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Covering more than 2.1 million acres of land across Idaho and Utah, the Sawtooth National Forest is a truly special piece of land. Thanks to the park's enormous size, camping opportunities abound, and there's something to suit every type of camper. The established campgrounds range from simple tent pads to family-friendly campgrounds with hot showers and children's playgrounds, and if you're looking for a more rugged experience, dispersed camping is permitted in many different areas of the forest as well. No matter which part of the forest you choose to stay in, there are plenty of hiking trails, picturesque views, and chances to spot wildlife.

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