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Fish it. Float it. Camp it.
Waterfront RV & tent camping on Idaho's own Black Sands shoreline
Grand View, Idaho's Waterfront RV Park & Campground
Black Sands sits right on the shores of C.J. Strike Reservoir, with a boat ramp, a public swim area, and waterfront sites all in one place. Add a cafe, bar, and convenience store on-site, and you've got everything you need for a weekend on the water without ever leaving the property.
RV Sites
Our RV sites put you right on the water! Choose from 12 back-in waterfront sites with direct lake access for rigs up to 40 feet, or one of our rustic overflow sites tucked back from the shore for a quieter, budget-friendly stay. Need more room for the whole crew? Our group RV sites offer wide, shaded spots perfect for a family reunion or a weekend with friends. Every site puts you steps from the beach, with picnic tables and fire rings for evenings by the lake. An on-site restaurant and convenience store keep your stay simple.
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Tent Sites
Choose from 12 waterfront sites with direct lake access, complete with picnic tables and fire pits for sunrise and sunset views right from your tent. Prefer some shade? Our grassy tent sites sit beneath mature trees for a cooler, more traditional camping feel. Need to be close without the extras? Our rustic overflow sites offer a simple, budget-friendly spot near the water. Every site puts you steps from the beach, with an on-site restaurant and convenience store nearby.
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Upcoming Events
Live music, lakeside cookouts, fishing tournaments, and craft nights all season long. Check what's coming up, then book your site before it fills.
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Your Weekend on the Water Starts Here
Black Sands has been a lakeside gathering spot on C.J. Strike Reservoir for generations, known as much for its food as its fishing. This isn't a polished resort, it's a working lake camp where families come back year after year. Grab a seat on the deck for burgers, fresh-cut fries, or a seafood platter with a view of the Owyhee Mountains, then head to the water to launch a boat or cast a line. Anglers come for the crappie, families come for the shallow swim area and shaded campsites. Our RV and tent sites sit steps from the shoreline, with full hookups for those who want the comforts and dry camping for those who don't. A boat ramp gives you direct lake access, and our on-site restaurant and bar mean you don't have to leave the property to eat well.