Beaver Creek Campground

Idaho Panhandle National Forest

Beaver Creek Park Rd. Coolin, ID 83821 435-245-6521 208-443-2512 Reservations: 877-444-6777 Official Website

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Overview of Beaver Creek Campground

Reservations required.

Due to bear activity, a food storage order is now in place on the Kaniksu National Forest; food and other attractants must be stored in hard-sided vehicles except when being prepared, used or consumed.

Last Price Paid: $14

Reported by BOSN on 7/5/2021

Longest RV Reported: 30 feet (Travel Trailer)

Reported by BOSN on 7/5/2021

Number of Sites 40

Pad Type asphalt

Reservations yes

Open Seasonally Late May - Sept.

Elevation 2,493 ft / 759 m

Max Stay 14

Max Length 60 ft

Tent Camping Yes

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GPS: 48.7366, -116.8619 View on Google Maps

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BOSN

64 reviews

“Away From It All”

Reviewed 7/5/2021

Nightly rate:	$14
Days stayed:	3
Site Number:	34
RV Length:	30' (Travel Trailer)

Overall Rating

This is the closest campground to the cut for Upper Priest Lake on the west side of Priest Lake, and it's far enough away from the highway to be really quiet. This is dry camping but potable water is available at many spigots throughout the campground. We never saw the camp hosts in the 3 days we were there. There are a couple of beaches just down from some of the sites where you could launch a kayak, canoe or paddle board, but no dogs are allowed on the beaches. A dump station is located in Coolin at the south end of the lake and most everyone will pass it when leaving the area. Trails around the lake are also located near the campground. I would prefer this campground to any others around Priest Lake, including the State Park on the east side.