Afterhours Meadow

Afterhours Meadow sits at the end of a forest spur road in the Brule area, accessed via gravel road that leads to both roadside spots and a larger clearing. This dispersed camping area accommodates RVs up to 30 feet and offers both drive-in and walk-in access options.

The main camping area opens into a large field reached by a two-track road that standard vehicles can navigate. Reviewers note the gravel access road makes arrival straightforward, with some smaller sites available along the left side of the road before reaching the primary clearing. The open meadow provides room for multiple rigs to find level ground, though campers should expect natural debris including sticks and thorns scattered across the area.

Wildflowers bloom throughout the field during mid-summer months, and the location provides cellular coverage for AT&T users with external antennas. Joni Z. found the spot "surrounded by wildflowers in mid July" with reliable connectivity. The area works well for overnight stops, though extended camping may prove challenging due to ground conditions.

Campers can explore hiking and biking trails in the surrounding area, with the Boise Brule - Brule River State Forest located nearby for additional recreational opportunities. The meadow offers a straightforward boondocking experience for those comfortable with basic dispersed camping conditions.