Magee Rangers Cabin

7500 Beauty Creek Rd, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814, USA

Tucked away in a serene narrow valley where wooded hillsides rise like natural amphitheater walls, Beauty Creek Campground offers an authentic back-to-nature experience that feels worlds away from civilization. This hidden gem provides the perfect basecamp for adventurers seeking to explore the stunning Lake Coeur d'Alene region while enjoying the tranquility of rustic camping beneath towering evergreens.

IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST

Tucked away in a sun-dappled meadow where Bumblebee Creek babbles its way through the Idaho wilderness, this tranquil campground beckons adventurers seeking both relaxation and recreation. The crystal-clear waters invite anglers to cast their lines, families to splash in shallow pools, and nature lovers to simply wade and explore. Two thoughtfully designed camping loops wind through the property, connected by smooth paved roads and equipped with essential amenities including vault toilets and hand-pumped wells that deliver fresh mountain water. Whether you're here to fish the productive waters, cool off with a refreshing swim, or use the site as your base camp during hunting season, Bumblebee Campground offers an authentic taste of Idaho's outdoor splendor.

2502 E Sherman Avenue, Coeur d'Alene, ID, 83814, USA

Nestled along the scenic Forest Road 208, Avery Creek Cabin beckons adventurers to experience a slice of forest service history in the heart of Idaho Panhandle National Forests. This charming three-room retreat, fully furnished and thoughtfully maintained, serves as your gateway to the pristine North Fork Coeur d'Alene River. Whether you're casting a line for native trout, floating down crystal-clear waters on a summer afternoon, or exploring the network of wilderness trails that spider out from your doorstep, this historic cabin promises an authentic backcountry experience with all the comforts of home.

Idaho Panhandle National Forests

Escape to Honeysuckle Campground, where Deception Creek meets the Little North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River in a secluded forest setting just 22 miles from Coeur d'Alene, ID. This intimate seven-site campground operates exclusively as a group area, welcoming up to 50 guests who want to share an authentic wilderness experience together, complete with hand-pumped water and vault toilets that keep things simple and rustic.

Honeysuckle Campground, Idaho Panhandle National Forests

Tucked away in the heart of Idaho's Panhandle, Honeysuckle Campground offers an intimate escape where dense forests meet flowing waters. Here, where Deception Creek merges with the Coeur d'Alene River, seven carefully placed campsites provide the perfect basecamp for anglers and nature enthusiasts alike. Smooth, paved roads wind through towering trees, making this hidden gem accessible to all types of vehicles while maintaining its secluded, peaceful atmosphere.

IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST

Nestled along the pristine North Fork Coeur d'Alene River, Kit Price Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its diverse array of recreational opportunities. Here, visitors can spend sun-drenched days floating down gentle rapids on tubes, taking refreshing dips in crystal-clear waters, or paddling quietly in kayaks as osprey circle overhead. The riverbanks offer excellent catch-and-release fishing for native cutthroat trout, while scenic hiking trails wind through the surrounding landscape. Recent forest management efforts have transformed the campground into a more open, meadow-like setting, creating expansive views and abundant sunshine – though some long-time visitors note the trade-off between panoramic vistas and the intimate, shaded sites of years past.

IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST

Tucked away in the serene wilderness where Shoshone Creek meets the North Fork Coeur d'Alene River, Berlin Flats Group Area offers an escape into nature's embrace. This secluded mountain retreat beckons groups seeking adventure and camaraderie, with crystal-clear waters perfect for casting lines, lazy afternoon floats, and endless trails winding through pristine forest. Here, the only sounds competing with your campfire stories are the gentle rush of the creek and the whisper of wind through ancient pines.

IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST

Nestled along the pristine waters of the North Fork Coeur d'Alene River, Devil's Elbow Campground beckons adventurers with its perfect blend of riverside tranquility and aquatic excitement. This intimate 20-site retreat invites you to cast a line into crystal-clear waters, navigate gentle rapids on a raft, or simply float the afternoon away. Whether you're planning a family reunion at one of the spacious group sites or seeking a peaceful solo escape, Devil's Elbow delivers the authentic Idaho wilderness experience with the comforts of a well-appointed campground.

