnant of the Bonneville Flood
  • The Best Camping Views in Idaho
    • High Desert Dunes and the Snake River
    • Run, Surf, or Roll Your Way Down the Dunes
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Recommendations for RV Camping in Idaho

Whether you’ve never been camping in Idaho or have lived here your entire life, the state park system is one of the most convenient and comfortable ways to get out and explore Idaho’s natural beauty and extensive natural resources. The wilderness in Idaho is one of the big draws that keeps us coming back, and the state has endless recreational opportunities for the adventurous.

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One of the state parks along the Snake River basin is Bruneau Sand Dunes, the surprising location of North America’s tallest free-standing sand dunes, kept in place by near-constant opposing winds. We found a spot to camp here when Three Islands Crossing and other nearby parks had already filled up. The Dunes state park also has a thorough interpretive center and day-use area if you’re not planning to stay overnight.


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A young girl smiles and squats down to the ground while holding a small Pomeranian Chihuahua on a leash at Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park in Southwest Idaho.

Camping in Idaho: Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park

The campground itself is open and not as densely covered with trees and vegetation as some of the other Snake River parks. The landscape is dry and sparse; it is the high desert, after all! A dusty trail leads from the campground past the interpretive center toward the dunes. Several smaller dunes sit below the largest two dunes, and a marshy wetland lies between them all. If you’re feeling ambitious, it’s worth the climb to the very top for the views of the Snake River basin and surrounding plateaus. You can also rent boards or bring your own to sand surf the dunes.

Distance to Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park

  • Boise, Idaho to Bruneau Sand Dunes via I-84: 64 miles (103 km)
  • Ogden, Utah to Bruneau Sand Dunes via I-84: 259 miles (417 km)

Elevation & Difficulty

  • Elevation: 2,470 feet
  • Park Acreage: 4,800 acres
  • Hiking difficulty: Moderate to difficult, with some steep, sandy dunes that can be hot in the direct sun during the summer months
  • Warnings: Sand board rentals are suspended when temperatures exceed 80 degrees Fahrenheit, due to increased risk of burns

Fees & Amenities

Motor Vehicle Entry Fee$5 per vehicle
Standard campsites$12-$21 per night
Serviced campsites $24-$29 per night
Equestrian campsites$12-$21 per night
Cabin$50-$55 per night
  • Amenities at the Campground: Showers, flush toilets, dump stations, equestrian campgrounds & trails, electricity in campgrounds
  • Boating Access: Electric motor boats only; ramps from day-use area only
  • Activities: Hiking, bird watching, sand surfing, horseback riding, boating, and other outdoor activities around the dunes. Activities and interpretive center provides information and observatory activities seasonally at night

Contact & Updates

  • Closures and Updates: Check the Idaho State Park Bruneau Dunes website for closures and updates; closures and access announcements are regularly posted on the State Park website
  • Contact: Call the visitor center direct at (208) 366-7919. Contact reservations at 1-888-9-CAMPID or 1-888-922-6743.

Two young girls hold dogs on leashes at Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park in Southwest Idaho.

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We first visited Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park last summer, when the girls were not quite 3 and 9. Our friends Ben and Amelia joined us in our trailer, and sisters Sandy and Susan, owners of Boise’s own Tin Roof Tacos, joined us in Sandy’s RV with her dog, Dexter. When we weren’t traipsing up the hot sand dunes, we relaxed back at camp, enjoying a warm fire at night and great conversation with friends long after the girls fell asleep.


A young girl stands among yellow flowering bushes and sagebrush at Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park in Southwest Idaho.

Bruneau Dunes Observatory & Visitor Center

There’s not much nearby the state park; it’s a few miles to the nearby towns of Bruneau and Hammett, and the larger town of Mountain Home and the Mountain Home Air Force Base are a good 20-25 minutes away by car. But that’s kind of the point of camping and “getting away,” at any rate. Despite their proximity to the air force base, the dunes below the surrounding plateaus make a great location for the Bruneau Dunes Observatory. Regularly-scheduled activities and events at the interpretive center and observatory make this a popular spot for stargazers and photographers looking for minimal noise for those perfect star shots under the dark sky, either with or without a telescope.


Hikers approach two large sand dunes at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A young girl stands on a large sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.

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We ran up and down the dunes, despite the extra effort it takes to trudge through deep, dry sand that is also hot to the touch from the summer sun. The tallest dune reaches nearly 500 feet from top to bottom. Technically, it is the largest single-structured dune in all of North America. Step aside, Sahara! The Bruneau Sand Dunes can hold their own in terms of desert beauty and sandy spectacles of nature.


Silhouetted individuals climb sand dunes at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A young girl and her mother stand and sit on a large sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.

A young girl sits atop a large sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A woman and her small Pomeranian Chihuahua stand atop a large sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A young girl and her mother stand atop a large sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.

Bruneau Sand Dunes: Remnant of the Bonneville Flood

These dunes started with sands left behind by the Bonneville Flood 15,000 years ago. Eagle Cove, an abandoned cut-off meander of the Snake River, was a natural sand trap for over 12,000 years while the dunes formed. The dunes are situated in the center of their natural basin, which is unique to the Western hemisphere because most dunes lie at the edge. Today, the 470-foot Big Dune is the tallest single-structured sand dune in North America.

