Beauty Creek Campground

Absolutely loved this camp spot.

Very nice and friendly camp ground host. Site was nice, clean. Nice area.

Memorial Day weekend was a busy time for this little campground. Several guests had some pretty scary dogs off leash and running around out of their campsite. One growled at us as we walked past it. Wished they had been reminded of the leash rules and adhered to them, as we were on guard the whole time hoping they would not come into our site and harass our dogs who were tied up or leashed. Aside from that, one of our favorite places to camp.

Hosts were great. Campsite 16 was level. It is supposedly one of the more difficult to back into, but it was certainly doable. Very private. Very wooded, but still able to capture some light on the solar panel.

Restrooms were an easy walking distance. One single central hand pump for water. It is a two person job one to pump and one to hold the jug.

Beautiful campground

This was a quiet spot. However, the road in the campground is in bad need of trimming back the vegetation to ensure better access to campsites without damaging/scratching the side of trailer or tow vehicles as you back your TT into your spot.
Additionally the main road to the campground turnoff had multiple large potholes, but fortunately the reservation reminder warned of this.

Such a beautiful place. Clean and great sites!

Small, scenic campground in the heart of Coeur d’Alene. Definitely would stay again!

the camp host was attentive, greeting us almost immediately. Campsite was large and private.

I was pleased to find a campground so close to the City of Coeur d'Alene (it's a 15-minute drive). The campground hostess Sue greeted me as I drove in. She was incredibly helpful (and cheerful) in assisting me manage my stay at two sites (I booked the second at a different time, so had to split my stay between the two sites). The permanent latrines were clean and well-maintained. My fellow campers were courteous and friendly. I had a great stay and would happily return in the future. PS: The internal and access roads are paved, but have potholes (understandable, given recent unfortunate budget cuts). They are navigable if caution is applied.