12355 Mokins Road, Hayden Lake, ID, 83835, USA

Tucked away on the eastern shores of pristine Hayden Lake, Mokins Bay Campground offers an intimate escape into the heart of the Coeur d'Alene mountains. This hidden gem rewards adventurous souls who navigate its winding gravel road with an unparalleled sense of solitude. Here, beneath towering pines and far from the crowds, you'll discover what true forest camping feels like—where the only sounds are rustling branches and lapping water against the shore.

173 COMMERCE DR. P.O. BOX 159, SMELTERVILLE, ID 83868, USA

Perched high above the Coeur d'Alene River valley, Little Guard Lookout beckons adventurers to experience a slice of firefighting history while sleeping among the clouds. This lovingly preserved two-story cabin, standing sentinel at 6,031 feet, transforms your camping trip into an unforgettable journey back in time. Since earning its place on the National Historic Lookout Register in 1990, this fully furnished mountain refuge has welcomed visitors seeking both solitude and adventure, with scenic hiking trails radiating from your doorstep like spokes on a wheel.

IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST

Nestled in the heart of Idaho's wilderness, Big Hank Campground beckons adventurers with 30 spacious sites carved into nature's playground. Here, summer days unfold with the rush of the Coeur d'Alene River, where families float on tubes through sun-dappled waters and anglers cast for prized cutthroat trout. Thrill-seekers navigate Class I-III rapids while hikers discover hidden waterfalls—from the thundering cascade of Centennial Falls to the misty veil of Shadow Falls. Ancient cedars stand sentinel in Settler's Grove, their massive trunks telling stories of centuries past. As evening falls, watch for the graceful silhouette of moose emerging from the forest, mule deer grazing in meadows, and the aerial acrobatics of osprey diving for fish while tiny calliope hummingbirds dart between wildflowers.

2693 MT Hwy 200, Trout Creek, MT 59874, USA

Perched high above the world at 5,351 feet, Minton Peak Lookout stands as a sentinel over the Rocky Mountains, offering adventurers a chance to step back in time while immersing themselves in breathtaking wilderness. This historic fire lookout, first erected in 1932 and lovingly restored in 2011, serves as your personal observatory where three mountain ranges converge in a spectacular display. From your eagle's nest among the evergreens, watch as morning mist dances through the Clark Fork Valley below while the jagged peaks of the Bitterroot and Cabinet ranges paint the horizon in shades of blue and granite.

2502 East Sherman Ave, Coeur d Alene, ID 83814

Perched atop Spyglass Peak, this lovingly restored 1930s cabin beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness retreat. After its careful restoration in 2019, the historic Spyglass Ground House now welcomes up to four guests to experience dry camping at its finest. Wake to misty mountain mornings, spend days exploring miles of hiking trails, and discover pristine fishing streams that have been drawing outdoor enthusiasts to this remote sanctuary for over a century.

Kootenai National Forest

Nestled along the serene waters just nine miles north of Trout Creek, Marten Creek Campground offers an intimate escape into nature with six thoughtfully developed campsites. Four of these sites feature cozy shelters complete with picnic tables and fire rings, perfect for gathering around evening campfires under starlit skies. The campground welcomes RVs up to 32 feet, with well-maintained gravel roads winding through the property. Modern vault toilets ensure comfort during your stay, while the developed boat launch and dock provide easy access to water adventures. For larger gatherings, the campground's crown jewel is a spacious group site that accommodates up to 45 people, featuring an impressive pavilion shelter with three tables – ideal for family reunions, scout troops, or outdoor celebrations.

2693 MT Hwy. 200

Perched atop a 30-foot tower, the historic Gem Peak Lookout Rental invites adventurers to sleep among the clouds with breathtaking 360-degree views of the Cabinet Mountain Wilderness and the winding Clark Fork River below. This lovingly renovated fire lookout combines rustic charm with essential comforts—twin beds await weary travelers, while a crackling wood stove keeps the mountain chill at bay. Firewood waits at the tower's base, ensuring cozy evenings spent watching alpenglow paint the surrounding peaks.

