Very clean Forest Service campground in a sort of ponderosa pine grove, right on the side of the…read moreBanks-Lowman highway. The highway isn't too heavily traveled, so the sites are fairly quiet, with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. Tables, BBQ grills and fire rings...plus very clean vault toilets and running water. Being in view of the highway, the sites don't feel very secluded or private -- but that is more than made up for by the fact that directly across the highway is a little all-natural sandy-bottomed hot spring, right on the banks of the Payette River. As far as I know you can soak any time, day or night, in a little rectangular pool that used to be part of a bathhouse or something back in the day. We walked over from our campsite after dark, and hiked down for a very relaxing soak. This place is not hardcore, remote or rugged....but I still give it 5 stars because it's clean, beautiful and EASY! And sometimes, that's what you want! I would definitely stay here again...but if you don't want to camp out, you can use the springs for free by parking in the little day use lot at the trailhead, just across from the campground.

From the owner: Campsites and group sites. First come first serve and by reservations at recreation.gov or…read more877-444-6777

Do your research on this campground. I'm pretty sure they should inform you of the drive back to…read morethis campground. The drive is around 9 miles down a dusty gravel road with a one lane bridge. Be careful crossing it so your tires on your rig get lined up. It's not really a park for big RVs. We were among mostly small campers and people in tents. The campground host however was very nice. And the creek running through is a nice feature. If you're looking for that nice RV park and If you don't mind having to get your truck and rig washed after you leave, you'll love this place.

Great stay! Respectful clientele, very clean and modern amenities. No city noise, only peaceful…read morebird tweets

This was literally a spur of the moment stop while looking for an overnight place on a late summer…read moreSaturday (often not easy in popular recreational areas). It's a small campground within walking distance of the little town of Pinehurst. It's super clean with 2 nice, private shower rooms and a dump station. The managers were absolutely delightful and friendly. There was some noise from the highway, but not too bad for being so close to the road. I'd stay here again.

The hosts were very friendly and helpful, making our overnight stay easy. The showers were clean…read more it was a nice overnight stay!

Unbelievably disappointed I have been coming to this…read moreCampground for 5 years. The first two years were super great as Country Lane River Resort. The third year, the new owners, the two married couples took over, there were some stumbling blocks and some. We let that go and decided to go back the next year. That was 2023. In 2024, my group of about 65 women rented the entire tent circle plus about 10 other sites, which included five RV spots. We would quietly be enjoying meeting with our group in a circle, not blocking the public walkway and not disturbing anyone, when we would get harassed by a group of drunk folks that were completely disruptive. One woman specifically harassed our group for more than 30 minutes, walking back and forth, yelling into the circle, we actually invited her in at one point just so she would stop. I took this to the camp host and they said they would do something about it, but we ended our meeting early after her continued taunting. I am absolutely disgusted. We rented tent sites A-L and RV spots 4, 5, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 21 for July 17th through the 20th. The evening of the 17th was fairly uneventful. The evening of the 18th, the same woman from last year, with a larger group, came into our big circle screaming and asking what we were doing there and that we should leave and go meet somewhere else. This went on for over an hour and throughout the night. Then, someone dressed in a gorilla suit, with a large group of other drunks, was going to each of our campsites and scaring women. One of our group went to complain to the host and nothing was done about this. On this last day, the 19th, the campground hosted a live band, which we were not informed of, until the day we arrived; after paying over $3,200 to rent all of these sites, it would have been nice to have known this. When the live band went up, it was really no problem, the other campers seem to be willing to let us drive in and out of the campground. There were probably 40 people that were standing in line to get drinks as I was trying to drive out of the complex and as I was leaving, the drunk folks were nice enough to move out of the way so I could exit the campground but Chris, one of the owner's, stopped me screaming in my face and waving his hand that our group is no longer welcome here that we were a huge problem every year and that I needed to leave and not come back. I was shocked & disappointed we were being treated this way and he said that no one is allowed to come back into the campground until the band leaves. I personally have a disability and I was with another woman with disabilities and I have a handicap placard on my vehicle. It is beyond comprehension that someone would make me park my truck down the road and walk back to my camper. It's disgusting actually! We also had a woman who we later found out broke her fibula who was not allowed to ride back in a vehicle to her camper. I ask him what if there was an emergency and I needed to get out and he did not care. We were told that we were never allowed back at the campground, not that we didn't already make that decision for ourselves the night before, but I cannot believe that you could pay for a campsite and not have Camp hosts that are watching what's going on around the campground to make sure you're safe. There was also a point where we were told by some people looking to set up their tents that they we're told by the camp host that they could have any open spot in our Circle, even though we had reserved and paid for all of those spaces! I would not recommend anyone having children go to this Campground or anyone with disabilities or anyone who wants to be able to drive their truck back and forth from their campsite. If they have other plans, you will not be allowed to do so. I highly encourage the campground to have a host that walks through every night to make sure that no one is getting bothered by the other campers. I also strongly recommend that if the campground have an event, it be posted on the site and that the campers who have already paid for their spots be informed of what's about to happen so they can decide for themselves whether or not they want to be a part of that.

