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Lake Pend Oreille - COE/Riley Creek
Lake Pend Oreille Coe Riley Creek Oldtown ID is a popular recreational area located in the northern part of Idaho. It is situated in the Pend Oreille River Valley and is surrounded by the Selkirk Mountains. The lake is the largest natural lake in Idaho and is known for its stunning views and abundant wildlife. The lake is a popular destination for fishing, boating, swimming, and camping. There are several campgrounds located around the lake, as well as a number of boat launches and marinas. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including bald eagles, ospreys, and trumpeter swans. The nearby town of Oldtown is a great place to explore, with its historic buildings, shops, and restaurants.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Papa Grandma Liz (Liz)
Beautiful camping group. GOOD LUCK FINDING A SPOT. LOOKING EVERY DAY AT 7AM. NOTHING. I will keep trying!
kevinpoc
A well appointed campground with lots of amenities. The price is very reasonable. It is managed by the Army Corp of Engineers that has a helpful staff. The grounds and facilities are kept clean and well supplied.
Tina Tyler
Beautiful place, nice big camp spot. Don't feel on to of other campers. Great place for little getaway!
Ken Cramer
Second trip this month … will definitely be going back again tho it looks like most of the rest of the summer is booked. Great interaction with hosts, very clean very nice campsites. So close to home we will get more dates booked next year had to cancel two of our trips thanks to Mother Nature in Yellowstone and diesel prices. But …
Freedom Seeker
This is a very busy campground with emphasis on anything water. It does have a playground and a few other amenities. Cell service is good, Verizon, campgrounds are kept clean. Fire rings. Lots of families with young people. Some sites have electric and some with electric and water. Sewage dump next to entry of campground. Leave early to avoid the “dumping line”. Typical Corps of Engineers campground. Spots have a distant feel but you are in a large campground surrounded by folks in a wooded area so if you have issues with that, then it’s not for you. Dispersed camping fans would not like unless they need a hot shower and shore power for a day or two. Camp hosts very nice. Most camp spots mostly level. Some sites have tent accommodations in addition to your camper. This is a reservation only campground and they lock the gates at night. I give it 4 stars just because it’s not really my cup of tea. It is definitely cheaper than private and state campgrounds in this area. This campground is primarily used by folks from Washington state. We found that interesting.