CDA River RV

Too bad it was close to a busy intermate, otherwise it would have definitely been given 5 stars. Great location next to the Coer d elene bike trail. Newer, clean and unique bathroom set up using tiny building materials. 30 amp service worked as advertised. Very busy campground but owners and workers met each arriving camper and led them to sites or in case of boondocker types gave suggestion on where to park.

My site had an acceptable cell signal. There were quite a few folks wandering around looking lost as they tried to get a signal.

We got in really late like 11pm with no reservation or even calling ahead and just hoped we found a spot and got hooked up. The site had electricity 30 amp and 20 amp and water, no sewer, but they did have a dump station at the front which we used on the way in and on the way out. Easy to use. We checked in which was super easy. We just scanned the QR code that was on the check in sign and paid the $50 fee. The late check in process was perfect for us. The area is really nice with green grass and the river running along. There’s a nice new bathroom shower facility with four rooms. Very nice and clean. It also has a tankless instant hot water heater and it’s open 24/7. Overall I’d say it was a great experience. Cell phone reception is there but there is no bandwidth for it so it’s crazy slow, it’s useless. Not sure if they offered wifi.

Park is under new management and is now called CDA River RV Park. We lost power in the heat of the summer a week ago, and RV park could not confirm we would have power back for the remaining two days of our stay. They only offered that we could move to a new site overnight that did have power, and then back to a site without power. We elected not to stay and were given owners card to e-mail for a refund. We have emailed multiple times and have not received a response

Great RV Park, great views, right on the river. They don't have many FHU sites and if you work on the road or need cell/internet access -- THIS IS NOT THE PLACE FOR YOU! We have AT&T and Verizon Hotspots and neither worked for us consistently (sometimes it would be OK - sometimes, one thing would not load). Talking on the phone was even difficult sometimes.

Highly recommend IF you don't need internet. But there was an awesome Coffee Shop (Bean Coffee - I think was the name) in Kellog about 10 minutes away that was great to work from.

LOVED the bike trail right near by (to walk on - didn't have bikes).

We camped here to ride a portion of the hiawatha bike trail..and it was fantastic. Going out of campground to the left is the most beautiful portion of the trail. Over several bridges, the most scenic meandering river. Took a break for lunch at the oldest restaurant in Idaho..The Snake Pit! The showers were not open in April, and we knew that before checking in. Sites are generous. You can take a right out of camp for a "less" scenic ride..but very level and flat. Great for the littles. Yeah...owners were nice. If you are🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️ the trail...best spot ever!!!

We attempted to scout out a new place to stay. We do this often. We decided to check out this campground in our F-250.

We arrived at the entrance and saw a guy blocking the road w a pull vehicle and tent trailer. There were four orange cones also blocking most of the road. We thought the whole thing was sort of odd. So we drove around the cones thinking that they were mowing or something since we had never seen an RV park do this.

We drove thru the RV park very slowly. As we began to exit- the owner marched out of his office and asked us if we could read the sign. Rather than get into it with him- I let my wife diffuse the situation. The owner relaxed a bit- convinced I hope- that we were not foreign terrorists trying to cause him grief.

Based on this experience- doubt I would ever stay here.

As other reviewers have mentioned, this park is right off the highway. So there is a lot of noise. But the scenery is gorgeous. So it's a trade-off. There is a nice paved path for walking and riding bikes. There is also plenty of areas to walk the dog. Although situated on the river, access was limited. But we saw a few people fishing. The park allows dry camping if they are full, and there is an area for tents. Service includes 30 amp electric, water, and a sewer dump station. No wifi and limited cell service. We gave up trying to use our phones but luckily were only staying 1 night.

We enjoyed our 3 night / 4 day stay at this RV park. It is right by I-90 and the traffic is constant, but over time it just background noise. Well kept grounds and most sites are pull through for easy navigation. There is a large grassy field and our dog enjoyed chasing the tennis ball quite a bit! This park is right on the Trail of the CDA's with easy access. There is a tavern about a mile away where you can order takeout, although we did not try it this time. Camp hosts were friendly and helpful.

This is a private campground on the Couer d’Alene River. It is very close to I-90 so there is constant noise. However, it becomes “white noise” and was not intrusive. The campground has nicely spaced concrete pads with unirrigated grass. Full hookups and water/electric available. There are also some dry camping spots according the the owner’s discretion.

The campground is right along the river and the Trail of the Couer d’Alenes Bike Trail (Rail to Trail). We hiked LaTour Peak, floated the river, and rode the bike trail. Owners were attentive and helpful.