We thought we would feel like we were on vacation but the owners had Fox News on all of the big…read morescreens and the vibe felt very unwelcoming. they even allowed a customer to put a dollar on their wall with a swastica and SS written on it.....as locals this was disappointing and we won't be back.

We stayed for as little time as we could. The people who own the place are super nice. The problem…read moreis that they pack you into spots, so close, you can't have a low voiced private conversation. REally a drag. Im pretty easy about camp grounds but this was one of the worst I've stayed at. If they put people in every other space, it would be more normal. Not great but at least you could have a conversation in private.

Wonderful campground that is a hidden gem. It reopened July 2016 with new young owners that are…read moreeager to accommodate your needs including free firewood. The RV sites are terraced with plenty of space so you do not encroach on your neighbor. There are plenty of tent spaces, but portable toilets are being used near the lagoon. Some tent sites have spectacular views or your tent can be in a remote location in a wooded area. WiFi is spotty, but who cares when you're surrounded with peace and quiet beauty. The cabins appear to be clean with abundant parking spaces that don't obstruct your porch and entry. As a RV'r, I highly recommend this location.

This is a very nice campground, concrete slabs for campers, right on the river. There are 3 huge…read morefire pits. The grounds are well-maintained. The manager was very nice. The price was very reasonable. There is a shower/bathroom trailer which is cleaned daily. They ran out of hand soap though on our 1st day and it never was refilled when we left on the third day. This campground is right off the interstate, so very convenient, but not so quiet. They do have cones up, but if you're staying there, you just drive up around them. It wasn't a big deal. We would probably stay here again if we took a trip up north. It was a pretty central spot for what we had planned.

We knew this place would be noisy because it is right off the highway but we thought we'd give it a…read moretry because it is right on the river for fishing/floating. There is a nice concrete slab for each camper. First of all the GESTAPO is running the place! They put orange cones at the entry so EVERY TIME you come in and out of the campground....you have to stop and move the cones?! There are may be 20 sites and the camp hosts sit right at the entry where there is a sign to stop before you enter. Let's just say someone did RUN PAST THE ENTRY and take a site....then you go to them and collect your money. So....after going through the cones multiple times the last time I stopped my car, got out, moved the cones and drove through...I did not put the cones back. I kid you not...within 1 minute...the camp host came to me an yelled at me for not replacing the cones. WE LEFT! I go to camp to relax.....not to be yelled at by some camp host over an orange cone!! The sites are pretty small, NO trees, they don't water the grass so it is dry and burned. They have ONE fire pit in the dry grass near the river that you have to share with everyone. You pretty much need a play pen for dogs cuz there is no way to tie them up or have a place for them out of the sun. There are other sites in the area that are better...and NO GESTAPO!

I went to camp here on a busy holiday weekend. There is nothing wrong with it, it is just I am a…read morewriter and had hoped for my quiet. The people above me (tiered camped ground, like a staircase) had their LED lights shining into my camper and I finally went in my nightgown to their site and asked them to turn it off. Kids ran everywhere.. so it upset my dogs. Truthfully, it just wasn't the right place for a single person wanting solitude.

We had a really nice experience! We arrived around 6:30pm and got all checked in! We bought some…read moreice and fire wood from the office. They delivered the fire wood right to our site! We made some hot dogs over the fire and did a little walking around. The pool looks nice (we always saw a lot of people swimming). The staff was always nice and kind. They really seem dedicated to having a nice campground. We were really impressed by the camp kitchen. We didn't bring anything we needed to cook, (besides the hot dogs) so we didn't end up using it but it looked nice/useful. If we happen to find ourselves in this area again we will definitely use it! It even had a microwave! The bathrooms were always clean and had warm water for showers. The cabin itself was nice. We rented a 6 person cabin. It was roomy with a double bed and 2 sets of bunk beds. The beds had the classic cabin style mattresses, but not too bad. It had a little heater attached, which was nice when it got a little chilly in the evening. Overall a very pleasant and nice experience! (A personal favorite: the front porch swing on the cabin: such a cute touch)

We found this state park while driving to Canada. Excellent little campground with trails. The…read moretrail was easy not steep at all. Not gravely either. I am glad we found this place. Very few people were on site when we visited.

