Ranch Club Golf Course in Priest River is an absolute hidden gem. The course is always kept in…read moregreat shape, the greens roll super clean, and it's just genuinely fun golf. The atmosphere is peaceful with amazing scenery all around, and the staff is always extremely friendly and welcoming. It's the perfect mix of challenging but still enjoyable for all skill levels. The clubhouse food is solid, the prices are fair, and it's a place you truly look forward to coming back to. 10/10 recommend -- easily one of the best local golf experiences in North Idaho. I heard some kid named Jacob Williams shot a eagle on hole 7. Someone others in the group were rather envious!

I would leave a zero star rating if I could. John the manager is the most unaccommodating business…read moreowner I've met. It is as if he doesn't want people to come back to the course. For over 30 years my family has been playing the Ranch Club and sadly with this new management it has all went down hill. No longer the friendly, family fun environment we remember. If you are looking to be yelled at, play and hour after your tee time and pay unreasonable trail fees, this is the place for you!

5 stars all the way! We brought my teen son and 9 of his buds for a 4 hour session. Owners are…read moreawesome and make this a really cool fun experience for the kids and the parents. Definitely worth it and I highly recommend. Great job 7B paintball. Beautiful and fun location!

Located just 35 minutes from Coeur D'Arlene and 45 minutes from Sand Point Idaho the beautiful…read moreplace is like a hidden secret located in the middle of know where. It is actually surrounded by beautiful mountains in Blanchard Idaho. Stone Ridge Motorcoach Resort is a Class A only motorcoach resort. It is a great place to escape for a quiet retreat. First let me start with the staff. The entire staff works very hard to make your stay a memorable one. The entire staff was very helpful and very courteous. Many of them work several different jobs at the facility to make your stay a good one. The facility is absolutely beautiful. The RV resort is spectacular with large roads throughout the park, extra large level concrete spaces and grass yards surrounding ever space. It is extremely quiet with stunning views in every direction. However with all that said there are a couple things that you may need or perhaps are important to know. No cable TV inputs, so you better have satellite. The facility only has wifi at the golf course club house and grille not at the rv park. Not a big deal but there is no AT&T cell service for 5 miles. However the Verizon signal is very good. The grille is a very casual with a limited menu but as I said previously the staff is very hard working and friendly. As for the golf course, absolutely beautiful and only $40.00 for a round of golf. I personally thought that was a great deal. If you are looking for a quiet place to get away and just relax and golf, this is the place. Have a Blessed Day !!!

Love the course itself, but the low score is based on our experience with the course management…read more From the 1st day here, Randy in the pro shop has been unfriendly and rude. We've been here for 3 weeks and you'd think by now he'd know our names, or maybe smile, or even say hello. Being friendly doesn't cost the course any more money, but it goes a long way in customer satisfaction and word of mouth recommendations. We planned on looking at real estate on this trip. But have a few other options, so we'll invest our money elsewhere. In fact, we had friends coming to stay here next month and told them not to bother. The course also needs a Marshall or someone that loops the course a few times a day. Homeowners on this course tend to jump in and it creates a big back up. In our 3 weeks here, it has happened each and every time. We spoke to one homeowner and he told us that he feels entitled to do so and knows that the management is "lazy as F", so no chance they're ever going to stop it. Also had a few choice words about how rude Randy in the pro shop is. It's unfortunate, because the course is fun and challenging. But Randy's attitude is causing us to cut this vacation short and move to a new spot. With Covid, there's alot of availability and the competition for vacation dollars is fierce. Fortunately in our favor! We've made some new friends here and will check back to see if the management issues have improved.

Absolutely the most fun experience for my family and friends!!! Just an amazing place for all of…read moreus. Angie and Justin were welcoming and went above and beyond any expectations we had. The course is well designed even for our littles ages 5-7! Great instructions on how to play. Also snacks for all of us. There's also a shaded comfortable area to have lunch. Angie showed us an amazing Mexican food restaurant that was soooo good! You can have the food delivered if you'd like. It is well worth the drive so don't let that stop you. Prices are very reasonable too! I encourage everyone to experience this super fun day for the whole family!!

