Robie Creek Park Group Shelter

About

Robie Creek Park Group Shelter is a secluded day-use facility at the confluence of Mores Creek and Robie Creek on the edge of the Boise National Forest. The site is part of the Lucky Peak Lake recreation area managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers, located about 12 miles from Boise via Highway 21. The reservable group shelter is non-electric and accommodates up to 50 people with parking for 10 vehicles. Amenities include 10 picnic tables, high-top serving counters, two large grills, and a hot coal bin. The surrounding park has six individual shade shelters each with a table and stand-up grill, three vault toilets, and a playground. Recreation opportunities include swimming at the buoyed beach area and boating at the adjacent Robie Creek Launch Area. The setting features basalt canyons, ponderosa pines, and granite outcrops. Note there is no cellular service at this location; an emergency phone is available at the park entrance.

Directions

From the intersection of Warm Springs Road and Highway 21 in Boise, turn north onto Highway 21 towards Idaho City. Continue 9.2 miles, passing Lucky Peak Dam and the Forest Service Nursery. Cross the Mores Creek High Bridge and continue another 2.3 miles. Near mile marker 21, as the road descends into Mores Creek canyon and the speed limit drops from 55 to 45 MPH, make a hairpin left turn onto Robie Creek Road. Continue past Mores Creek Park and Robie Creek Launch Area to reach the gravel parking area at Robie Creek Park.