We visited at the beginning of August, 2019. It was anticipated that the creek may be dry that time of year and it was, at least in that reach of it. No surprise there. It's close to town, that is a bonus if you wish to do CDA town stuff. Small road is nearby. Traffic was substantial and rather noisy, mostly loud trucks or OHV. The campsites for reservation were stacked almost on top of one another with no barrier or buffer. We also arrived to a domestic dispute that escalated with the man throwing hot water at the woman. The campground hosts were not around. We moved our tent to another site that wasn't reservable but with lots of natural screening and we called the police. The police response time in Couer d'Alene was prompt. That's a bonus. We debated about staying or leaving. Decided to go to town for a couple hours, came back and the folks were gone. We decided to pack it up. Out of courtesy we told the campground hosts what had occurred and our decision. They were not helpful, just kind of blew it off and asked us to stay because they may "need a statement." I suggested they check with the police. The hosts also said these people stay and usually the woman is more combative. Good decision to leave. A nylon tent was not going to provide a security barrier to resting easily. Ended up in a ridiculously overpriced basic hotel room in CDA.