This is one of the nicest RV parks I've ever stayed in. It's fairly new so the trees are not big…read moreenough yet to provide shade. However, each space is perfectly groomed with lots of grass and plenty of space. The community areas are very nice, the dog park, the bath houses, campfire areas, and just general seating. The shuttle service to the casino and nearby. Businesses is a wonderful convenience. The services include trash pick ups. There are even adorable cottages available to rent with golf carts. The property is very walkable, with a convenience store nearby. The community center is very lovely and the staff very helpful. The only suggestion I have for improvement, to get to the dog park, you have to walk all the way to the end of the row. It would be nice to have a pass-through in the middle of the long rows.

So we didn't have reservations to stay anywhere in our RV last night- had hoped to stay near…read moreSandpoint but so many campgrounds not open yet. Saw this place at the last minute, pulled in, and stayed the night. Grounds were immaculate. Bathrooms were spotless. And laundry facilities. Short walk to the casino to indulge in some Ben and Jerry's ice cream. Very happy with our last minute choice- yeah not a view of a lake but clean and quiet (when we were there)). Staff was nice. Great place.

Okay this is a hidden gem if you are an RV'er. We found this site through RVParky (iPhone App)…read more It's a great app that lists free and paid sites to stay at across the US and Canada. This is a paid site but is really hidden and hard to find, especially at night. Thanks to a review on RVParky we were able to use the directions given to find the entrance at night. It was still hard though but we did manage to find it and stay the night. The entrance is just after the horse stables and set way back off the road. The entrance has a sign with a red box and a big R in it. There is a little hut by the gate and a fence. They fence was close but the pin wasn't locked. Just unpin it and drive in and find a free spot if nobody is manning the hut. To pay for the site you have to drive to the other side of the stadium to the Park office. We did so in the morning and paid for our site and continued on our journey. It is a big open park with lots of sites. Power and water is available for those RV'ers that need or want it. There is a washroom building available. I don't think there were any showers though.

Been coming to this lake resort for 26 years. starting out tent camping, moving into RV & tent…read morecamping. Now for past 4 years have been renting cabins. They never disappoint. The new owners have continued the great tradition, added some new ones and continue to make imp. We love this place. Already booked next year.

Overwhelming dog urine smell and no help from staff We…read morestayed in one of the "condos" (bottom floor rose bud)and the experience was disappointing from the start. The place reeked of dog urine the entire time. There was no air conditioning and no screen door, so we couldn't even open the door to get some fresh air without letting bugs in. A week before our arrival I specifically called to confirm this was not a dog-friendly property and was told there were absolutely no dogs allowed in the condos. That clearly wasn't the case. We reported the smell to staff. They admitted they already knew about it and said they would call us with a solution. No one ever called. We ended up going to the store ourselves for carpet freshener and a kids-and-pets odor eliminator, then had to ask for a vacuum (which they did provide). None of it made a meaningful difference. The second bed was in the living room right in the middle of the urine smell, so the other couple we were sharing the condo with slept in their car both nights. Would not recommend. The property needs to address the odor issues properly and communicate honestly about the condition of the unit.

A work friend and I ventured to Spokane and we wanted to find something unique to occupy a few…read moreafternoon hours. I had searched the city's tourism site and found WS; decided to book a food tour (30 June 2023). Proprietor, Alana, was our guide and she offered us a wonderful downtown walking tour that included tasty bites from 5 establishments, interesting Spokane facts, and friendly conversation. Besides the two of us, the group consisted of three couples. We had a nice time together and being a small tour group made for easy transitions and a relaxed atmosphere. Choose any kind of tour from WS and you'll be sure to get different pieces of Spokane history and walk away having spent a fun afternoon (or evening) with fun and interesting people and places.

- Alana was amazing! Our group loved having Alana from…read moreWander Spokane as our step-on guide. She was warm, knowledgeable, and engaging, sharing Spokane's history and hidden gems with just the right mix of facts and fun. She made the city come alive and turned a great trip into an unforgettable experience!

A local mountain park great for snowboarders Nd skiers. There is no onsite accommodations so you…read morehave to stay in Spokane area and drive to this mountain. There are two lodges we always go to lodge two. Lodge two is where the lift tickets can be purchased and skis and snowboards can be rented. The people who work here are great. They try to help you to get your tickets and rental quickly so you can enjoy your time on the slopes. During long holidays, it could get crowded very fast. The parking can get full. They have free shuttle ring to bring people to the lodge area. The chairs are well operated; easy to get in and get off. The classes for young kids are a great value. If you are local they have great ski packages and season pass. The teachers are great; all our three kids learned how to ski and snowboard here under the caring instruction of teachers. Richard is one of their favorite teacher. He takes his time, gentle, knowledgeable and build kids confidence while teaching them the skills. The lodge has two sections; one section is where you can order beer and the other section has knly non alcoholic drinks. They have variety of fast food selection; you can also bring your own food and eat on the tables. The lodge can use some face lift and upgrade. The rental area is downstairs and they have good quality ski rentals. The process could be simpler and more automated by using technology The slopes are well maintained in different difficulty levels. The chairs run slower compared to other resorts but they are efficient. The snow is powdered and trimmed well.

