We were staying in this park 2 nights because our daughter lives near by. I read reviews about the many full time residents living here. This is true but we were happy with the stay and had no issues with residents. The park accepted our dog ,a Rotti. They put us in space 125 near the dog run and lots of shade. The park quiet and we were able to ride our bike places. We were super happy and would come back Again. read more

We were visiting family in the area March 16-22. This was the only location close enough that was open to RV travelers. The rest of the spaces were occupied by permanent RV residents. I called and spoke with Pam, very friendly and knowledgeable lady. She provided me with cost, indoor pool and hot tube information, site available, and restroom/shower information. After consulting with my spouse I called back and spoke with Tabby. Things to keep in mind: Well maintained park Clean big gravel sites Cement slabs Picnic table, ours was wood. I seen some that looked like plastic maybe metal. Playground for kids Three dog areas, two fenced. Indoor pool and small indoor hut tub (9am-5pm) Your only allowed Propane campfire pits. Would I recommend absolutely. read more

Doggy daycare or boarding in an open environment - needs a little attention though staff are great and my pup is always happy here

Great stay, close to the lake and yummy restaurants. We were there during the California and Oregon Fires which brought a ton of smoke to the area with horrible air quality almost the entire trip. But the park is clean, showers, bathrooms and the laundry areas are clean and maintained but the showers inside could use an update or a paint job. Our spot was shaded by a huge tree always love that, but it does seem that all the rv spots are mostly full time residents but it's quiet and easy on off to interstate 90. Definitely give this place a try if you're in the area. read more

Coeur D'alene Rv Resort - Our spot - Resorts Near Me - Post Falls, Idaho

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Read the Google reviews - they seem to be more accurate than Yelp. The property is large and relatively clean. Each spot is pretty flat and has very little grass if any but each spot has a shade tree. Cable TV is good - lots of channels and yes in HD Wifi Coverage is good but they throttle down your connection speed to 1mb up/down so you cant steam any HD Movies but fast enough to watch youtube. I posted a picture of the Lots - most of the long term campers stay in the 155 to 163 area which is nearest the busy street. Stay away from there if your afraid of run-down trailers and 80's cars and trucks The park is large and near the dog park. Bathroom (Bathhouse) is large and have plenty of private showers - Mom is even able to shower the kids in private. It's also free! The park is a solid 3 stars - it would of gotten higher of the full time campers weren't there. read more

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We traveled the US every summer and have for two years. We have stayed in dozens of places private RV parks and as basic as state parks. This is a great resort to rest and call home for a few weeks every summer. Convenient to CDA and Spokane. The resort is safe, secure, clean, well kept, nice looking, and has a lot of amenities. 2 bars on my 4g cell service. many old movie and old show TV channels, theaters close by.and well. And that bar Tobi Kieth sang about is just down the road. Pool, playground, laundry, kid friendly, pet friendly. The staff was very helpful. My only three complaints are the speed of the Internet and signage and permanent residents. Having been a network professional, I can tell you the network is overloaded and incorrectly positioned to give much of the park good service. In today's world of streaming services, for the modern traveller, this really needs improvement. That said, the entire RV Park industry needs to step up their game for Internet access speeds. Coming from the east there is virtually no indication of the park entrance. Lights are inadequate and/or burned out. Very dark entrance and easy to miss. From the west the sign is either not lit poorly lit and covered in foliage. Permanent resident have been allowed to spread their presence with typical residential possessions, vehicles and even fenced yards. It's a shame the park allowed the presence of permanent residences pretty much through out the park. However this is still best and greatest place to stay for either the Spokane or Coeur D' Alene area. We will be back next year read more

We traveled the US for a year in our RV, moving every 3 weeks. We have stayed in places as ritzy as the French Quarter RV Resort, and as basic as state parks. I see other reviewers saying this isn't a resort, however, compared to the other places around Spokane IT IS, lol.... The resort is safe, secure, clean, well kept, nice looking, and has a lot of amenities. Pool, playground, laundry, internet, kid friendly, pet friendly, and we had a lot of friendly neighbors. The kids had a blast riding around the park on their bikes, playing on the play ground, and enjoying games on the back lawn. The staff was very helpful and made us feel right at home. This is a great place to stay for either the Spokane or Coeur D' Alene area. We ended up liking the Spokane area so much after staying at the resort, we bought a home in the area. read more

We stayed at this RV park for 2 nights. It is called a resort...but so many permanent residents with old, rundown rvs detract from the resort life style. Lots of fencing and clutter around the rvs make it look very unappealing. There should be rules and regulations regarding the appearance of some of these "homes". Also, there were many pull thru spaces but we were denied one and had to back in to a spot. We will not stay here again. read more

The people are the office are cordial. The 2 neighbors were older folk who are not the friendliest people. But there were a couple others who were. The 2 neighbors would scoff at the boys. Not a place that we would return to. The "resort" isn't really a resort the pictures are deceiving. They have quiet a bit of lifers here. So it feels like you are in their territory. If you have younger children it's probably not the place to go. read more

I was told when I booked the reservation a month ago that I was going to be in spot #97. When we arrived today at 5:00 pm I was told that we were now in Spot #4. This spot was much smaller than the other spot but yet still the same price. We have a very large 5th fifth wheel with 4 slideouts and we barely fit in the spot. I'm still a little unsure as to how we are going to get out of our spot tomorrow. We are only here for one night so I did not make too big a deal out of it. This park is full of full-time RVers that look like they've been here months. I felt very out of place. Only positive thing to say is the pool is nice and my kids enjoyed that. Would I come back? Probably not! read more

In the past this was a very nice park with a friendly staff! No more! It's dirty & the people are terribly rude! If you need to change the dates of your reservation please write everything down including who you talk to! When you show up you will find out that you have been charged for the dates that you told them that you wouldn't be there & they will call you a liar!! We will never ever stay there again! read more

We stayed here for one night. coming from the east, their sign was not there and we missed the turn into the resort. Had to go down, UNHOOK, and turn around. We saw the place. When we complained upon checking in they finally put up a Good Sam banner. There is not an address number out front either. The reviews online and pictures on line show the park/resort when it was new. It does not look quite like that now. It has grown some and it not quite as neat. Still it is clean but looks like a lot of permanent residents. The Entry height at the check-in is 13 feet and your attenas will rub the roof. The do not have wi-fi except in the check-in building so you are on your own. This is a very large park. We had to back up when we needed to dump. read more

This is advertised as an "RV Resort." In actuality is a roadside trailer park. Their WiFi was extremely unreliable. If you want to use their cable bring your 20 year old box TV because the analog signal doesn't work with flat screen HD TV's. The park is 7 miles from downtown Coeur d'Alene, which should be easily accessible by bike. But a busy road for 2 miles prior to catching the trail is not bike friendly at all. Terrible, terrible, terrible. read more

We stayed there on a very snowy night in February. While it was the first RV "campground" I've ever visited, the thing that was most important to me, and with which I was HUGELY impressed, was the availability of showers, and the amazing leanliness of the bathrooms. It was probably the cleanest public bathroom I've ever used. No mildew, mold or grime anywhere to be seen or smelled. It was clearly well maintained on a regular basis. read more