Stay in an RV, Tent, or Cabin near Laclede, Idaho, United States

Kettle Falls Campground, located in the northern section of Lake Roosevelt near Kettle Falls, features a multi-lane boat launch, attracting boaters and water sports enthusiasts. The area is steeped in American Indian and fur trade history, with a ...

Huckleberry Campground is situated by the St. Joe River, 29 miles east of St. Maries, Idaho, along St. Joe River Road. Campsites can be reserved online. Visit the provided link for more information.

Haag Cove Campground is a serene and isolated site on Lake Roosevelt's west side, featuring spread-out sites along the shoreline with limited privacy but stunning lake views. The area is usually quiet, though it can become crowded on holidays and ...

Cougar Peak Lookout provides a unique experience of an old Forest Service lookout with stunning views of the river valley and surrounding mountains. The small structure is accessible by vehicle, though visitors may need to hike due to late spring ...

McGillivray Campground features 33 campsites, including two smaller group sites for up to 25 people each and a large group shelter for up to 200. It offers amenities such as a high and low water boat ramp, a swim beach, and a picnic area. The camp...

North Gorge Campground is a small yet popular site located at the park's northeast edge, primarily designed for tent camping with a few RV spots available. It features a grove of pines by the lake and includes a boat launch and dock. The campgroun...

Snag Cove Campground is a small, secluded site on the western side of Lake Roosevelt, featuring eight lakeshore sites suitable for tents and RVs. It includes a boat launch with trailer parking and a courtesy dock. Due to its popularity, the campgr...

The Upper Ford Cabin, built in 1926, is located near the Yaak River in Kootenai National Forest at 2,984 feet elevation. Once central to the Upper Ford Ranger District, it's now a remote work center and is accessible by car year-round. Guests can ...

Kamloops Island Campground is a small, shaded site located at the mouth of the Kettle River, accommodating both tents and RVs. It features walk-in tent sites among pines and offers scenic views of the river and lake. While there is a courtesy dock...

Hunters Group Site is located on the northern shoreline of Lake Roosevelt, accommodating groups of up to 25 people, including hunters and families. While the campground lacks direct lake views, it offers a boat launch and beach access. Lake Roosev...

Gifford Group Site, located by Lake Roosevelt near the main Gifford Campground, offers stunning lake views and accommodates up to 50 people. Lake Roosevelt, a 130-mile-long lake on the Columbia River, was created by the Grand Coulee Dam and is par...

Evans Group Camp is the northernmost reservable campground on Lake Roosevelt, offering a long and narrow site with clear lake views. It features one group campsite that can host up to 25 people. Lake Roosevelt, a 130-mile lake on the Columbia Rive...

Arid Peak Lookout, built in 1934 to monitor fires along the Milwaukee Railroad Line, was last staffed in 1969 and renovated in 1997 by volunteers. It is now available for public rental and is listed on the National Register of Historic Lookouts, o...

Kettle River Campground is a peaceful, shaded site along the Kettle River, featuring scenic views and a courtesy dock, though no boat launch. It offers excellent birding opportunities with diverse waterfowl and raptors. The campground is usually q...

Fort Spokane Campground, located on the shores of Lake Roosevelt, offers a blend of history and outdoor activities like boating and birding. The site features a visitor center and museum in a former guardhouse, open seasonally from Memorial Day to...

Hawk Creek Campground offers a private and secluded atmosphere near the lake, enhanced by a small waterfall. While it’s a popular spot, it maintains a tranquil environment, located near Fort Spokane Visitor Center but away from the crowds. A court...

Webb Mountain Lookout is a 196-square-foot cabin located at 5,988 feet in Kootenai National Forest, originally built in 1959 for fire observation. It is accessible by car, though the final quarter mile is steep and rocky, making it unsuitable for ...

Bald Mountain Lookout, built in 1956 and used until 1984, provides stunning views and various recreational activities from early July to early October. Accessible by vehicles with good ground clearance, the site offers mostly primitive accommodati...

McGuire Mountain Lookout, built in 1923 and used for fire observation until 1944, was renovated between 1983 and 1998 and is now available for rental for up to four guests. It is situated about 14 miles southwest of Eureka and requires a 2.5-mile ...