Liberty Lake RV Campground

Corrie

I’ve stayed here multiple times and will always choose this campground when I’m in town. After reading some of these negative reviews, I genuinely feel for the employees who have to deal with certain guests. One reviewer even came back a full year later to update their review—apparently the campground’s calm, professional response didn’t match their need for the last word. That alone is pretty telling. Complaints about barking dogs, nonstop issues, and then blaming staff? Honestly, it sounds like the real nightmare would’ve been camping next to the reviewer, not staying at this campground. And the one-star reviews over internet service are laughable. You’re camping—outside—on purpose. If you need hotel-level Wi-Fi to survive, this might not be the experience for you. From my experience, the staff here is outstanding: helpful, patient, and far more accommodating than they’re given credit for. Moral of the story: treat people with basic respect and you’ll have a great stay. Ignore that rule, and maybe the problem isn’t the campground.

Maria Sandstrom

Liberty Lake Campground is very clean, well maintained campground. The staff is polite and friendly. Nice amenities— including pool, showers houses, activity room, playground, and sizable dog park. All sites had concrete pads, including for a picnic table area, yet still included a nice well kept grass area on each lot. Grass is thick and green so much so that I laid on it multiple times throughout our stay. All sites were well placed. Good communication from staff. Other campers were all very friendly. Well maintained roads. Campground had street lights. Stunning mountain views. Close to shopping and restaurants. Incredible water pressure and excellent electrical hookups. Feels secluded even though it’s right in the heart of Liberty Lake.

Patrick Tanguy

Stayed there for 2 nights on our way to Glacier National Park. Site immaculate, facilities and amenities are top notch. Got propane there and although we stayed only 2 days, kids enjoyed the playground and pool. Tough to have a RV resort better than that. We were going in an RV resort and we were expecting a little bit of noise b/c it is close to busy roads but it was a minor thing. Don’t understand some of the criticisms expressed in other reviews, ie sewer connection too far…I guess there will always have people not happy about something…

Wendy Bodeau

Until recently moving into our home, we got to spend 9 months here, and the experience was beyond what we hoped for. The facilities are well maintained. The laundry room and shower areas always smelled and looked clean. The clubhouse has welcoming and comfortable furniture for watching tv or playing board games, and I was so thankful to be able to use the ovens in the kitchen area from time to time for baking cookies. When my grandkids visited, they would make use of the play area and the pool. Small details like a monthly newsletter with local recommendations, coloring contests for the kids, and email reminders of what was happening in the park, made a huge impact on the quality of our stay. The best part were the friendly and hardworking staff. They made receiving packages, answering questions, and living in a small space enjoyable and easy.

Cassandra G

We stay at Liberty Lake Campground every summer and enjoy our stay here. This is one of the cleanest, most well-kept campgrounds we've ever stayed at. We love that it is all paved, and we don't have to clean off dust or gravel from our shoes. The lawns are green, and the entrance landscape is bee-friendly. I love seeing all the honeybees buzzing around. We always enjoy the pool, which is kept at a perfect temperature and is very clean. The staff is consistently friendly, helpful, and accommodating. My dog goes absolutely nuts for the dog park. It's three times the size of any dog park I've ever seen at a campground. He has tons of room to run himself exhausted. There are also several dog waste stations set up around the campground. It's overall a dog-friendly campground and we've only encountered responsible dog owners. The campground is in easy walking distance to groceries, frozen yogurt, restaurants, and an excellent farmer's market on Saturdays. We spend most of our time in Coeur d'Alene and it's an easy drive to get there. Our only negative feedback is that we don't like the cancellation policy, which is a credit for the substantial deposit. It's also more expensive to stay here than at other campgrounds, and it would be nice to have a small gym (treadmill and dumbbells) included in the amenities. A surcharge applies for payments made with a credit card. It would be great if they offered a discount for cash payments. These are our only criticisms for an otherwise very nice campground. We look forward to staying here in future summers.

montana spencer

⭐☆☆☆☆ (1 star) Over the past five years, I’ve written 87 Google reviews — only three of them have been anything less than five stars. I believe in the power of honest feedback and how it helps travelers like myself make informed decisions. Sadly, this will be my fourth negative review. I travel full-time in an RV for work, and I booked Liberty Lake RV Campground three months in advance. At the time, everything was set. But two months before my stay, my girlfriend was diagnosed with breast cancer. Naturally, I had to cancel the trip to be with her during treatment. I called the campground to explain the situation and even offered to pay a cancellation fee — I wasn’t looking for a full refund, just some understanding. Unfortunately, I was met with a total lack of empathy. Not only were they unwilling to offer any refund from the $300 I paid in full, but they also showed zero compassion. I made multiple phone calls hoping to speak with someone who could help or at least show some human decency, but I got nowhere. I understand businesses have policies — but there’s a big difference between policy and people. When someone is dealing with a life-altering medical situation and financial stress, the decent thing is to at least try to work with them. Liberty Lake RV Campground chose not to. If you’re booking here, just know that once they have your money, there’s no flexibility or humanity behind the desk. I hope this review helps others make a better-informed decision than I did. [Edit/Update:] As you can see from the owner’s response below, they chose to lean entirely on “policy” and avoid addressing the human element of this situation. For context: I currently have 17 RV park reservations across the country right now. Out of all of them, Liberty Lake RV Campground is the only one that showed zero flexibility or empathy. To be clear—this isn’t about me asking for special treatment. I’ve dealt with plenty of cancellation policies. For example, I canceled a reservation at a Ventura County, California, beachfront RV park that is booked solid year-round with a strict no-refund policy, and even they refunded me 100% due to my girlfriend’s medical situation. Why? Because they chose to be human. Liberty Lake RV Campground? Located outside Spokane—not a high-demand destination—and yet they still refused to show any decency. If you’re reading this review to help you decide where to stay, just know: once Liberty Lake RV has your money, there’s no flexibility, no compassion, and no exceptions

Cori Wilson

Spaces being paved was nice, park is clean and maintained. Playground and pool were both enjoyable for our kids. Dog park is huge in size, although very hilly on one side, grass is a bit on the long side in there, constantly wet, and not everyone cleans up after their dogs. Staff does not have much courtesy or tact when it comes to addressing any issues. Wifi was pretty much non existent. Sprinklers come on throughout the park at a time when people could still be outside in the evenings trying to enjoy their campsites. Hookups at most sites are in bad places, causing your camper to be more forward in the spot than most would like. Freeway and alot of inner city noise can be heard from inside the campground. Actually left a few days before our original checkout and finished our stay in the Spokane area elsewhere. Won't be returning to this campground.

Mickey Ceresey

Fantastic hike through cedar groves. Great place to enjoy some cooler air in the heat of the summer

Phishmanche

We enjoyed this. The hike to the falls is nice. Kinda busy but a great time. Some RV spots are not very level at all.

Ying Tang

Very well maintained campground with large common lawn. It is nice that the RV and tent area is separated so that it is quite for tent people. The campground is far off main road and with a nice little lake. I got sound sleep in our tent. Bathroom and shower works fine, but cleaning people could make it better. The host Joe, a nice guy understands traveling spirits, went extra miles to accommodate us, saving us from ridiculous $200 motel rate. Thank you so much, Joe, and I forgot to mention that you are a good photographer.