I went snowboarding here for my first time today here, it was an all around great time I shredded…read moresome hills had fun with my brothers I ended up smacking my ducking knee hard as shit on the solid snow and went to the Med baby and met this cute ass girl from North Dakota she was a ski patrol girl idk like holayy shit she was smart and funny and just a good caring ass person who helped tf out of me sucks Booty that I didn't get a chance to ask for her number would love to talk to her some more without me being in crucial pain.

I had not been fly fishing since 2012. I contacted Silver Bow Fly Shop for a guided trip on the…read moreSpokane River with guide Sean W. We fished on 5-March just prior to season closure. He was an absolutely fantastic guide with a tremendous amount of patience. Though my skills were obviously rusty (to say the least) and he corrected many of the common mistakes one would expect after such a long lapse of time. The shop and all staff that I met were fantastic and I plan on many further trips with SB once my permanent relocation to the area is completed. I would highly recommend Silver Bow to anyone interested in fishing the WA ID area.

Called up for advice, needed information on fishing Rufus Woods Lake on the Columbia River, on the…read moreColville Reservation side. The fly fishing I do is rivers, not lakes, so didn't know what I needed or where to start. I talked with a very nice man named Bo. He was super helpful, explained what I needed to bring, the weight of the rod, the sinking weight of the line & the technique for sinking flies in big lakes. I ask for some flies and he mailed me a very nice box filled with wet flies & some sinking leaders. So.... went fishing & OMG!!!! you would not believe the fish we caught using the flies Bo sent us. Wowza!! If I am ever in Spokane I will make sure to stop by Silver Bow Fly Shop.

STA Plaza is connectedvto the skywalk system. It has a few fast food optiond, a couple of…read moreconvenience stores, and areas to wait on the outside and inside.

I prefer to speak only when Spokane to…read more I was going to STA-rt my review with a bad joke but I decided to STA-y clear of such folly. This is where the Greyhounds stop which is why I come here. The Spokane bus station has gorgeous rounded walls and silver trim just like a lot of other stations in Washington state do. It looks like it's from the 1950s and it's absolutely adorable. I don't like that the Border Patrol steaks (I mean stakes, but they probably do that too) this place out and scares people. They should be ashamed of themselves. It looks old and a little dimly-lit on the inside but there's plenty of waiting area which is good. It's lovely for Spokane and works perfectly.

" Fantastic Tours with Great Tour Guides "…read more My wife and I stayed in Spokane Washington last week for two days at the gorgeous Davenport Hotel. On both days we took different city tours conducted by Group Coordinators, located in Spokane Washington at 7424 N Lidgerwood St. Our first tour we took was the " Spokane City Tour Past & Present ", where Group Coordinators, Inc. Tour Guide Janna Juday, lead our group on a wonderful, historical, and very informative tour about Spokane's colorful and rich history. We toured the city viewing and learning about Spokane's historic homes and attractions. Janna always had a beautiful young and bubbly smile on her face, as she answered everybody's questions in detail and spoke very clearly, as she guided the tour bus on a 3 hour tour the city of Spokane. We saw the Spokane River where the grounds of the former 1974 World Expo. are located. We also viewed historical Riverfront Park, Spokane Falls, Manito Park, Saint John's Cathedral, Steam Plant Towers, Japanese Gardens, and flower-filled Gaiser Conservatory and more. We also ascended up " The Hill ", where we saw panoramic views of the city and stunning mansions. We finished the tour by walking through Bing Crosby House, and viewing his memorabilia, on the campus of Gonzaga University. The next day my wife and I took the 2 1/2 hour " Downtown Walking Tour, For the Gourmet ". The tour was lead by Jan Juday, the mother of the guide we had the previous day Janna Juday. Jan led our group on a guided walking tour of the historic Davenport Arts District, where she combined art and history and brought in gourmet foods and wine tastings, at several restaurants and wineries. Jan told us stories about the history of the city of Spokane in the late 1800's and early 1900's, including the Great Fire of 1889 that leveled 32 square blocks of downtown Spokane. Jan's historical knowledge, and her detailed presentation of the city of Spokane was Fantastic ! My wife and I were in the Education profession for 35 years before we retired, and have lead 100's of student and adult historic educational tours around the United States. I can tell you that Jan and Janna Juday, the Mother and Daughter tour guides who work for Group Coordinators, are two of the very best I have ever witnessed. If you want to learn the history of the city of Spokane Washington, call Group Coordinators, Inc. at 1-509-455-4354 and ask for either Jan or Janna Juday for your tour guides, you will not be disappointed.