We were visiting Colville from out of town and looking for somewhere to picnic with a playground…read more Very little description of the parks on the city's parks and rec page led us to checking out the first city park listed, Agnus McDonald. The park itself is 1 acre and was not what we imagined. It was mostly dirt with a little grass, about 4 trees; no bathrooms, no tables. If you're looking to play baseball or let your dog run around a bit, this park may be for you. Otherwise, skip the detour!

We were so pleased to happen upon this lovely little park adjacent to Hwy 395 (fence around the…read moreplay area for safety). It was easy to access with lots of free parking on gravel lots. The park has a playground, 2 tennis courts, 2 basketball hoops, seasonal public restrooms, benches, picnic tables, barbecue pits, pavilion, baseball field, and a stage against the backdrop of the jagged hills to the north. The Kettle Falls Information Center is also located across the street. It was a great place for our kids to spend an hour happily getting some wiggles out. We'll definitely plan to stop again if we're in the area!

Had quite a dandy time for a fun day visit. We've already booked a camp site to come back the…read morefollowing weekend. The location is beautiful with lots of hiking trails. The pool and hot tubs were very clean and well taken care of. You can purchase breakfast/lunch there as well. I believe the Ranch is actually ran by all volunteers and members. It looked like on certain days of the week they have events such as movie nights or game nights. Restrooms were clean and people are very friendly and welcoming. Totally would recommend bringing sun screen, bug spray and a towel to sit on. Being naked means being vulnerable, but it also means being free to be our true selves.

I was not at all impressed. Geographically, it is in a nice area. The clubhouse was more suited to…read morea trailer park than a "resort" and everything just seemed run down and shoddy. The clubhouse second floor (where there are about 10 rooms available for rent) has a wood floor was in need of serious refinishing work. The overnight rooms are just that; rooms with a bed and a couple chairs. There is one bathroom for the entire upstairs, and no indoor shower facilities. The upstairs common area featured several boxes of old board games, like you would find at the local Goodwill. The whole place had a very 1970s feel to it, and not in a cool retro way. The "cafe" hardly deserves that moniker. There is a kitchen in the clubhouse, and members take turns as volunteer cooks. It is NOT a restaurant in the commonly accepted sense of the word. Finally, YES! I know that nudist resorts are not the same as swinger resorts, but unless you want to hang out with a group where the average age is north of 75, go somewhere else. Please also note that the two positive reviews are from 10 years ago.

I've worked here since 2006 and I am still in love with its beauty and quality. I see lots of wild…read moregame and fire. Fire is one of the habitat improvement tools used to maintain healthy forest and native plant communities. Every spring and fall if conditions are right, prescribed fires are used to improve more of wildlife's natural environment. The Little Pend Oreille River is as its name implies has lots of features to explore from smooth to calm to fast and rough. There are various trails my favorite brig Mill Butte At approximately a 5 mile loop with a summit trail in mid way through. I could say miso much more but all the above mentioned and it being all fee free makes it a "hidden gem".

We camped here in late June while on a road trip and did some birding. We stayed at Cottonwood…read moreCamp and had a lovely time. There are a variety of lovely free campsites throughout the refuge with pit/vault toilets and fire rings. That's it other than nature. Bring your own water, pack out your trash and bring anything you'd like to sit or do your cooking on. (Fire rings do have a grate, but there are no picnic tables.) We loved it! Very peaceful car camping and it's free! Plus the birding was nice.

I found a pair of prescription glasses along the trail near the first parking lot on June 5. They…read morelook new and if they belong to you, email me at hallj478@gmail.com Put glasses in the subject and I'll get them back to you.

We really appreciate all of the updates to Bear Lake. In addition to what you can see in the…read morepictures, Several new beach areas were created where people can set up "easy-ups" or just spread out towels to sun bath. A few easy marked hiking trails in the woods are also available. For all park areas, all dogs are required to be leashed.

Parks always clean, toys for the kids, pool in season. Awesome for…read morefree...............................................

Are used to go here all the time in the summers when I was a kid. They have a skate park nearby…read morewhich is always fun to be able to at the skate park and then get a swim afterwords. The pool is full of chlorine but obviously that's just a safety hazard to protect against children that swim in the pool. Nothing special about this park for the swim yard but it does bring Brack and memories but I would recommend it for anyone in the area to bring their kids at least once

Visiting family here in ID & they took us to visit this wonderful state park. It's named after the…read moreadmiral who said, "Damn the torpedos. Full speed ahead!" during the Civil War. The former site of a Naval training station: Over 293,000 sailors received basic training here. Who would've thought a Naval training facility would be in Idaho? It was also used as a German POW camp during WW II. There are so many things to do here. Tour the Museum At The Brig, go hiking of one of many trails, camp at one of their numerous camp sites, play disc golf, bring a lunch & picnic along the shoreline of Lake Pend Oreille, the largest lake in ID. Fishing, sailing or boating. Visit the beautiful viewpoint at the end of South Rd. Shooting ranges or even a model airplane flying field! However, I must say their gift shops are somewhat lacking. Go for a day or a weekend, this park is just great.

Beautiful area! Lots fun areas to swim. It was bust but we were able to find space in the 2…read moredifferent swimming areas.

Our family has been to Newport a dozen or so times, usually just passing through on a day road trip…read moreto Canada. We have also come to go to our friend church were he Pastor's, which was the case this time. We had our little Jack Russel Terrier in tote so needed to give him some exercise and a potty stop. This park has lots of room for playing fetch, exploring, and running your dog. I don't remember if it offered bags to pick up after your dog but we had our own. This park really has a lot to offer. It has a skate park, bleachers, a baseball diamond, a covered area, picnic tables. Please refer to the pictures.

My kid tripped and fell and cracked her ankle. Very unsafe. Please fix this. I am NOT recommending…read moremy friends to come. THANK YOU!

I ran across Mirabeau Meadows Park when a friend asked me to meet for a run here.  It turned out to…read morebe very quiet and scenic. Tip: Running right along the Spokane River, you'll find a paved path that's great for either walking or running :-) This park is a good place to head for if you want to go for a run, a walk, or just spend some quiet time strolling along the path along the river.  There's lots of free parking too.