The ladies in the store are super helpful and nice. The sites are kept clean. They warned about the…read moretrain nearby but I didn't hear it. They allow furbabies and there's a short trail that leads from the park. Also, they have a swimming pool. They have port a pottys but no indoor bathrooms, showers or laundry facilities, just an fyi.

We stayed here a few months ago and it was absolutely wonderful. The people there are so kind and…read moreso nice. The RV space was wonderful. Very easy to park. Very easy to get hooked up. The grounds are very nice and clean. We just really enjoyed our time there close to so many things highly recommend.

While visiting from out of town, we stopped in the Elks Lodge for some quick refreshments…read more First we drove around the site, as they have a RV campground we wanted to checkout. It appears they have power & water, but no sewer hookups. I suppose you'd have to go off site to dump your tank. That would be inconvenient for us. The lodge itself was quite nice. Our bartender was very friendly & we enjoyed chatting with him for awhile. Drinks were reasonable & the place was clean as a whistle. If we lived closer we'd be proud to be member of this lodge.

While traveling to Montana we pulled into the Elks Club In Coeur d'Alene and was pleasantly…read moresurprised to find such a big RV Park. There appeared to be ample spaces for overflow parking as well. There aren't any pull thru spaces and if you plan on staying longer than overnight come prepared to use a dump station that is not on site.

This is an older RV resort, but that is not a bad thing. Folks are pretty packed in their spots,…read morebut the grounds are well maintained, and the location is great on the lake. There is an excellent restaurant on premises, with finer dining options, along with affordable standards. There are a couple shower/bathroom combos available, with a few obligatory pee-atoriums for the tent campers who don't have rigs. With plenty of old growth trees, it has a rather 'woodsy' feel, which is what one wants in a camping experience. Everyone is friendly. Staff, campers, folks at the resto, were all smiles and pleasant. We enjoyed our stay here, but I have my eye on perhaps visiting mid-week, or in the shoulder seasons for a more quiet experience. However, if I were a few decades younger, I would have partied my a** off, and would be here every other weekend...

Stayed there for about a week. Very reasonably priced with full hook ups to include propane and a…read morenice clean bath house. Site was very easy to get into with a large RV. The property is right on a beautiful lake with plenty of wildlife. The onsite restaurant had fantasic food and the wait staff was very friendly. The fully stocked bar has whatever you may like to include some house specialties that are not to miss. The owners are very friendly and accomodating and are just genuinely nice folks to talk with. Spirit Lake is one of those beautiful places tucked away as a hidden gem. If you need a RV spot this is certainly a go to. We are sure to be back.

Best campground in the area of Coeur D' Lane. Large deep pull through sites with water, septic and…read moreelectric. Also has excellent Wi-Fi at sites. People in store are very friendly and accommodating. I saw two poor reviews and can't understand why. I live in Texas and traveling through. One of the best campgrounds on my trip. Definitely 5 star campground.

Gawd! Don't show up before 1pm! We were an hour early, check out is 11am, so what's the issue?…read moreThought the guy was Gunna charge me an extra 1 hour for being early. I asked what's the problem? He said they have to clean the spot after someone leaves.. Lol, I have watched 6 campers leave so far and not 1 person checked the spot before the next one pulled in.. Nice place, just be honest.. There's still trash in the BBQ next to us and 2 different campers have been in that same spot.. Tamarack in Coeur D'Alene is nice, and that park is a passport America park..

We were staying in this park 2 nights because our daughter lives near by. I read reviews about the…read moremany 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.

We were visiting family in the area March 16-22. This was the only location close enough that was…read moreopen 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.

Forced all the kids to announce their pronouns from the time that they got on the boat to the camp…read more and continued throughout the entire experience repeatedly . They will not allow you or your camper to have contact with each other unless you happen to reach them on their manager's phone. They told us they will allow male students to sleep in female students cabins if they claim that pronoun. Bathroom and showers are Co-Ed. Our camper was 10 years old and has no desire to go back. Completely and totally ruined their first summer camp experience .

I started as a volunteer nurse in 2022 with my 3 kids as campers. July and August are the best…read moremonths for the beauty and weather of Lake Coeur d'Alene. Sleeping is open air; hiking is required and is both challenging and rewarding. Kids are grouped by age and get to experience swimming, boating and safety, archery, outdoor cooking, arts & crafts, team building and nature without cell phones for the 5 days at camp. It is not a religious based camp, so consider your own bias and READ the information put out by the camp before making a decision for your family. I have returned 2 more summers and plan to continue into the future. I have seen positive growth in myself as a nurse, and the staff is serious about safety. My children all have their own opinions on what they liked and disliked about camp, and I continue to allow each of them to decide their participation level. They all loved swimming daily, archery and riding the "Big Boat" to camp. Two kids don't love the outdoor air sleeping, but the 3rd one invites friends and looks forward to it every year!

Clean and quiet campsites very close to the lake. Scenic drive along lake is beautiful!read more

Nice campground, very busy holiday weekend! Day 2 has begun for us! Very close camp sites, nice…read moreneighbors (not everybody goes to bed between 9 & 10 ). Bathroom and showers were very close to our campsite. The camp fire set up was great as well! Have yet to get to the swimming pool or hiking but we will! Bit chilly today 22 degrees cooler than yesterday but still nice! Feels great! Make sure to book Camp Coeur d'Alene campground as your next outdoor adventure!

This small BnB was a delight! It's a bit tricky driving up as it's a twisty mountain road and the…read morepavement ends about halfway up the mountain, but the unpaved section was very well maintained and my rental sedan had no issues with it. The view from the HUGE porch is lovely. There's tons of common "hang out" space both inside and out. If you play the piano or a string instrument there are instruments for use and that use is encouraged. There are a few friendly cats on the property. I stayed in a room with a shared bathroom (shared with a couple in the next room) and there was never an issue. The bathroom had sinks with toilet and shower in a separate area with a door, so you could brush teeth while someone was showering with no issue. An extra half bath downstairs was helpful too. The decor was eclectic and fun and always something to look at. (One of the owners designed and created most of it himself.) There's wine out in the afternoon/evening and a lovely coffee and tea bar that's VERY well stocked. Breakfast had two time options and is served in individual servings and, in our case, a platter if fruit to pass. The breakfast was a cinnamon roll bread pudding and a veggie and potato frittata with sliced melon on the side. It was delicious and I enjoyed chatting with the other guests over the meal. Beds were comfy and wifi was solid. (I stayed in the three twins room - be aware that the third twin is lifted above the closet and entryway, so it may be cramped for a larger person.) I truly enjoyed my short stay here and will definitely visit again if I'm in the area!

If you want to be pampered in a place that is funky beautiful, this is the place. The moment we…read morewalked in , we were greeted by Sandy, who treated us as though we were her first guests. I have traveled around the world and stayed in fancier places but the feeling you get from this place is awesome. As an artist , I enjoyed David's, art which hangs on the walls and ceiling . He is also an accomplished sculptor. The decor is homey with artistic touches everywhere. The breakfast was outstanding. There is a huge book library with films and games. One of the best B&B where we've stayed. Dave and Karole