Three Island Crossing State Park

Closed — The campground is currently closed for winter. Wagon Wheel Campground typically operates year-round with reservations available through ReserveAmerica.

About

Three Island Crossing State Park in Glenns Ferry preserves one of the most important Snake River crossings along the Oregon Trail. Modern campers enjoy comfortable facilities while exploring the same landscape that challenged 19th-century pioneers. The park offers two campground loops with 82 total sites featuring electric (30 or 50-amp) and water hookups, though no sewer hookups are available. A centrally located dump station serves RV campers. The campground accommodates RVs up to 90 feet with a mix of back-in and pull-through sites on paved pads. Each site includes a picnic table and fire ring, with many sites offering shade from mature trees. Modern restroom facilities feature flush toilets and free hot showers. Eight cabins are also available for reservation, sleeping up to five guests with electricity, heat, air conditioning, and lockable doors. Beyond camping, the park offers the admission-free Oregon Trail History and Education Center with exhibits on pioneers and Native American history. Visitors can view original wagon ruts, walk interpretive trails to the historic river crossing site, and fish for catfish, smallmouth bass, and trout in the Snake River. A disc golf course provides additional recreation. Located just two miles off Interstate 84, the park combines historical significance with modern camping comfort.

Directions

Located in Glenns Ferry, two miles off Interstate 84 at the Glenns Ferry exit.

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