Beauty Creek Campground

The campground host was so friendly and helpful. They give 50% off to all national park pass holders (not just senior and access like usual) making this place $11.50 per night. The spots are grass and gravel but we’re level enough. The area is pretty even though the creek bed was dry while we were there in mid July. My only compl... more

We needed a place to crash for the night but didn't want to be at Walmart. There was one spot left when we arrived. Site #12 was very spacious and private. We enjoyed taking the dogs on a walk around the forest. It's very beautiful and close to the lake. We only stayed one night since it's $20 for no hookups. There is also a water spig... more

Price reflects senior discount. We liked our site- it was large, shaded, but we still got sun on our solar panels during much of the day. There's great biking on the Coeurs d'Alene trail & the Hiawatha trail. Both trails are about a half hour drive to trailhead but so worth it!! BEAUTIFUL LAKE! Campground has vault toilets and our s... more

This is a little different style review (and long). We were the camp host here for most of the 2016 season. So this review is more general info about the CG rather then a review of my thoughts as they may be biased. GENERAL INFO: - There is a self pay station. Just find your space, fill out your envelope and drop it in the bo... more

This is a forest campground with just a few spots.m Some of the sites are just suitable for tents and a few are suitable for solar. Ours was one of them. The site was long and narrow and some of the trees might make it difficult for taller RV's. Despite having a narrow paved area there was a large wooded seating area. This is a... more

I had one of the few sites that got sun for solar. Both internet and OTA TV signals were good. Only downside were 3 places where limbs were low enough to scrape the roof of my Class C. Trailers and other lower profile RVs would be fine.

Beauty Creek Camprgound has one long row of campsites. Some sites are shaded and some have good enough sun for solar (our spot being one of them).

There's a little bit of noise during the day from the road but otherwise it's quite peaceful.

We mistakenly thought the campground host was a sweetheart, until we ran into crazy neighbors. Apparently, people LIVE in tents here and still go to work early in the morning (at Cracker Barrel). If you're not 100% silent by 9:00 pm they will cuss you (and your young children) out and complain. We actually whispered at 10:18 while our... more