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Green Bay Campground

Sagle, Idaho · Camping, Pools & Swimming

Green Bay Campground on Lake Pend Oreille provides 17 lakeside sites reached on foot or by boat.

Admission: Confirm current camping charges and reservation terms
Hours: Check current visiting times before travel
Parking: Walk from vehicle parking or arrive by boat; no RV/trailer parking
Restrooms: Current availability needs confirmation
Access: Walk-in/boat-in sites; accessible routes not established
Setting: Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

🏕️ Walk-in or boat-in campsites
🧺 Picnic tables, tent pads and fire rings
🏖️ Lake beach
🛶 Paddling and boating
🥾 Mineral Point trails nearby

💡 Good to Know

There is no RV, motorhome or trailer parking. Forest Road 2672 is unsuitable for RV access.
Bring all drinking water and pack out trash. Glass is prohibited on the beach; do not bathe or wash dishes in the lake.
Call 208-263-5111 about current road conditions and campground services.

Official information

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

Priest River Campground

Priest River, Idaho · Camping, Pools & Swimming

Priest River Campground, also called the Mudhole recreation area, offers riverside camping with a separate day-use area. Families can use the playground, picnic space and seasonal waterfront facilities.

Admission: Paid camping; reservations required
Hours: Check current bookable season and day-use access
Parking: Parking arrangements need confirmation
Restrooms: Flush toilets and hot showers during operating season
Access: Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting: Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

Twenty campsites
Flush toilets and hot showers
Day-use playground and picnic shelter
Swim beach
Boat ramp
Open grass and softball area

💡 Good to Know

All campsites require reservations; there are no first-come, first-served campsites. Camping reservations cannot be used solely for day activities.
The listed site limits are eight people, two motorized vehicles, one camping unit and two tents; check the specific site before booking.
The campground is near Highway 2 and can have road noise. Confirm seasonal facilities and current river conditions.

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

French Creek Campground

Donnelly, Idaho · Camping, Pools & Swimming

French Creek Campground sits along the west shore of Lake Cascade near Donnelly, with campsites on both sides of West Mountain Road.

Admission: Paid camping; check current site rate
Hours: Check current visiting times before travel
Parking: Gravel roads and campsite spurs
Restrooms: Vault toilets
Access: Some upper sites have stairs; select a site suited to your needs
Setting: Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

🏕️ Single and double campsites
🧺 Picnic tables and fire rings
💧 Drinking water
🌊 Lake recreation nearby

💡 Good to Know

Some upper campsites require stairs from the parking spur. Review the individual site before booking.
There are no electric hookups. Some sites are first come, first served; call 208-382-7400 for current conditions.

Official information

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

Mann Creek Campground

Weiser, Idaho · Camping

Mann Creek Campground sits near Mann Creek Reservoir north of Weiser. It offers a small campground with access to reservoir recreation, but late-season water availability needs special attention.

Admission: Camping fees apply; check the chosen site and dates
Hours: Confirm current campground and road conditions
Parking: Campsite parking; most spurs are gravel
Restrooms: Vault toilets
Access: Two accessible sites and paved campground loop
Setting: Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

Thirteen campsites
Picnic tables and fire rings
Vault toilets
Two accessible campsites

💡 Good to Know

Some sites can be reserved in advance. There are no electric, water or sewer hookups.
Drinking water is often unavailable in late summer and fall; call 208-549-4200 and bring an adequate supply.
Reservoir levels fluctuate. Most parking spurs are gravel; the loop and two accessible sites are paved.

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

Riley Creek Campground

Laclede, Idaho · Camping, Pools & Swimming

Riley Creek Campground near Laclede offers camping beside the Pend Oreille River with recreation areas and water access. All campsites have water and electric hookups.

Admission: Paid camping; reservations required
Hours: Check current visiting times before travel
Parking: Campsite vehicle limits apply; check site details
Restrooms: Current availability needs confirmation
Access: Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting: Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

67 campsites
Two reservable group picnic shelters
Boat ramp and fishing piers
Beach area
Walking and biking routes
Sports courts

💡 Good to Know

Campsites require reservations; the operator states there are no first-come sites.
Check the selected site's limits and fit. General limits include eight people, two vehicles and one camping unit per site.
Boat-basin space is first-come for registered campers only. Confirm seasonal opening, fees and facilities before travel.

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

Springy Point Campground

Sagle, Idaho · Camping, Pools & Swimming

Springy Point Campground overlooks the Pend Oreille River near Sandpoint. Wooded campsites, a beach area and boat ramp support a seasonal waterfront stay.

