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Heyburn
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User Reviews
Shah Chandni
This is really nice, quite and beautiful lake with playground and cottages for camping.
Tracy Blair
1.29.25: It's really nice and quiet during the winter months. If you don't mind the brisk weather, you'll hardly see anyone on the bike trail path and it may just be you and one other car in the parking lot. The vaulted bathrooms were unlocked, open, and clean. I live just 5 minutes away off of Conkling and consider this my go-to spot for biking the trail of the Coeur D'Alene, hiking, and to enjoy the lake (Chatcolet side). During spring and summer we ride our bikes across the bridge to Harrison for lunch and ice cream. I definitely recommend doing that!
Robert Wheeler
Great State Park. Hot showers. A few of the campsites have full hookups. If you need groceries or any hardware items St. Marie's or Plummer are both about 10 miles away. The Rails to Trails paved path is great for walking or biking.
tanya bujko
We had plans change unexpectedly Labor day weekend and I called to see if by chance there was an available campsite available that day, the woman who I spoke with was great and there was an available campsite with full hookups for our trailer at Hawley's Landing. The campsite was great and the entire park is very well maintained and beautiful. We had a great time with our grandson and our dog. Absolutely recommend this park to everyone.
Davis
We love staying at the Blue Heron and Osprey cabins. They are near each other if you wanted to rent both, each sleeps 5 to 6 people. Nice fire pits, picnic tables, they share the nearby vault toilet, and access to gorgeous hiking trails. Cabins have views of the lake but are not on the water. Each cabin has a microwave and small table, plus a heater inside.