Little Camas Ranch

The Boise National Forest is the stunning backdrop for the Little Camas Ranch, a vast expanse of 3,890± acres of fertile, wildlife-rich property. The ranch is a haven for hunters, with elk, antelope, and mule deer filtering into the ranch during the summer and fall. Boise National Forest borders the north and west sides of this incredible property. Additionally, the abundance of water on the ranch attracts a variety of wildlife, making it a prime habitat for small game animals and many birds. With over 2,800± acres of water rights and 13 pivots, the ranch is known for its rich water source, setting it apart from many ranches in the area. Little Camas Creek forms a 33± acre pond on the ranch’s south edge, attracting big game and various bird species and being a good fishery. The proximity of the South Fork of the Boise River, just a quick 7-mile drive away, provides excellent fly fishing opportunities for anglers along with boat access onto Anderson Ranch Reservoir, which is the source for this special tailwater fishery, home to big rainbow trout that can be caught while wading the shoreline or floating in a fishing raft. The surrounding area offers a range of outdoor activities, such as hiking, skiing, and cultural experiences in nearby Sun Valley or Boise. Perfect for those looking for a mix of outdoor adventure and modern conveniences, the Little Camas Ranch is an ideal escape for nature enthusiasts and hunters alike.