I really wanted to love this place. The staff has been friendly and the trees are beautiful BUT…read morecampers are shoved in here like sardines. You have absolutely NO personal space. Our camping area consists of staring at/smelling our neighbors sewer hose. If you're stoping for one night, it would be fine but definitely don't recommend for an extended stay.

Staff is friendly and helpful. facility is clean and well maintained but sites are very close and…read morebarely wide enough for slideouts. there is room for the width of a picnic table between sites. Pricing is high and it was not clear when I was reserving my site that they charge additional if there are more than 2 guests even children. Yes, they charge extra for children. Not sure what additional service is provided for additional guests because it is not a hotel. This is a good place to park if you are out and about in Couer d'Alene but not if you spend much time at camp.

Clean and quiet campground. Host staff mowing and caretaking often. Greeted upon setup by them. Not…read moreoverly crowded and ample space between sites trees are small so shade can be an issue. Light noise at times from the high school next door but nothing to bad. I recommend this campground. It's no frills and no swings or kids play area. But is a nice place for a night or two if on the area

Great spot for an overnighter, or a few relaxing days. Expect no pool or family things to do, but…read moreexpect well maintained grounds, real clean bathroom/shower areas, and a good camp host dude. Sites were spacious, lengthy, with power right where it should be. Very well thought out place. Cd'A is not a huge city, but it is sprawled out a bit with Hayden, Post Falls, Rathdrum and Dalton Gardens all within striking distance. This location is prime for access to all of them. Tons of food options all around, along with big box retail, malls, and sportsman's outlets. Arrival at 1PM, and departure at 11:30AM allows for more time to enjoy the area. Hard to think anyone would ever complain about staying here. Solid...

We decided to start our bachelor party off with SUPing in the Spokane area. We parked at the…read moreSpokane Convention Center in the parking garage and walked east on the centennial trail towards the division street bridge, where we had already reserved and rented SUP's for 2-hrs of fun. No need to pack anything but your sunscreen, wanted beverage, and water proofed bag for keys/credit cards/ID/electronics etc. bc they have all the necessary equipment ready to go once you sign the appropriate waver. We paddled up to No-Li brewery and back in that 2-hr time frame and thoroughly enjoyed our jaunt. I'd recommend this Fun Unlimited activity to anyone desiring to paddle on SUP's.

We had a great time with your kayaks! The office staff was extremely helpful when we had to…read morereschedule due to the recent excessive smoke in the area. The weather was perfect, just as we requested, so we were glad that you could accommodate us with that! The girls at the launch and landing were also very friendly and helpful. Can wait to rent again!

Skip this RV park if you can. Uneven gravel hook-up sites, dirty bathrooms, river a long way from…read morethe RV park, no park map provided, mostly permanent or long term RVs. Where was the walk? We could not see any where to walk along the river. Photographs on web site misleading. Bathrooms actually smelled nice but there was used toilet paper thrown into the corner, debris scattered all over the floor (this was the morning so maybe the cleaning person was not at work yet). No hand soap in the rest room. Toilet paper in industrial sized rolls, laid on the counter, stacked up. None mounted in the stalls, I took one off the counter and hung it on the coat rack of the stall.

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 !

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.

My family has enjoyed using the facility for several years. After several months of gym membership…read morewe realized they even have a church too! We frequent the center for plays, events, and classes. It's a very welcoming environment where you can feel safe and spend time with your family. The rock wall is so much fun and paths change periodically so you can keep it new. We love the pool areas. I swim in the competitive pools and enjoy the lazy river with friends and family. My only critique would be- that there needs to be more hours open for families to enjoy swimming. We have a very flexible personal schedule however several times this past year I've gone to take the family swimming only to have the swim area designated for "adult swim only" or the pool is closed for cleaning etc. As others have mentioned, lane swimming can be a challenge also with water polo or team swim events. Using the playcare area has been a true blessing. Childcare costs are insane, especially for large families. Paying for a monthly membership with playcare options is very economical whether or not I use the gym for that two hours. Other than that I've been very pleased with the facility, its cleanliness, and staff that appear to be working with good attitudes and at the best of their abilities.

I'm not able to cancel in person and you have to do it by the 20th so you don't get charged for the…read morenext month. It left me screwed financially. * A gym can't trap you in a contract unfairly * If "in person only" is: * Hard to access (limited hours, long drive, etc.) * Not clearly disclosed when you signed That can fall under unfair/deceptive practices in Idaho.