we.booked our first night, liked it so much, stayed a second night! full service, immaculately…read morekept, short trail to very private lake area. hosts were super friendly and had lots of ideas of things to do in the area. gave us maps and info. their restaurant recommendation for El Patron was OUTSTANDING! the best dinner we have had anywhere in a long time!! as a side note, the camp hosits made room for a family in distress from the wildfires and helped accommodate their animals without disturbing anyone else. many thanks for being just great humans!,

If friendly customer service is appealing to you, do not stay at this campground. Bunny the owner…read moreis the worst. Stayed at this place more than a few times, and it's the same every time. One example....grown women who may be wearing shorts and a bathing suit top....she will kick you out if you don't cover up. The reason..."there are married men here." Absolutely horrific rules and customer service. She is the worst!!!

Best campground east of the Cascades in Northeast Washington State discover Pass is required…read morefishing is pretty good scenery is amazing. Managed by Department of Natural resources .

Dragoon Creek Campground was a terrific spot for me to spend the night. If anyone's looking for a…read morenice, clean and quiet campground right off the main road of highway 395...I highly recommend coming here! I found Dragoon Creek through my trusty little camping app called CAMPENDIUM. I also absolutely recommend for those hikers, campers and adventurers who enjoy getting outdoors and pitching their tents while exploring the beautiful parks in the Pacific Northwest....then Campendium is simply the best app on your phone to find campgrounds. Dragoon Creek is located 18 miles north of downtown Spokane, Washington. This was the perfect stopping place for me as I was ultimately heading 250 miles northwest towards North Cascades National Park to explore over there for a few days. I had read on Campendium that it was free to camp at Dragoon Creek for the night as long as you had a Washington Discover Pass. I had no clue what a Washington Discover Pass was and I didn't even know how to find one. When I finally arrived here the Camp Host greeted me by the front gate. He told me I could pick up this Discover Pass at the local Chevron gas station about 5 miles down the road in the town of Deer Park. This was not a problem for me. When I arrived at Chevron, they had plenty of passes. It was $12 to buy a pass for the night. Though they mentioned that for an entire years worth....it was only $30 and this Washington Discover Pass was accepted at plenty of campgrounds located all over Washington state. The pass was especially handy when I visited Olympic National Park with a variety campgrounds to tent around there. So, I happily paid the $30 and while I was at Chevron I picked up a few snacks for the evening. Returning to Dragoon Creek...there were 23 campsites to choose from. The Camp Host told me to pick an unoccupied spot and I was good to go! I think for me...best of all...the campground was set right within the forest with lots of space between campsites. There were picnic tables and fire pits for barbecuing. Summing it all up...Dragoon Creek exuded the absolute PERFECT AMBIANCE AND SETTING for taking it easy and relaxing in the woods. I couldn't have picked a better place. Thank you Campendium, lol! I set up my tent on a relatively healthy patch of grass (not on hard dirt) that was more than suitable and comfortable for sleeping at night. The surroundings were so quaint and pleasant for camping...I gladly snapped some pictures to remember this place. In all, I was just very shocked that I visited here on a random Tuesday over the summertime in the month of August and Dragoon Creek was empty! More than half the campsites were not even filled. I'm surprised by this because I felt the conditions here were ideal. The Camp Host did mention that over weekends, they get much busier. One big point also, I had cell phone reception...which I much appreciated. And...there was a sign saying the gates to Dragoon Creek closed from 9pm - 7am...so you certainly don't get any late night stragglers that are loud and noisy while you're already settled and trying to enjoy the evening. There were porter potties for bathroom use...but they were some of the most well maintained I have seen over my travels. I can't say enough good things about Dragoon Creek. They even had a little walkway path to a stream that I found quite refreshing. If you're in this Spokane area...come to Dragoon Creek Campground. What a hidden gem and I happily give 5 stars.

Not much in the way of food and lodging but nice camping/beach spot. Water is pretty cold. Nice…read morevolleyball net

Beautiful campground and huge sandy beach. Amazing creek winds through the trees with a wooden…read morefootbridge to cross. One of the biggest campgrounds on Priest Lake. It also fills up fast, so make a reservation.

I was in the area needing a campsite and this place came up. I called but it was after office hours…read moreso I drove over and the office again was closed and I figured I would pay in the morning! There were no prices posted in person or on the website, and no where it stated it was members only. After I had been there about 2 hours (at 7pm) a woman on a golf cart sped into my camp site so fast she skidded on the gravel yelling if you're not a member you owe me $82 to stay here. No hello, welcome or anything. I said how was I supposed to know it was a members campsite as that was not posted anywhere (I double checked the office and front gate as I left making sure I didn't miss anything) and she yelled at me that people normally call first (which I did but they were closed). I packed up and found another fantastic public campsite close by for $30/night and was very happy there. The beach access at old American is also mediocre compared to over things in the area. Just don't want anyone else to set up camp just to have to leave! Some signage with members only and prices would be nice, both in person/at the gate and on the website.

I've stayed here for the summer for a couple of years now. They're making nice improvements. The…read morenew asphalt at the park entrance looks great and has cut the dust. The hanging flowers and flower beds around the office, club house, and laundry/restrooms are really nice. I really enjoy the river access, the deer and turkeys that stroll through, beautiful views of the river valley, and the quiet nights in the park. The recreation building has been renovated this year and is really nice. Maintenance is very responsive. I had a hose bib that was leaking. I let the office know and it was replaced that afternoon. Never any problem with electric or sewer. The grassy common areas are watered and cut regularly. The playground area was updated this Spring. Laundry is equipped with newer washers and dryers are very reasonably priced. Showers and restrooms are very clean. So, a lot of improvements and beautification has taken place. I really enjoyed coming here, and these improvements make it that much better. Management and maintenance are super friendly and eager to help.