Admission: Paid camping and shelter bookings; check current rates
Hours: Seasonal; check reservation calendar
Parking: Two motorized vehicles per campsite, subject to site rules
Restrooms: Flush toilets and showers; seasonal service
Access: Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting: Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

38 campsites, including two walk-to sites
Drinking water
Flush toilets and showers
Boat ramp
Beach and reservable picnic shelter

💡 Good to Know

All campsites require reservations; there are no first-come, first-served sites. Campsites cannot be reserved solely for day use.
Standard site limits include eight people, two motorized vehicles, one camping unit and two tents; check the exact site's terms.
Use the campground approach from Lakeshore Drive south of Sandpoint. The Oldtown address on the booking page is a contact address, not the campground.

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

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Albeni Cove Campground

Oldtown, Idaho · Camping

Albeni Cove Campground near Oldtown is a small wooded campground just upstream from Albeni Falls Dam.

Admission: Varies
Hours: Confirm current opening times
Parking: Off-Street Parking
Restrooms: Yes
Access: Specific accessible routes and facilities are not confirmed; contact the operator about your needs
Setting: Outdoor · All Ages · Seasonal
Food available: Nearby

🌳 Amenities & Features

🏕️ Riverside camping
🎣 Fishing
🛶 Paddling
🌲 Forest setting
🌊 Pend Oreille River access

💡 Good to Know

Check current reservations and operating dates before visiting.

Visitor update, October 15, 2026: Reserve before arrival; this campground is reservation-only. Roads and sites are rough gravel, and the operator does not recommend the campground for RVs. Beach and boat-launch access can close from May into early July during spillway operations; confirm current access.

Listing review date: 2026-10-15. Unconfirmed details remain noted in this listing.

Official information · Forest Service fees and seasonal services

Bull Trout Campground

Lowman, Idaho · Camping

Bull Trout Campground sits beside Bull Trout Lake and Martin Lake in Boise National Forest, with camping, paddling and nearby trails.

Admission: No camping fees under the current post-season Forest Service notice; check the policy for your travel date
Hours: Open for post-season use; check snow, road and gate conditions before traveling
Parking: Dirt campground roads and campsite spurs
Restrooms: Vault toilets are not cleaned or restocked with toilet paper during the post-season
Access: Many campsites have accessible features; check the specific site before booking
Setting: Outdoor · Seasonal
Food available: No on-site food service

🌳 Amenities & Features

🏕️ Single, double and group campsites
🐴 Equestrian sites
🛶 Non-motorized boating
🎣 Lake fishing
🥾 Nearby trails

💡 Good to Know

No water, trash or toilet services after September 30. Bring drinking water and confirm current conditions at 208-259-3361.
Snow may block the access road until mid-June. Summer weekends and holidays are busy.
Only non-motorized watercraft are allowed on Bull Trout Lake. Equestrian campers must have a horse.
Store food and trash securely in bear country. The Forest Service describes group sites for up to 50 people each; confirm your reservation’s capacity.

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

Visitor update, October 15, 2026: The Forest Service page, updated October 5, allows post-season use without camping fees. Water pumps are locked, and toilet cleaning and toilet paper are not provided. Bring all drinking water and supplies and pack out trash.

Official information · Forest Service fees and facilities

Cold Springs Campground

New Meadows, Idaho · Camping, Pools & Swimming

Cold Springs Campground near New Meadows offers tent and RV camping about three-quarters of a mile from Lost Valley Reservoir.

AdmissionForest Service lists $10/night for a single site and $15/night for a double site; group rates separate

HoursCheck-in 2 p.m.; check-out noon; seasonal services vary

ParkingOff-street parking

RestroomsVault toilets

AccessTwo accessible campsites listed by the Forest Service; confirm the specific site when reserving

SettingOutdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

🏕️ Individual and group campsites
🎣 Nearby reservoir fishing
🚤 Nearby boating
🌲 Forest recreation

💡 Good to Know

The campground has gravel roads and parking spurs, little shade and no hookups. Pack out all trash.
Group areas accommodate up to 75 and 50 people. The Forest Service lists 19 first-come campsites and 11 reservable sites, plus two reservable group areas.
The Forest Service currently reports that the water system is off for the season. Bring all drinking and cooking water.

Planning a stay at Cold Springs Campground

Use Forest Road 089 from the Pine Ridge Store junction on Highway 95 and follow the campground signs. The Forest Service lists the campground at 44.950326, -116.437055. Reserve an individual or group site through Recreation.gov, or check first-come availability before relying on a campsite.

For a different camping experience nearby, compare Lost Valley Reservoir dispersed camping. Browse more Adams County family outings while planning your trip.

Listing review date: 2026-11-02