Thousand Springs State Park

About

Billingsley Creek Campground is the primary camping facility within Thousand Springs State Park, a multi-unit park stretching along a remarkable section of the Snake River canyon where aquifer water emerges dramatically from the basalt cliffs. The campground occupies the Billingsley Creek Unit, offering 50 full-hookup RV sites on paved surfaces suitable for modern RVs. Each site includes 50/30/120-volt electrical service, water, and sewer hookups. The campground has indoor restroom facilities with flush toilets and showers. Sites feature fire rings and charcoal grills, with picnic areas throughout. ADA-accessible camping is available. The park's six units are all within short driving distance: Malad Gorge offers a dramatic 250-foot-deep canyon; Box Canyon Springs Nature Preserve protects a pristine spring-fed ecosystem; Ritter Island provides historic farmstead exploration; and Niagara Springs features a 250-foot waterfall. The visitor center at Malad Gorge provides interpretive exhibits and regional information.

Directions

From I-84, take exit 141 at Bliss and head south on Highway 30 toward Hagerman. The Billingsley Creek Unit entrance is approximately 8 miles south, directly on Highway 30. From Twin Falls, take exit 147 at Tuttle, cross the interstate and turn left at the first intersection onto Ritchie Road, then follow to Justice Grade and turn right to Highway 30.