Great play area for kids. Inside of the Cedar Street Bridge. Operates on donations. Enjoy!!read more

I really love this place and can always find what I'm looking for. I scored some women's boots in…read moremy size, used but awesome condition and same for my daughter when I really need a particular item. It's also great for finding gifts and letting the kids burn some energy. The owner is really nice.

Some beaches just feel like home from the moment you step onto the sand. Sandpoint City Beach is…read moreexactly one of those. I've visited lakeshores all over the Pacific Northwest, but this spot holds a special place -- and it's earned 5 stars without question. I arrived mid-day, blue sky overhead, with just a backpack and swim trunks, hoping for a chill beach day. The water at Lake Pend Oreille is clear, calm in places, rippling in others. There's a dock to walk out on, and I spent a few minutes just standing there, watching the sunlight dance on water, mountains hugging the horizon. The beach layout is smart: a grassy strip shaded with trees, picnic tables, and a sandy stretch for people to lounge or launch paddleboards. There were families building sandcastles, someone quietly strumming a guitar under a tree, kids splashing near the shore. No chaos, no stress -- just blue water, bright sunshine, subtle laughter in the background. Amenities are solid: restrooms aren't fancy but clean, the parking lot's right there, and I noticed a snack shack off to the side (open seasonally). The trail by the lake's edge continues past the beach -- perfect for a short walk before or after your swim. I saw birds diving, sense of nature very present. What hit me most: the transition from sandy beach into deep lake is smooth and gradual, so swimming felt easy and enjoyable. At dusk, the sky turned soft pink and gold, reflections echoed on the water -- that moment made me pause and breathe deeper. Final take: 5 stars, no doubt. Sandpoint City Beach balances comfort and wildness. It's perfect for relaxing, for light adventure, or for simply watching the sunset until the stars come out. If you've got time, linger -- come back at golden hour.

Nice little city park / beach area along Lake Pend Orielle (if you don't know, don't even try to…read morepronounce it). Plenty of grass and sand for kids to play (if not for the fowl gifts), and small swimming areas with boundaries for safety. Very peaceful place for a stroll when we visited in September, but I'd imagine it gets busier during the warm summer months. The park has a snack shack, but it's apparently only open during the warmer months. Plenty of free parking. The only negative was there was swan/goose poop everywhere! Had to watch where you stepped almost everywhere, including the sidewalks and grass. That was a real negative while trying to enjoy the park and get some fresh air.

AMAZING experience. The whole team was so helpful & positive. Very friendly and welcoming, we had 0…read moreissues with our Pontoon rental. Perfect day spent on Lake Pend Oreille. The team helped us completely load our stuff into the boat, and back to our truck at the end of the day. Highly recommend!! Will definitely be using them again.

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Always wanted to check this dog park out..... was a waste of time…read more What it has going for it: - plenty of parking - human bathrooms near parking lot - poop bags provided - dogs can swim off deck if water is high enough What it has going against it: - no seating - no fencing - no water source for your pooch - very small Ok, first off, them saying this is a dog park is totally wrong. It's a less than 1/4 mile trail through a swamp. It's is very disappointing. You walk less than 5 minutes and you have to turn around. Not worth the time to drive here even if you live in Dover. It seems not one dime was spent on this "dog park/trail". There are signs all over Dover Bay telling their residents to keep their dogs on leash... and this was probably their quick solution for their residents to have their dogs off leash. Walked through the normal park and even with all these keep your dogs on leash signs around, there was 3 sets of dogs off leash in the 15 minutes I was at their park.... so obviously it ain't working. Take a page from Ponderay and build something like their dog park and maybe your residents would be a little more respectful of your local leash laws.... just saying.