13550 E Highway 54, Athol, Idaho, 83801-8212, United States

Welcome to Farragut State Park, where 4,400 acres of pristine wilderness invite you to explore Idaho's outdoor paradise. This expansive retreat offers something for every adventurer – from peaceful hiking trails winding through ancient forests to challenging mountain biking routes, cozy cabins for those seeking comfort, and traditional campsites for the authentic outdoor experience. Equestrians can saddle up for scenic rides, while disc golf enthusiasts will find championship-caliber courses nestled among towering pines. With group camping areas perfect for family reunions and the crystal-clear waters of Lake Pend Oreille beckoning just beyond the trees, Farragut transforms every visit into an unforgettable adventure.

Triangle Pond along Noxon Reservoir and road 2229

Nestled along the pristine shores of Noxon Reservoir, Triangle Pond beckons day-trippers with its inviting swimming beach and well-appointed picnic areas. This beloved day-use destination offers everything you need for a perfect outdoor escape: sturdy picnic tables beneath the trees, fire rings for afternoon cookouts, and clean vault toilets for convenience. As visitor Lisa Sabol enthusiastically notes, you'll find 'clean water, beautiful views' – a simple yet perfect summary of what makes this spot special. Whether you're planning a family reunion, a romantic picnic, or simply seeking a refreshing swim on a hot summer day, Triangle Pond delivers the quintessential Montana day-use experience.

Cabinet Ranger District 2693 MT Hwy. 200, TROUT CREEK, MT 59874-9503, USA

Nestled in the heart of northwestern Montana's pristine woodlands, Bull River Pavilion beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of group gathering spaces and intimate camping spots. Whether you're planning a family reunion beneath the soaring pavilion that accommodates up to 200 guests, or seeking a peaceful retreat among the dozen-plus tent and RV sites, this scenic destination offers the ideal backdrop for creating lasting memories in Montana's natural splendor.

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Nestled along the pristine shores of Pend Oreille Lake, Whiskey Rock Bay Campground offers an intimate escape with just 9 thoughtfully placed camp units. Three coveted lakeside sites put you mere steps from the water's edge, while the remaining sites provide peaceful forest retreats. The campground welcomes day visitors with 4 dedicated picnic sites, each equipped with its own fire ring for afternoon gatherings. Modern vault toilets, a convenient boat dock, and a inviting swimming beach complete this waterfront haven, creating the perfect basecamp for your Idaho lake adventure.

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Tucked away in Montana's verdant wilderness, just six miles from the Idaho border along scenic Highway 200, Big Eddy Campground offers an intimate escape into nature's embrace. This charming five-site retreat invites adventurers to settle beneath a canopy of towering firs, pines, and aromatic cedars, where each thoughtfully spaced campsite comes equipped with its own picnic table and fire ring for evening gatherings under starlit skies. The campground's centerpiece—a fully developed boat ramp complete with dock—opens up a world of aquatic adventures, while two inviting day-use areas provide perfect spots for afternoon picnics. One features a covered shelter ideal for family gatherings, complete with dual picnic tables and fire grills. Despite its compact size, Big Eddy delivers everything needed for a memorable outdoor experience, from convenient pit toilet facilities to easy water access, all wrapped in the tranquil beauty of Montana's forest landscape.

Idaho Panhandle National Forests

Escape to your own private slice of paradise at Maiden Rock Picnic Ground, an exclusive boat-access retreat on Lake Pend Oreille. This hidden gem offers four intimate picnic units complete with fire rings, where you can share stories under the stars. A pristine swimming beach invites you to dive into crystal-clear waters, while basic amenities like a vault toilet ensure comfort without compromising the wilderness experience. For those seeking true solitude, unimproved dispersed camping sites dot the surrounding area, offering adventurers the chance to create their own perfect basecamp in this remarkably peaceful sanctuary.

