We were just in town for a Wedding and researched car services. In coming across David from…read more4Royalz, we were pleasantly surprised how professional and courteous he was throughout the whole process. David takes his job very seriously and was on time and professional throughout the journey. I wouldn't hesitate booking with 4Royalz and will absolutely do so again when we're back in town. I travel a ton throughout the country and am often working with professional drivers, David is hands down one of the best of the best.

Thank you for an amazing experience. My guest and I was picked up promptly. Our driver was very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable of the area. The drive was beautiful and smooth. The car was extremely clean an comfortable. Will definitely use again!

Delicious breakfast and wonderful staff! Great proximity to…read morebike shop in town and bike trail just steps away. Great ice cream store in Harrison as well!

Wonderful B&B in Harrison! The owner has the gift of hospitality and is a very accomplished cook…read moreand baker! Quiet, peaceful and loving home. We already booked for next year!

We went on the Haunted Eastside and Serial Killer tour. The owner, driver, and tour guide Chet went…read moreabove and beyond for us on our tour. We were treated so well. Chet and Roger answer all our questions and take their time. They're so thorough and well informed. This is the second tour we went on and we have so much fun doing this. My family comes from Omak to do this. We learn a lot about the history of Spokane and have a great time as a family. We'd all like to say thank you to Inland Empire Tours for making our Thanksgiving holiday really special and fun. I would recommend doing this to anyone it's really a great time and time well spent.

Penny conducted an awesome tour of Spokane highlights for my out-of-town tourist/guests. For three…read more hours, she navigated through some of Spokane's highlights telling interesting stories and a bit about the history and geography of this wonderful location. I recommend this company to anyone needing an overview of Spokane.

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!

I do not regret that I have come a long way to get here. I could tell a lot about how everything…read moreis conveniently arranged here and how beautiful it is inside the club and throughout the territory. But, for me, the most important thing was that this place has excellent employees and, in general, all the people. My first experience of nudism was easy, without any inconvenience or disappointment. Responsive and friendly, open-minded and easy-going. I was quite comfortable in such a new environment for me.

We love the indoor heated pool in the lodge building especially when the weather is cold. The pool…read moreroom is decorated with plants around the edges and fabric butterfly kites on the ceiling. The lodge rooms are comfy and everyone we talked with in the office was very helpful and friendly. This is one of the first nudist resorts I had ever visited, and I felt comfortable wearing various layers of clothing and undress depending on how I felt at the time. The pools, both indoor and outdoor, as well as the spa are nude only, which was fine with me - no wet bathing suit to deal with. Tip: bring a cozy robe and all weather slippers/sandals in case you want to spend your stay chilling in them!

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!

Every year my extended family gets together for a family X-mas near Coeur d'Alene that is in the…read moresummer or fall since we can't get together over the holidays. This year my mom discovered Praeder Ranch Resort. It was the perfect location for us. There are several family members with campers; the resort offers tent, partial and full sites to accommodate everyone. There is a lodge with wonderful rooms for everyone else (where we stayed). There is an indoor pool, an outdoor pool and a huge hot tub. Also offered is a game room, a great library, a gym and outdoor activities such as shuffle board, volleyball, basketball, frisbee golf, etc. We found trails to walk around to get some outdoor exercise. The lodge is well maintained and very clean; my wife and I very much enjoyed the indoor pool and sauna. Jeff and Tracy were wonderful and took good care of the entire extended family that was there. It's a little out of the way, but worth the trip. We shall definitely be back.

This past weekend my family gathered at Praeder Ranch Resort for a family get together that we call…read moreFamily X-mas. We used 3 camping spots and 6 hotel rooms. Our weekend was great as always, but made better by Tracy and Jeff the hosts of the ranch. They were so accommodating and friendly. We all gathered at a camp spot for meals and fun. This ranch was perfect since some camped and some not. I highly recommend the ranch for a peaceful get away or a large gathering. They really need to get the word spread out about this place.

"A flash from my past here!" Imagine my surprise running across the old St Joe Ranch where I once…read morewas a employee going back to the fall of 1968. Here is my story!" To return to the past would be after my duty in Vietnam and discharge later! I returned from Vietnam very disenchanted and semi shocked about our countries Government and most specifically our mission and presence in Vietnam? After working through the summer out of Great falls in a town named Wolf Creek. I decided to head back home to my parents in Portland. But a stop off in Riverside Montana where my uncle and aunt managed a restaurant and Bar seemed to be in order first? I was put to work there on weekends; on the Bulletin Board was a Help wanted camp cook and part time wrangler? Although camp cook was an easy part drawing on my US Army commissary experience was a small step, But the wrangler part presented a challenge? Myself being from big city Portland Oregon and never sitting astride a Horse in my entire life except once at a youth camp owned by our church? But like all things there is always the first time? Inquiry was to be made at a general outfitters store up the road a piece? which is what I did? after a phone call I was contacted! Being honest about my limited experience with Horses I was given a try! But what got me the job was cinnamon rolls for the crew at Breakfast? You're hired ! The St Joe Ranch was very remote in those days? I was taught to ride, saddle and care for a Horse, rude awakening I'd say? in the movies the Hollywood Cowboys don't do this I thought? Handling a team in Harness was also something I learned? anyway in summation it was a generally rounding experience which gave me time to stand back and look at the world realistically? I worked for the St Joe lodge thru elk season in the fall of 1968. I would not trade the experience for anything else? It was a time to heal from Vietnam and rethink things? ,"Thank you" , Larry H now in La Center Washington 98629.