Packsaddle Campground

Packsaddle Campground is located in Idaho's panhandle region. To access the campground, follow directions to the general area near Coeur d'Alene or the Idaho/Montana border region where it's situated. The campground is accessible via forest roads, with at least one site positioned adjacent to a river. Due to its forest setting, prepare for typical mountain road conditions. For specific driving directions from your location, check with the local Forest Service district office that manages the campground.

Packsaddle Campground is relatively close to the Route of the Hiawatha Trail, making it a good base camp for cyclists wanting to experience this famous rail-trail. The exact distance isn't measured in straight miles, but the campground's proximity to the trail allows for convenient access. Many campers choose Packsaddle specifically for its strategic location near outdoor recreation opportunities in the area. For the most current information on exact distances and best routes to the Hiawatha Trail from the campground, contact the Forest Service office that manages the campground.

At Packsaddle Lake, you can enjoy hiking on the nearby trails that surround the campground area. The campground features riverside access, making fishing, wading, and water activities popular options during warmer months. Though the campground itself has few trees in some areas, the surrounding forest environment provides opportunities for nature exploration. Wildlife watching and outdoor photography are also common activities. The peaceful setting makes it ideal for relaxation and enjoying the natural beauty of Idaho's forests.