Cabinet Ranger District 2693 MT Hwy. 200

Step back in time at the Bull River Guard Station, where the spirit of early forest rangers lives on in this beautifully preserved 1908 cabin. Nestled deep in the Cabinet Mountain Range, this 700-square-foot historic gem invites you to experience the authentic frontier lifestyle with modern comforts. Original period furniture tells stories of bygone days, while three full beds and two singles accommodate your group in rustic comfort. An electric range and furnace ensure cozy evenings after days spent exploring the pristine wilderness of Kootenai National Forest along the East Fork Bull River.

Kootenai National Forest

Nestled among towering pines at the southern shores of Bull Lake, Bad Medicine Campground offers an intimate escape into Montana's pristine wilderness. This hidden gem in the Kootenai National Forest welcomes visitors with 18 thoughtfully positioned campsites, including a dedicated host site for added comfort and guidance. The campground's well-maintained paved roads and parking spurs wind through the forest, leading to modern amenities including fresh potable water and clean vault toilets. Water enthusiasts will appreciate the convenient paved boat ramp and dock, providing easy access to Bull Lake's crystal-clear waters for fishing, boating, or simply enjoying sunset reflections dancing across the surface.

2376 E HWY 2

Nestled along the serene banks of the Pend Oreille River, Riley Creek stands as the crown jewel of the Albeni Falls project campgrounds. This expansive riverside retreat invites you to unwind in nature's embrace, where the gentle murmur of flowing water sets the soundtrack for your outdoor adventure. Modern conveniences blend seamlessly with pristine wilderness here—electric and water hookups ensure comfort while fishing piers stretch into productive waters, playgrounds echo with children's laughter, and sports courts host friendly competitions under towering pines. Whether you're casting a line at dawn or gathering under a picnic shelter for an evening meal, Riley Creek promises the perfect balance of tranquility and recreation.

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Nestled along the pristine shores of Pend Oreille Lake, Green Bay Campground offers an intimate escape with 11 thoughtfully placed campsites, each equipped with picnic tables and fire rings for memorable evenings under the stars. Vault toilets ensure convenience while preserving the natural setting, and the inviting swimming beach provides refreshing relief on warm summer days. Please note that the campground is temporarily closed for the summer of 2024 as we enhance facilities to better serve future adventurers.

PO Box 170, Sagle, Idaho, 83860-0170, United States

Nestled in the heart of Idaho's pristine wilderness, Round Lake State Park beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its mirror-like waters and towering evergreens. This hidden gem combines the tranquility of a secluded mountain lake with adventures for the whole family. Whether you're pitching a tent under star-filled skies, paddling across glassy waters at dawn, or exploring winding forest trails, Round Lake delivers an authentic Idaho outdoor experience that refreshes the soul and creates lasting memories.

2502 East Sherman Ave, Coeur d Alene, ID 83814

2502 E Sherman Avenue, Coeur d'Alene, ID, 83814, USA

IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST

IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST

2693 MT Hwy 200, Trout Creek, MT 59874, USA

13550 E Highway 54, Athol, Idaho, 83801-8212, United States

173 COMMERCE DR. P.O. BOX 159, SMELTERVILLE, ID 83868, USA

IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST

2693 MT Hwy. 200

12355 Mokins Road, Hayden Lake, ID, 83835, USA

IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST

IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST

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Triangle Pond along Noxon Reservoir and road 2229

Idaho Panhandle National Forests

Cabinet Ranger District 2693 MT Hwy. 200, TROUT CREEK, MT 59874-9503, USA

Honeysuckle Campground, Idaho Panhandle National Forests

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Idaho Panhandle National Forests

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Sawtooth National Forest

Tucked away from the modern world, Redfish Lake Inlet Campground offers an exclusive wilderness experience that rewards the adventurous. This pristine hideaway can only be reached by paddling across crystal-clear waters or following scenic hiking trails, ensuring a peaceful escape where the only sounds are lapping waves and rustling pines.

FOREST RD 2000, GRANGEVILLE, ID 83530, USA

Nestled in the untamed wilderness of north central Idaho, Fish Creek Group Camp offers an authentic backcountry experience within the majestic Nez Perce National Forest. This primitive, horse-friendly sanctuary welcomes groups seeking adventure off the beaten path, with space for up to 75 people and 20 vehicles. Here, where towering pines whisper ancient stories and mountain trails beckon riders and hikers alike, you'll discover the raw beauty of Idaho's rugged heartland.

