621 W Pierce Ave, Weippe, ID, 83553
Wild Camas RV Park is a well established park in Weippe (wee-ipe) Idaho, formerly known to locals as Watt's RV. This 6 space park sits on the edge of a little town with big heart and lots of history. All sites are pull-through and exit to the East side. Southern exposure provides prairie and forest views. Weippe is part of Clearwater County in the North Central Idaho region.
Last Updated: 09/02/2026
Vehicle Limits
Please limit the number of visiting vehicles to the space allowed within the rented space. No overnight stays allowed by extra vehicles. Additional charges will be applied.
Speed Limit
Speed limit in Park is 5 mph. Please adhere to this rule to keep dust at a minimum. Be respectful when riding motorized bikes/atvs thru the park to the designated areas to ride.
No Vehicle Washing
Use of water for vehicle washing is not allowed. If necessary a $30 fee will be applied.
MAXIMUM STAY 3 MONTHS
Month to month rental will be allowed, based on the previous experience. We do not accept campers who want to live at our RV park as their home. We welcome respectful travelers and working campers.
DRUG FREE RV PARK
We are a drug free environment. If you are caught doing drugs you will be asked to leave and if you do not leave you will be escorted off the premises by the local sheriff.
Campfires
No burning allowed at camp sites. Individual/portable propane units are allowed, with proper supervision.
Tents
One tent allowed per site with $5 nightly charge added.
Pets
Pets must be kept on leash and cleaned up after - No aggressive breeds.
621 W Pierce Ave, Weippe, ID, 83553
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The Weippe prairie is bordered by forest and state land making the landscape rustic, scenic and peaceful. Wildlife is abundant and noticeable almost any time of day and throughout all 4 seasons. Ranches and farms nearby provide ever changing and interesting scenery from crops grown to harvest to livestock and more. Hiking and atv riding are very popular with many trails to explore. Small streams, ponds, lakes and rivers abound for more enjoyment. Off the Lewis & Clark Trail and the Gold Rush Historic Byway you will find rich history in the landscape that provide memorable current adventures.