Priest River

Some spots are a little close to the road and traffic noise. Campground is very near town with stores fuel and restaurants

I am a bit mixed about this campground. Our spot was really incredible. Site 12 is right on the river which provides impressive sunrise and sunsets. The river is calm in the mornings and evenings with fish jumping. However, there are some downsides to the spot and the campground that cannot be ignored. 1) It is very close to the highway so you hear the cars all day. Site 12 is as far away as you can get from it plus it has a great view so helps offset the road noise. Other sites don't have the view so the road noise would be even more annoying. 2) The campground is right next to a public beach. The water was nice in the summer but the river does have a lot of seaweed floating in it. Site 12 also happens to be closest to the beach. The noise from the bench is not bad. However, everyone from the campground walks right next to your site on their way to the beach. Also, site 12 gets full sun from about noon to sunset. There is shade but the tent site and parking are in the sun. 

LTDR - The view on the river here is a 5. The road noise and traffic from the beach goers pull this down to a 3 for me though. So I will give it a 4.

The volunteers were amazing so helpful and friendly! Camp site 12 is where you want to be especially if you like the sunshine. Only site on the river tent site only with bbq pit and picnic table and some shade. Bathrooms are close the fishing dock is closer and you could even swim in your own hole! The public beach is about 30 yards away and great for younger kids. Also from camp site 12 you can see the playground if you were to bring kids! They have free hot showers and firewood for sale on site as well. The rangers come give a presentation every third Friday I went and it was on all the different kinds of pines we have in INW.

We love USCOE parks. They are always well maintained and clean. They are always on water for fishing, or boating. Most have services for a great price. And the hosts are always wonderful. The bonus here is that it is close to Sandpoint, one of our favorite places we visited in Idaho.

Booked a few nights here to meet our son & daughter-in-law from Seattle for a weekend get together. Sites allow one RV & two tents, which is primarily why we chose it. Very shady under large conifers, so not much solar. But, bathrooms/showers kept clean and very pleasant camp host.

We stayed just 1 night in Mid June and the weather was great. The location for us was great , close to Sandpoint but far enough away to enjoy the quiet afternoon and sunset that evening vs. the noise and activity.

The sites were very well maintained. Power, water and on site dump station. The attendant was helpful and very pleasant. No complaints whatsoever!

Highly recommend if you are looking for a quiet spot.

Lots are well spaced, however narrow limiting slide outs and awning extension. Obviously slide out take priority limiting awning extension. There is no fresh drinkable water hook up at sanitation station. The fresh water station carries a warning that it is not suitable for drinking. ( Not sure if this is common in the Western States?) Sanitation station has no water hookup to flush sewer tank only hose to clean sanitation/sewer hose. Vicky Rayes Pizza was good.

No bugs to bother you.

No electric hook ups, no AC at 90 plus degrees!

This is a nice small campground. It’s extremely close to the edge of town so the road noise is significant no matter what campsite you have, but other than the noise you wouldn’t know you were near a town. Beach is so kid friendly for the little ones; this was the best part for us. Our 3 year old really gained some water confidence while here. Like the other Army Corp sister campground in this area the dishwashing and bathroom areas are great! The playground is fantastic to wear out the kiddos energy too! We will be back!

We were passing through from Glacier to home for a quick one day/night stop. Great little beach and play ground area. Both in full sun, but the campsites in full shade. Nice flush toilet bathrooms with great showers. Fives minutes for a quarter.

Only complaints were the mosquitoes and you can hear some road noise. Note that the entrance gate is closed from 10pm to 7am and you can only reserve online at recreation.gov. No office check in’s.

This small campground is perfect for fishing/boating being right where the priest  river and the Pend Oreille river meet. It has 20 well spaced campsites nestled in the trees. Each site is drive in and has a picnic table with fire pit. There is access to potable water and flush bathrooms with showers. 

 Next to the campground is the day use facilities which include nice restrooms, a large amount of parking, soccer/baseball field, play equipment/swings, and a small beach with boat launch. I really enjoyed the picnic tables with the old truss bridge in view, very picturesque.

 It seemed like a little known place with some local traffic as the campground was empty but a soccer team of kids were practicing in the field. Overall for the price of $21 I will be coming back and would recommend it to any Dyrt users in the area!

Small campsite ⛺ on the edge of town. Perfect for a few nights relaxation. Hot showers 🚿make for a relaxing night after a day on the river ⛵. While there is no hiking here, it is close to nearby forests 🌲. With it's own boat dock ⚓ you can spend the night fishing before sitting around the 🔥. Great for someone who wants a simple campground.