Wallace RV Park

Alright campground, quite a few spots for a small town. Full hookups $45, bit expensive however this includes showers and toilets free. Very peaceful next to the river.

Looks to be a good pub, power and water no issues.

The creek running alongside the campground is really nice. It’s hard to beat having a brewery and restaurant on site. Walking distance to downtown and the Trail of the Coeur d’Alene’s

Staff is amazing! My only complain is campground is between river and road which makes it difficult if you have very young children.

Clean park with beautiful creekside camping. Friendly employees and a convenient Brew Pub within walking distance. Grassy areas at sites and very pet friendly.

Road next the RV Park is very busy! It does slow down after dark but be prepared for road noise during daylight hours.

A beautiful small privately owned campground in the heart of Wallace Idaho. Right next to the city limits brew pub. Awful hook up sites, all very level sites! We did not have reservations and although the park was pretty full they were very accommodating and letting us use one of the smaller sites for our RV. The staff is incredible and the sound of the river is wonderful! Has good Wi-Fi especially if you’re sitting on the deck, and the water pressure is amazing. I would highly recommend it! If you happen to be in the area of Wallace this is a great stop.

With many of the campgrounds being closed this time of year we felt very lucky to find Wallace RV park. We called ahead to another campground that had beautiful pictures but upon arriving the place was a total dump. We continued on and found Wallace RV Park. The water had been shut off for the season already but we were able to hook up to electric which is all we needed since the skies had been overcast for the past 3 days and we desperately needed to recharge our batteries. Upon arriving, we were the only one at the park. There is a very quaint brew pub on the campground that had a very nice selection of draft beers and a good sandwich menu. We would definitely stay here again!

What a fun place. Yes. It is right on the road. Yes, there are ATVs driving by. However, the fun we experienced during our 4 days there, far overshadowed those little things. First, an RV park AND Brewery AND restaurant! What? That's right! You heard me. And it's really really good beer and food. Now, as if that wasn't enough, you can walk to the cutest downtown without of amazing history. it's also the center of the universe. It's true. Look it up. There's also a medallion in the road proving it. More breweries. Great food. Do you know what a Pulaski is? Check out the Pulaski Trail. You will be amazed. The Trail of the Coeur d'Alene goes through town. Also, the Trail of the Hiawatha is just down the road. One of the most memorable experiences for all age groups and abilities. My only regret is that we didn't stay longer.

Staff check in was great nice happy etc. if you are in a trailer with utilities at the back end make sure you bring extra sewer hose I just had enough. UTV,ATVs are every where traffic on the road is loud , some locals enjoy blowing the pop off valves on there Diesels and making there gassers back fire starts to quiet down about 8:30 or so

Wow! So friendly and such a great site. We backed right above the creek. With the windows open I could hear it babbling all night. Pure bliss. Super clean bathrooms and showers. 41 sites nicely arranged. A superb location.

Very nice small campground in Wallace. It is next to a creek with a clean bathroom. I stayed one night [tent} for $23.

Great spot to stay especially if you’re visiting Wallace for a festival or stopover. Within walking distance to charming downtown. Very friendly staff. Some spots border a small river. Pet friendly. All gravel spots with cabins in other side of the river. No laundry but restaurant and bar on property.

This site provides everything you’ll need. It can support both tent and RV camping. The sight also provides showers for long stays. The site is right next to town as well, so you can walk there to spend your time. The only problem I found with it is the stream being noisy in the morning, but this could be relaxing for some people.

We were hesitant to stay as there were no trees in individual sites, but because if it’s location in a narrow canyon it became shady and cooled down quickly in the afternoon. Clean showers! 3 cabins. Friendly staff. We ended up staying 2 days. The town is small, very historical! Laundromat nearby.

If tenting and on the roadside (vs creekside), be advised of the light overhead which keeps your tent in the light all night.