2nd time renting from Russel and team. - online booking is…read moreeasy - plenty of options (skis, boats, etc.) - quality gear and vehicles - pick up or delivery - overnight rentals - reasonable prices - easy waiver signing - easy State of Idaho boating guides - great help from Rusty and William You really cannot beat it. Pics: - 1 from 2026 - 2 from 2024

We flew into Idaho from California and rented a lake house. Their team made it very easy to have a…read morefully loaded, like new, pontoon boat waiting at our dock when we arrived. We used it for the weekend, had a blast and when we were done, they came and picked it up. As easy as can be. The boat was clean and everything worked perfectly. Zero complaints. Will definitely use them again.

Great experience. Walked up and rented 2 kayaks. In the water within 5 minutes and Milo was very…read morehelpful as we were not familiar with the area. Beautiful coves to explore with lots of wildlife and safe paddling.

We had a wonderful (and safe) day on the water. Unfortunately, our positive experience ended the…read moremoment we returned the boat. After renting multiple days with KJ, one interaction on 9/1 at ~3:30 PM was convinced us to take our business elsewhere. Upon docking, an associate confronted us with accusations that my husband had been "cutting through swimming zones" and "cutting people off." Not only were these claims untrue, but they were presented as fact with no specifics to support them other than receiving the call at the time we reached the no wake zone. At one point the story was "I got calls," and moments later it became "I got a call at the time you entered the wake zone." Which is it? When pressed for details (where, who, when), none were offered, just a shrug and the remark that he only gets "two calls a year," and apparently we're half of them. To make matters worse, we were told the supposed "cutting off" occurred as we entered the no wake zone. That means speeds were five miles per hour or less. How, exactly, do you cut someone off when everyone is crawling along at idle speed in the same general direction? The claim defies common sense, and yet it was repeated back to us as though it were unquestionable fact. The problem wasn't that a call was mentioned; it was the condescending delivery. Telling someone to "learn the rules" and "take an online course" is not only unnecessary, it's insulting. My husband is a cautious, defensive driver with experience across lakes and oceans. He said he had not driven a boat in a while - a while for us means last year. Again, no clarification requested from the Associate - just launched into a very confusing lecture. During our day on Lake Coeur d'Alene, we passed multiple police boats without incident, not to mention receiving nothing but waves and smiles from other boaters. Hardly the picture of reckless behavior. Had the associate framed the issue as a question, "We received a report you may have gone near a swim zone, what happened today?" we would have been happy to clear it up. Instead, it was delivered as an unverified accusation, shifting story included, wrapped in condescension. I asked for a management callback to try and resolve directly with KJ, same associate called me back. I respectfully stated facts, sharing my husband's history with boats, and that I felt he should have approached it differently. I did not ask for a refund, compensation, or anything - I just wanted to chat about the interaction and why it was inappropriate. His official response? "Your feedback is noted *end call*". My husband and I will not do business here again, and since management didn't seem to wish to discuss this interaction I will be "noting" my feedback here on Yelp!

We had an absolute blast with these guys…read more Booking was easy through their website. They do multiple groups in the same hour. Once they book out, those hours are no longer available. We went as a larger group (so we booked the whole hour). Each of our groups got 15 minutes up in the parasail. You have the option of doing a one person group, two person group, or three person group. But there is a minimum and maximum weight for the group. My wife and I did it with our daughter, but we wouldn't have been able to with three adults. They do a great job of making everyone feel comfortable and explaining what's going to happen. Then you get up in the parasail and it's the absolute best time. They'll also dip your feet in the lake if you want them to. Highly recommend. It isn't as expensive as you think it's going to be.

This is a great outfit. I've been twice. Took the family and they loved it. I highly recommend…read moreparasailing for a fun time on the lake. Remember to take water and tip these guys!!

BEAUTIFUL PARK! Recommend it for littles or all ages! Walking Trails for everyone, park for littles…read moreand a sandy beach to put your toes in! And a beautiful lake to view or to swim in even fishing just don't forget to bring your fishing gear! or beach kit so your little could enjoy it the beach!

