The tiny town of North Fork is a true hidden gem in Idaho. Located right at the confluence of the North Fork of the Salmon River with the main Salmon River, the town itself boasts a small population including a handful of longtime families. Although not very well-known by the average person, it’s become a popular destination among hardcore adventurers. River rats, fishermen, hunters, and hikers all will find a little oasis in this charming community, especially since a historic general store is at the heart of it.
Located right along scenic Highway 93, North Fork is an adventure destination that must be experienced. If you do find yourself in this area, a stop at the iconic North Fork Store is a must for all of the supplies and provisions you may need.
The North Fork Store was first established in 1916 and it's been providing the community with groceries, fuel, and equipment ever since. Since then, the store has expanded into a one-stop-shop for all of your adventuring needs.
Whether you're looking for a simple base camp in between explorations or a place to relax and unwind in the beautiful Idaho wilderness, you'll find that the North Fork Store is simply perfect. Home to lodge rooms, full hookup RV spaces, and fuel dispensers, they've got everything you could need.
Whether you're staying overnight or simply stopping in for a few minutes, the store is bound to surprise you with just how much it has to offer. From fishing licenses to ice cream and everything in between, you definitely won't be leaving empty-handed.
There's even an on-site cafe where you can enjoy a hearty breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Choose from a wide selection of delicious items such as burgers, soups, salads, tacos, and breakfast dishes.
When we say this store has everything, we mean it! Inside you'll also find a post office, liquor store, showers, and a laundry room. Of course, the market section of the general store is always stocked with every type of supply you can imagine.
Simply put, this century-old general store has it all. However, it's not the amenities that keeps bringing people back. It's the small town hospitality and welcoming atmosphere that will have you coming back again and again!