We pulled in and our first thought was "this looks nothing like the pictures on their website"…read more Incredibly unmaintained, grass not mowed, and many spots weren't a concrete pad. Was also clear many folks were living out of their RVs in this resort. We walked down to the river, which was across the road, and discovered there was no good place to swim and the dock was absolutely covered in goose droppings. We decided to leave and try the Kalispel Casino RV resort nearby, which was at least clean and maintained. Would absolutely recommend against booking / staying here

We had a great stay in of the Mini homes. Super cute, clean and comfortabl. slept 5 of us. Great…read moretime boating and fishing

Visiting family here in ID & they took us to visit this wonderful state park. It's named after the…read moreadmiral who said, "Damn the torpedos. Full speed ahead!" during the Civil War. The former site of a Naval training station: Over 293,000 sailors received basic training here. Who would've thought a Naval training facility would be in Idaho? It was also used as a German POW camp during WW II. There are so many things to do here. Tour the Museum At The Brig, go hiking of one of many trails, camp at one of their numerous camp sites, play disc golf, bring a lunch & picnic along the shoreline of Lake Pend Oreille, the largest lake in ID. Fishing, sailing or boating. Visit the beautiful viewpoint at the end of South Rd. Shooting ranges or even a model airplane flying field! However, I must say their gift shops are somewhat lacking. Go for a day or a weekend, this park is just great.

Beautiful area! Lots fun areas to swim. It was bust but we were able to find space in the 2…read moredifferent swimming areas.

Note: My review is for the Lake Spokane campground and boat launch area, just East of the Long…read moreLake Dam. There are four distinct areas of Riverside SP. To see the actual location, refer to Google Maps. A lot to like here, and it's all dry camping. But if you are used to metro area conveniences, be ready to drive 20+ mins, with Suncrest being the better option, vice Reardan or Wellpinit. It's a pretty drive, wherever you decide to go. Sites here are spaced nicely for semi-privacy; meaning, it's nice to have a quiet space, but it's also nice to see neighbors 30 yards away. A full camp is a safe camp this far out. If you have a travel trailer, don't get Site 4. It's set up is 'against the grain' for the 1-way road, and the only reason we made it in was because of our smaller RV. Big rigs? No way. They have these--I guess--decorative rocks to define each camp site. They're in the way, mostly. Otherwise, if you have booked online, it's plug and play. We got to our site; name on the reserved placard; and let the relaxation begin. Easy...

Riverside State Park is an amazing place to visit in Eastern Washington (near Spokane). The park…read morehas a great trail for walking, running, mountain biking or horseback riding. There is a very nice suspension bridge along the trail, and the trail is near a very scenic river. I highly recommend visiting this park.

There I was, just up the road, at Lion's Head Camp Ground. My family, consisting of 12 families,…read morehad just checked in. In order to navigate the park it requires coming in and out of the check point. Even after you have checked in, received your vehicle tag, if there are 20 cars in front of you, you must wait patiently in line once again. I did not know this (a new rule) and made my way around the lazy traffic to get to the boat dock after unloading my vehicle (parking is horrid). Next thing you know, I'm being chased down by a large Tractor! Literally a front loader with a bucket full of dirt. This maintance guy was insane. As I pulled into a parking spot at the boat launch he screamed in behind me, bloxking me in as if a criminal. Then, he unloads his bucket, 1 ton of dirt behind my truck and proceeds to challenge me to a dual. I have never been i sulted, humiliated and intimidated to such a degree at a campsite. I don't believe they are doing mental welfare checks on their employees at this camp. My family's stay wasnuch shorter, even though the views are beautifil. Also during this trip they were on a manhunt for a killer! Helicopters, military, unmarked cars. I kid you not. Welcome to Idaho

Loved our Spring break camping trip. There was still snow on the ground but the cabins were open…read more It was quiet with the entire campground left to the five cabins. It was great family time. The camp hosts who also ran the small store were very sweet. Our power went out during a wind storm and the host and rangers checked up on us and kept us informed on what was going on.

This campground is off the beaten path you might miss the turn off if your not careful. It is a…read moremost amazing campground though. We had one of the premium spots and had a view over the lake. It is a catch and release private lake so if you are from out of state you don't need a fishing license. It is a full hookup park 20/30/50 amp, wifi, water and sewer. The spots are gravel and very level. They have pull thru and back in spots that accommodate large RV,s. Each has a grassy area and picnic table and fire ring. There are bathrooms with showers and a laundry room. Also there are canoe rentals, games and a lot of stuff just to do here in this park!! The camp hosts are absolutely amazing Heidi and James. James checked us in lead us to our spot, gave us all the info about the campground and a little about the area and some literature about what to do in the area. We camped in a 37' 5th wheel and ended up staying longer than we planned because we really liked the place.

Blue Lake is our favorite place to stay. Friendly staff clean warm restrooms, charming wine…read morebar/deck, just the nicest place to take our grandkids. My husband and I like to go there by ourselves as well. Very relaxing. Dan and Janet Evans