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Idaho Panhandle/Luby Bay
The Idaho Panhandle is a region in the northwestern United States, located between the states of Washington and Montana. It is home to the Priest River and Luby Bay, two popular recreational areas. Priest River is a small town located on the banks of the Priest River, and is known for its outdoor activities such as fishing, camping, and boating. Luby Bay is a large lake located just south of Priest River, and is a popular spot for swimming, kayaking, and other water sports. Both areas offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains and forests, making them great places to explore and enjoy the outdoors.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Chase Hoitink
My family's been camping at the luby bay campground for over 50 years. If you go down to the beach you will see a Rock Pierre about 10 ft long. My cousins and I first made that pier in 2016 and its stood there ever since. I moved to Dallas a couple of years ago and to this day I will continue to make the flight back to the Bay every year. Our trips have expanded beyond my dad's side of the family and now my mom's cousins go my brother's wife's family still comes and even some friends now come. The luby Bay campground is like a second home to me. Some of my earliest memories were formed at this campground. We've had our fair share of campground host some great some horrible. I tend to get along with the younger family campground host s rather than the older couples who tend to be a lot more grouchy and less patient. The campground Hosts this year for the upper loop were amazing.
Konrad
Love this campground! Stayed at 19 and it was a little unkept, but I left it cleaner than I found it 😁 Will be back next year!
Donna Estelle
We found huckleberries right in the camprground. No mosquitoes, either!!!
Collin Hayes
Excellent camping site, but the caretakers are a little confrontational. We had two vehicles and two tents in a campsite, and we paid the extra vehicle fee. The caretakers rolled in on their golf cart and said that we were double-bunking. They said that one vehicle was entitled to two tents, but because we had two vehicles, each vehicle was entitled to 1 tent. Therefore, they said that we owed an additional $23 per night for the second tent. We had already paid $16 for the second vehicle, so I am pretty sure these people didn't know what they were talking about. What is the purpose of the second vehicle fee if you have to double the reservation price after you pay the fee? If they were being genuine, it's a truly absurd way to run things. If they weren't, I do not feel comfortable returning to a campsite run by these caretakers. Priest Lake is fantastic, but we will not be returning to this specific campsite.
Roger McLellan
White sandy Beach, on a labor day, it was quiet and the water was still warm . The water was clean and the smoke was clear for the day . It's a sunny beach early but the trees bring shade in the early afternoon, so hot summer days this is great but after August it get cool in the afternoon so go early. Day use and overnight camping are available . The views and access to surrounding mountains offer huckleberries, rock climbing, back country hiking and exploring , hunting , snowmobiling, four wheeling, c.c. skiing as well the lake offers boating , kayaking, jet skiing and camping in many locations from reserved cabins and campsites to remote camping .