Riley Creek Campground

We love this camp ground. Water is great, camp is clean and host are always friendly.

This maybe the best COE we have camped at. Clean campsite, clean restrooms and showers. Dog Island allowed dogs off leash and swimming. Beautiful Day Use area, sprinkler system had entire day use area green. Campsite was fairly secluded. Love to stay there again.

We were looking for a campsite in the Idaho Panhandle and discovered Riley Creek. After a 10 hour drive we arrived, drove to our spot and was greeted by an attendant who happened to be in the area. They volunteered to help us spot our rig, we were fine. No help needed.

This was an indication of how this trip would be. Very enjoyable! Power and water close. Level gravel pad, plenty of shade. Walking and biking trails galore. River was peaceful, large grass area, large playground for kids. Fairly full of couples and families surprisingly quiet.

Close to town for any supplies you might need.
We plan on returning.

We stayed here one night going to Oregon from Fernie, BC. The campground was full, but spots are large and private thanks to being nestled in a forest of Western Cedars and Pines. The sites were gravel, the bathrooms are clean with free showers that don’t close, and despite being surrounded by water, mosquitoes weren’t terrible.

Our favorite place to camp hands down. It had it all!

Great place to camp. Very quiet here. Camp sites can be close depending on the one you get. No dump in sites, so a little bit of a bummer.

We try to get in here at least once or twice a year. Not easy have to book way ahead of time. But many great campsites, good privacy for the most part once you’ve learned your spots and beautiful surroundings. Love that it’s close by !!

We had a full hookup site, but unfortunately stayed too close to one of the toilets, who are very loud (also at night). A swim in the river was amazing because of the heat

We stayed here for a week. The sites are large,with plenty of shade. Partial hook ups.(no sewer) Some sites can be dark under the canopies of fir,cedar and pine trees. Great swim area for families. And a boat launch. There is also a pet area,and you can take your dogs for a swim. Free shorts and very clean bathrooms. Some highway noise but not too bad.

If you have never stayed at a Corp of Engineers Park, you will quickly wonder why not. The price for a site is very reasonable, especially with services. As others have mentioned there is a lot to do. There is 2 boat launch, fishing, walking trails shaded sites....gravel and level. tenting would be a little rough with the gravel. Bring a pad. We had good AT&T service. Bathrooms were clean, clean, clean but in need of a little uodating. updating. well maintained park. The hosts were great. There were a lot of locals, but that's because they know a great place when they see it. It is one of our favorites. We parked at the town of Dover and rode the bike trail into Sandpoint and then picked up the trail at the entrance to Sandpoint City Beach and road the Riverfront trail. Lots and lots to see and do in Sandpoint.

Very clean and maintained grounds. Our spot felt large and there is a lot for the kids to explore. 2 fishing docks, boat launch, playground, horseshoes, volleyball, basketball and large grass meadow plus paved and non-paved trails, there is a ton to do. Staff was great and very friendly. Sites have power and water and there is a dump station. Will definitely be back.

Great service and camp site trees shade quite.

We fell fortunate to have stumbled onto this great camp site. It have two large loops that have 30ish, clean, large, beautiful spots.

There are areas for large group picnics , an area for dogs, a lovely beach and a boat launch.

The place was packed and apparently books quickly.

This campground is well maintained. It’s close to water. They have a great educational shows put on by the park ranges,

But very busy in the summer. Well maintained paved camp area. Fishing, boat launch, swimming. Large meeting area. Camp host. Play areas.

This is my family’s favorite Campground. Lots of fun activities and trails, easy access bathrooms with nice showers. The water is beautiful and the beach is taken great care of. Very calming and the different campsites are separated by lots of beautiful trees. Highly recommend but reserve your spot early in advance because the spots fill up quick!

We stayed in site # 60. It was a big site but there are 2 sites in this campground that you need 2 hoses to hook up this is one of them. The staff offer a 2nd hose since some don't have 2 with them. It it close to the bathroom. We had water & electric and there's a dump station there. 

It was nice they have a little area you can keep a boat or kayaks in that's protected & you can lock them to hooks or just tie them up, It was a short walk from our site. They sell firewood there which is nice. 

The lake has a nice swim area & beach with a bit of parking, also has a nice boat ramp with lots of parking. We got a bunch of Crappie & found several good lures wrapped in the trees. 

Nice campground and it's cheap with the national Park pass, we paid $101 for 7 nights.  Love recreation.gov.

This is a great place for grandkids. Lots of trails for walking biking. Camp sites are large and private. Volleyball basketball court horseshoe pits. Water and electricity all sites

We tent camped, sharing a site with some friends in an RV. Only some of their sites are reservable, others are walk up. We did not have reservations so had to join a lottery to get one of the walk up sites. Despite arriving early in the morning, we did not know until mid afternoon if we got a site. Half way through our stay we had to move sites and again go through the lottery system. Fortunately we got sites both times, others were not so fortunate.

Otherwise it is a well taken care of camp ground. Lots of paved hiking paths, a beautiful beach, and a great play structure. No camp store on site.

Very clean. Roomy sites. Showers and dish washing area. Popular campground hard to get in.

Large, Clean Camp Sites with Electric & Water.

Bring your Boat, Kayak, Canoe, Bike, & Bathing Suit (in summer).

My favorite Army Corps of Engineers run Campground. Clean, and well run. Clean bathrooms, and Showers. Dump Station.