This place is absolutely gorgeous! We needed a pass to park but were able to get one at the rangers…read morestation.

Not much to look at right now as much of the park area is under construction and the water isn't in…read morefull flow. So I would probably give this a miss until the construction is done. Otherwise, it would be a pretty cool little spot to visit while in the area.

Great park with nicely paved trails appropriate for kids, bikes, those who may be older or have…read moremobility issues, etc. It's currently under construction but still a nice place to get outside. Park space for kids is limited but there are a few swings, a climbing area and a couple of slides. Picnic tables are available and it seems to be a good fishing spot as there were quite a few fishermen about this afternoon!

Is there any better way to start off your Saturday than at the beach?…read moreNOPE! Located just north of the city of Coeur D'Alene sits Hayden Lake, perfectly nestled in a quaint neighborhood with hillside homes and shady trees. Although a little small, the beach features plenty of areas to camp out near the shore or up the beach in the shade, and a dock to the right allowing for small watercrafts to launch into the water. We spotted the perfect spot for our party of 7 and set up camp. Docks surround the swimming area which allows for plenty of water depths to swim/float/dive/ect in! It was a beautiful day and the cold water felt amazing. The kids made sandcastles while the adults swam, floated and soaked up the sun. The snack shack features a wide variety of food and cold drinks ranging from sodas, and popsicles to pizzas, corndogs and more. Sure, prices are a little steep for the generic food, when I came back to the umbrella boasting cold popsicles, the kiddos loved it! The only major downside is parking. There isn't a designated lot, but spots line the road for at least a mile, so if you can't snag a spot up close (like we did!) be prepared to walk and schlep all your jazz to the beach. However, when back visiting family, I'd easily return to this quaint slice of paradise!

This little city beach is such a gem! The perfect balance of a small town attraction…read more The floating dock is perfect to dive , fish or just walk around. It enclosed an area for kids to swim around without having to worry about boats. The sandy beach area backs up to a grass. So play or lay in the sand or relax on the grass. Partly shady gives you options to take cover if it's too hot outside. Has a snack bar that is only seasonal. A volleyball area with a few picnic tables. A boat launch area and Bathrooms too. There's also a section with kids life jackets to use at not cost. The place is absolutely gorgeous. It's almost unreal The downside - it can get packed pretty quickly. So not a lot of elbow room on the those summer days when everyone wants to get out. There's not many options for parking. So if you're not lucky enough to snag a spot up close. You could end up parking 1/4 mile away. Still an amazing place to relax and have fun ! A must do !

A beautiful and fairly popular hike! Since you're hiking up a mountain, there is definitely some…read moreuphill climbing. I'd describe it as a gradual incline, so you'll still get a workout, but it's nothing too difficult. One thing I really appreciated was that there are benches all along the trail... almost like they knew people would need a few breaks! The view from the top is absolutely worth it. There are a few shortcuts you can take, but be aware they're much steeper than the main trail, both going up and coming back down. We did this hike with our teens, a toddler and a baby. Our toddler walked a surprisingly large portion before needing a ride (we came prepared with a carrier) and we also had grandparents in their 60s with us who completed the hike without much trouble. Overall, we saw people of all ages enjoying the trail, which says a lot about how accessible it is. The only downsides were that parking is pretty limited when it's busy and the bathrooms were unfortunately dirty and smelled bad. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this hike. The beautiful views, well maintained trail, and frequent benches make it a great outing for families and hikers of all ages.

Really fun and not too challenging hike. Go early, gets really busy. Went early and were the only…read moreones on the trail.

Higgins point is a beautiful trail leading to a scenic point perfect for Eagle watching!read more

Nice walk up the hill to overlook of the lake. Clean restroom, nice group area that can be…read morereserved. Several trails around the point. Great Eagle watching in December. Enjoy!