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 tv park. Well- maintained and spacious sites. Very clean and staff is very helpful!read more

We stopped by Albert's Landing Campground, hoping to find a place where we could spend the day by…read morethe river without actually camping. They don't offer day passes, but the man working in the general store explained that we could rent a campsite for the day and stay overnight if we wanted to. The price seemed pretty reasonable, but since we weren't planning to camp, he actually suggested that we drive a little farther down the road to an Idaho Fish and Game access area where we could enjoy the river for free. That kind of honesty and helpfulness made a really good impression on us. He was friendly, answered all our questions, and never seemed bothered by the fact that we weren't actually booking a site. The general store itself is super cute and has a lot of interesting things to browse. The campground also seemed very family-friendly. There were plenty of families staying there, and the whole property felt safe and relaxed.

Jesse is amazing! Awesome dude! Amazing campsite and amazing people! Jesse gave us wood and gave us…read moreextra

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.

If you want to get off the grid, no internet or spam calls -- true peace & quiet -- with helpful…read moreand friendly hosts -- this is the place! We wondered why we had to drive so far, and once we arrived, we quickly realized how nice this place is - we loved it! Next time we will stay longer.

This is an amazing little oasis in the middle of the forest. The staff felt more like family than a…read morestranger. Very friendly! Being more of an RV park, It seemed like a campground where most of the people bring their own entertainment (aka quads/sxs/dirt bikes). As far out as it is, there's not a lot to explore on the campgrounds. To explore you have to go out on the dirt road. They do have ping pong tables & a horseshoe pit. Most of the people staying there had dirt bikes and quads. They'd all be coming and going at times. At night, it was very quiet. They have warm showers, and a clean bathroom (clean for camping standards). To note: It's a fairly long (~9 miles) trek on a dirt road to get to the campground off of I-90. Expect your vehicle to get dirty on the way in/out. There was zero cell service (Verizon). Overall, I would recommend this campground!

We absolutely love Riverwalk RV Park! It's a beautiful, peaceful place with a great location in…read moreCoeur d'Alene. The park is well-kept, the neighbors are friendly, and the atmosphere feels like home. We've really enjoyed our time here and would definitely recommend Riverwalk RV Park to anyone looking for a great place to stay!

This is more of a trailer park than an RV park. The majority look like long-term tenants (busted…read morecars and junk outside many of the trailers). The spots are VERY narrow with the neighbor's sewer right outside your front door. The driving aisles are also super narrow and with all the extra cars parked around it makes it almost impossible to navigate with anything over 20 ft. The bathrooms/showers were clean and location is central to the area. Would not come back or recommend.

My husband and I--along with our adult children, spouses, and grandchildren (15 of us)--spent the…read morelast week of July at Red Horse Mountain Ranch. It was INCREDIBLE. Three weeks later, I am still processing the experience, which was unlike any other vacation we've ever been on (far better!) . And everyone in our group felt that way. With ages ranging 9 to 73, it's not easy to find a place that everyone loves, but this place was it. Starting with the staff, every single person working at the ranch wowed us with top shelf friendly, caring, and superb service. We felt so welcomed and well taken care of. The ranch is in a beautiful setting with a peaceful atmosphere perfect for unwinding. The food was fabulous--all we could eat, fresh and homemade, with a variety that made if fun and interesting. We had a couple of picky eaters among the grandchildren, but no worries, there were always options that made even the pickiest of them happy. The adults appreciated the open bar every day, where we could get a beverage and process the day. The activities were varied, with many options but no pressure--each person could choose what they wanted to do every day. The horses are well-trained and paired perfectly with riders according to comfort level and experience, We had three cabins (one for each family) and were more than satisfied. I'd go back to Red Horse Mountain in a heartbeat!

If you are a family that includes horseback riders then this is the place for you. Definitely a…read morefive star resort experience! For those who don't ride, then this is less of a five star and more likely a 4+ - still great. First of all the staff are just wonderful. Every single person we encountered was lovely, helpful, and ready to make sure we had whatever we needed. The food is outstanding. For me, having my family around the table 3 times a day and not having to prepare the food or clean up (although we did carry out our dishes to the trays to offload the staff, who work really hard) was the highlight of the week. Mealtimes are not flexible, which turned out to be brilliant, since everyone was then motivated to be in the dining room on time! I have to mention that the kitchen staff deserve many thanks. Donovan, the baker did an outstanding job, as did the chefs and the kitchen manager. The bartenders (Chelsea and Laura) were great also. The wine dinner was excellent. The cabin we stayed in was lovely and spacious. The lodge is great - lots of room. comfortable furniture, a huge deck with beautiful views and lots of chairs and tables. Speaking on behalf of the non-riders, the only disappointment came from thinking there would be many activities as alternatives to horseback riding (the website gave us that impression). Those activities actually turned out to be very carefully scheduled and limited (which is understandable given staffing needs). So if you wanted to go kayaking, you could only do it at specified times; the same with the zip line and other such activities. The pottery painting didn't happen at all because the kiln was broken when we were there. And there was no massage therapist, which some had counted on - again per the website. It's a question of managing expectations. Did we all have a great time regardless - yes, despite the granddaughter who got "eaten alive" by chiggers and is still dealing with the bites weeks later. She did love the horseback riding and the shooting however. One more thing. To fully enjoy this resort it is helpful to be physically fit!! Lots of hills and steep slopes. They do offer shuttle service to any activities for those who can't walk there, and the bar opens at 3pm.

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!

We were staying in this park 2 nights because our daughter lives near by. I read reviews about the…read moremany full time residents living here. This is true but we were happy with the stay and had no issues with residents. The park accepted our dog ,a Rotti. They put us in space 125 near the dog run and lots of shade. The park quiet and we were able to ride our bike places. We were super happy and would come back Again.

We were visiting family in the area March 16-22. This was the only location close enough that was…read moreopen to RV travelers. The rest of the spaces were occupied by permanent RV residents. I called and spoke with Pam, very friendly and knowledgeable lady. She provided me with cost, indoor pool and hot tube information, site available, and restroom/shower information. After consulting with my spouse I called back and spoke with Tabby. Things to keep in mind: Well maintained park Clean big gravel sites Cement slabs Picnic table, ours was wood. I seen some that looked like plastic maybe metal. Playground for kids Three dog areas, two fenced. Indoor pool and small indoor hut tub (9am-5pm) Your only allowed Propane campfire pits. Would I recommend absolutely.