Wind speeds from all sides are fairly even and prevailing winds blow from the southeast approximately 28 percent of the time and from the northwest approximately 32 percent of the time. This keeps the dunes fairly stable and they do not drift far.

Not so many years ago, NASA scientists studied Bruneau sand dunes for clues to the dunescape on Mars. Bring your toboggans, skis, sleds and discs and take a ride!

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A young girl and her mother stand atop a large sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A young girl follows a large dog up a 45-degree sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A large dog sits atop a sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A young girl sits atop a large sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A woman climbs a large sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.

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I’m more of a mountain view kind of guy, and I love the sweeping views of forested mountains, rocky peaks, and plunging valleys between alpine lakes. But there’s something equally inspiring about high desert plateaus and wide open country like the dry landscapes around Bruneau Dunes. Once you climb up the dunes – even part way – you can survey the surrounding farmland and the occasional hedge or stand of trees near a homestead or farm operation.

A view to a small lake and the Snake River valley from atop the largest sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.

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The dunes themselves impress the mountain-loving skeptic: broad, sweeping lines crisscross the horizon as blowing sand forms ridges and slides on the tops of the dunes. The 45-degree incline of sand contrasts with the jagged, stony ridge in the background. Everything about the dunes and the surrounding landscape inspires, from the sheer scale of the dunes to the picturesque lake and grassy reeds at the base and the gently sloping farmland in the distance.


A young girl reclines atop the largest sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A young girl hikes up a 45-degree sand dune at Bruneau Sand Dunes in Southwestern Idaho.  Bruneau Sand Dunes is the tallest free-standing dune in North America.
A young girl hikes up a 45-degree sand dune at Bruneau Sand Dunes in Southwestern Idaho.  Bruneau Sand Dunes is the tallest free-standing dune in North America.
A young girl hikes up a 45-degree sand dune at Bruneau Sand Dunes in Southwestern Idaho.  Bruneau Sand Dunes is the tallest free-standing dune in North America.

Run, Surf, or Roll Your Way Down the Dunes

But more than anything, the dunes are just plain fun. It’s exhilarating to run, skip, tumble, and fall down the steep side of a 500-foot sand dune. The climb up (and back up, over and over again) is worth the fast fall down. And with each step and tumble, the sand gives way and cushions your descent.


A young girl runs down a 45-degree side of the largest sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A young girl runs down a 45-degree side of the largest sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A young girl and her mother climb the largest sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. Sagebrush and high desert landscape are visible in the distance below the dune. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A young girl and her mother stand and sit atop the tallest sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A young girl and her mother stand atop the largest sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. Sagebrush and high desert landscape are visible in the distance below the dune along Idaho's Snake River Basin. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A view atop the largest sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. Sagebrush and high desert landscape are visible in the distance below the dune along Idaho's Snake River Basin. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A woman sits atop a sand dune while holding an aluminum water bottle at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.
A young girl slides down a 45-degree side of the largest sand dune at Southwest Idaho's Bruneau Sand Dunes State Park. The dunes are the largest free-standing sand dunes in North America.

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Margie
Margie
4 years ago

Just another reason I need to explore more of Idaho. I saved this for future travel. Thanks!

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Juliet Dreamhunter
Juliet Dreamhunter
4 years ago

Oooh, I have never seen a sand dune, must be cool. Your photos look like you all had fun there, thank you for sharing! I imagine finding sand everywhere after such a fun trip!

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CHELSEA MESSINA
CHELSEA MESSINA
5 years ago

This is amazing! I had no idea Idaho had sand dunes. MI has the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, and a few state parks that have dunes too. State Parks are often less crowded than the National Parks, I’ve been visiting them when I travel, will be including these! Thanks for sharing!

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Vicky @ Beyond London
Vicky @ Beyond London
5 years ago

You’ve got a lovely family! I’m not a massive camper but I’m tempted by your pictures. Thank you for sharing!

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Mod Fam
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Reply to  Vicky @ Beyond London
5 years ago

Thanks so much, Vicky! It’s definitely worth checking out, even for day use and a run down the dunes!

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Rachel
Rachel
5 years ago

The pictures are beautiful! I have never been personally but it is now on my bucketlist. Thank you!

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Leigh
Leigh
5 years ago

Super cool! I just moved to Salt Lake City, so I plan on exploring Idaho quite a bit when I have the chance! Nice that the dunes weren’t too hot – when I visited Great Sand Dune National park in Colorado, my dog had to wear boots!

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Mod Fam
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Reply to  Leigh
5 years ago

Wow, that’s hot! Oh fun move…..Salt Lake is beautiful! Well Utah is gorgeous too! Have a wonderful time exploring Idaho and Utah!!

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Kelly
Kelly
5 years ago

So stunning! Honestly didn’t even know that this existed. Gonna add it on our road trip itinerary when we can finally leave the house!

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Mod Fam
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Reply to  Kelly
5 years ago

Yes, you really should! It is pretty spectacular!

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