We stayed this last weekend at round lake with some friends and family. We rented three sites next…read moreto each other. As soon as we arrived the people in front of us quickly got stuck because of the boulders that are placed everywhere. The people that work there sat in the golf cart and proceeded to watch them for thirty minutes. My spouse had to help with 3 others to jiggle a boulder so they can gain an inch of room. The area where they ask you to put up tents on are white rock filled area next to our fire pit and picnic table. We were asked to not use the "ground" dirt to camp but did point out many tents using this. The rules are ridiculous, no hammocks , and if you are disabled and use a cane like I do good luck maneuvering around the unnecessary costly boulders that are not an improvement but a waste of cost. Never again will I or seventeen others visit again. Enjoy your boulders.

This campground is amazing, not just because of its beautiful convenient location; but because of…read morethe wonderful couple that run the camp. Wendy and her husband represent what true hospitality is!!! If every campground had them, you would arrive and leave smiling everywhere you went. We arrived later than expected and didn't pull in until about 8:30pm (the office closed at 5pm) but immediately Wendy & her husband were there to get us checked in and personally escort us to our campsite!!! Now THAT is service. You can tell when you walk into the bathroom, showers, or laundry room that they work hard to keep everything maintained and in tip top shape. These are the cleanest "smaller" campground facilities I've ever experienced! There are MANY site options, and they're well maintained and the gravel is visibly raked and leveled out. Wow! I would recommend coming here 5 million times! For the site, AND for Wendy & her husband! :)

We have RV'd here for years. Jim the previous owner was always so friendly, outgoing,…read moreaccommodating​ and quick to return phone calls. The park sold a little over a year ago and after 8 phone calls / voicemails and one time talking to the new owner we haven't received one call back to tell us if we could reserve a space or if they were full. A courtesy phone call would have been nice either way. Needless to say we have moved on and will take our business elsewhere.

Stayed in site 18C ($60) which met the basic needs of electricity and a fairly level site in a…read moreclean and pleasant canyon surrounding. Great dinner and brews in the onsite restaurant/brewery just steps away from our RV site. All the other guests were friendly and quiet. It seems this is a launching spot for ATV/side-by-side adventurers. We have a back hatch that was great for listening to the creek later in the evening. Bathrooms and showers were clean and sufficient, but I was surprised to find a sign at 10:30am saying they were closed for cleaning (just 30 minutes before checkout!). The flyer provided at check-in stated that the cleaning schedule would be posted at the RV Park office, but I checked the white board and it was not. Highly recommend to management to have a standard "closed for cleaning" hour(s) and that it not be just when people are trying to clean up and leave. CAUTION: This would have been a very convenient stop off the I90 between Kalispell and Spokane, HOWEVER, Apple Maps tried to take us over the Thompson pass into Murphy and then onto Nine Mile Road which is narrow and partially unpaved --per the signage near Murphy--, so we detoured and drove about 40 miles out of the way to enter on the West side of Wallace coming on I90 from around Kellogg. ALSO, Due to construction, the 6th Street access from old town is closed, as is the West bound I90 on-ramp on the east end of town, so the directions on the RV Park Website and Apple Maps are inaccurate at this time. Once you get to Wallace and take exit 61 or 62 off of I90, follow the "Nine Mile Road -- 6th Street" orange detour signs through old town from either exit 61 or 62 to enter the Park. Unfortunately, this info wasn't shared when we called the day before and verified the website driving directions were accurate.

Cool little resort a very quick walk from downtown Wallace. Among the coolest locations I've stayed…read moreat as far as RV parks are concerned. Clean bathrooms, and there is a bar and restaurant steps away. The real drawback was how tight the spots were. Some seemed to have adequate space, although none were even close to private, but we were incredibly packed in. When we put out our slide, it was probably 24 inches from the awning of our neighbor. Can't say I've ever been as close to another vehicle before. Another annoyance was the prices had increased since we booked our reservation 6 months prior, and because you can't pay ahead of time, we had to pay the new rate. All things considered though, would recommend for a few days in Wallace, and I would definitely come back.