Boise National Forest

Tucked away in a pristine mountain meadow where solitude meets wilderness, Ice Hole Campground beckons with 10 intimate campsites that promise an authentic backcountry experience. Here, towering pines frame your mountain retreat while the melodic waters of Johnson Creek provide nature's soundtrack. This hidden gem offers the perfect escape for those seeking to trade city lights for starlit nights in one of Idaho's most peaceful settings.

Idaho Panhandle National Forests

Nestled in the heart of Idaho's pristine wilderness, Geisinger Campground beckons adventurers with three thoughtfully appointed campsites that balance comfort with untamed nature. Each site comes equipped with a crackling fire ring for evening gatherings, sturdy picnic tables for lakeside meals, and bear-proof storage boxes that keep both wildlife and provisions safe. True to its wilderness spirit, the campground embraces a Pack it In, Pack It Out philosophy, inviting visitors to leave only footprints and take only memories from this unspoiled corner of the world.

Sawtooth National Forest

Nestled along the babbling waters of East Fork Baker Creek, this secluded primitive campground offers an authentic wilderness escape for those seeking solitude and simplicity. With essential amenities including vault toilets and sturdy fire rings, adventurers can settle in for nights under star-filled skies while their horses graze peacefully nearby. This equestrian-friendly haven welcomes riders and pack animals, making it an ideal basecamp for exploring the surrounding backcountry trails on horseback or foot.

South Fork Salmon River Campground, Cascade, Idaho

Nestled within a majestic old-growth ponderosa pine forest, South Fork Salmon River Campground offers 11 intimate campsites where the whisper of ancient trees mingles with the gentle murmur of the South Fork Salmon River. This serene mountain retreat invites you to disconnect from the modern world and immerse yourself in nature's timeless rhythms. Whether you're casting a line into crystal-clear waters, exploring forest trails, or simply watching wildlife pass through camp, this peaceful sanctuary promises memories that will last long after your tent is packed away.

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Escape to the untouched wilderness at Reservoir Creek Campground, where simplicity meets serenity. This intimate hideaway features just two secluded campsites, each equipped with a picnic table and fire ring for authentic outdoor living. While you'll find a vault toilet for convenience, this back-to-basics destination embraces the primitive camping experience—pack your own water and remember to carry out what you bring in, as no garbage services are available here.

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Tucked away in the rugged wilderness, Hawley Creek Lower Campground offers an authentic backcountry experience with four secluded camping sites perfect for those seeking solitude. While you'll need to bring your own water, modern restrooms provide a touch of comfort in this remote setting. Cast your line into the pristine waters of Hawley Creek or the nearby reservoir, where trout dance beneath the surface. Adventure seekers will discover a hidden spur trail that connects to the legendary Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, opening up endless exploration possibilities. The designated trails welcome ATV and motorcycle enthusiasts, adding an extra dimension of excitement to your wilderness escape.

Cape Horn Winter Rental (ID) 311 North U.S. Highway 93, CHALLIS, ID, 83226, USA

Escape to a winter wonderland at Cape Horn Winter Rental, where a cozy cabin nestled in the pristine Elk Meadow becomes your basecamp for unforgettable alpine adventures. This charming retreat sleeps up to 8 guests and invites you to explore miles of untouched powder on cross-country skis, trek through snow-laden forests on snowshoes, carve fresh tracks on your snowmobile, or discover hidden backcountry slopes for downhill skiing. After a day of exploration, return to the warmth of your wood stove, where crackling firewood and modern electricity create the perfect blend of rustic comfort and convenience.

Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests

Discover the intimate charm of Rackliff Campground, where six secluded campsites await along the pristine Selway River. This hidden gem offers more than just a place to pitch your tent—cross the scenic footbridge spanning Rackliff Creek, cast a line into crystal-clear waters, or embark on an adventure up the Rackliff Ridge Trail #702. With convenient picnic areas and essential facilities, this riverside retreat provides the perfect basecamp for explorers seeking authentic wilderness experiences.