The state of Idaho has set aside land for a total of 20 state parks, including:

• Bear Lake
  Southeastern Idaho, south of Montpelier. Offers swimming, boating, camping and fishing. For more information, call (208) 847-1045.
  
• Bruneau Dunes
  Southwestern Idaho, south of Bruneau. Includes the highest single sand dune in North America. Offers hiking and fishing. For more information, call 366-7919.
  
• Eagle Island
  Southwestern Idaho, near Eagle. A day-use park open between Memorial Day and Labor Day. The park offers swimming and water slides as long as staff are on hand. For more information, call 939-0696.
  
• Harriman
  Southeastern Idaho, north of Ashton. Offers fly fishing and the “Railroad Ranch” cabins. For more information, call (208) 558-7368.
  
• Henry’s Lake
  Southeastern Idaho, north of Ashton. Offers fishing, boating, water skiing and swimming. For more information, call (208) 558-7532.
  
• Lucky Peak
  Southwestern Idaho, east of Boise. Day-use park offering swimming, fishing and boating. For more information, call 334-2432.
  
• Malad Gorge
  Southwestern Idaho, northwest of Twin Falls. Day-use park offering hiking. For more information, call (208) 837-4505.
  
• Massacre Rock
  Southeastern Idaho, southwest of Pocatello. Offers camping and Oregon Trail artifacts. For more information, call (208) 548-2672.
  
• Ponderosa
  Central Idaho, near McCall. Offers boating, fishing, swimming, hiking and camping. For more information, call (208) 634-2164.
  
• Three Island Crossing
  Southwestern Idaho, east of Bruneau. Offers camping and an Oregon Trail historical display. For more information, call 366-2394.
  

For information about all of Idaho’s state parks, visit www.idahoparks.org.