Springy Point

Great little spot, it was our stop over on the way to glacier but certainly wouldn’t have minded spending a day there.

The road through the campground is narrow with some pretty sharp turns. The campsites are somewhat crowded and it was dusty when we were there. We were told that we weren't allowed to put water in our trailer from the water spigot. The campground description says drinking water is available, but does not say you can't use it.

The beach and swimming area are very nice and restrooms are clean.

Very nice spot! Sites are kinda close together but in a neat lay out to cover all styles of camping. Both pairs of campground hosts were nice people, very helpful, and not over bearing. Boat launch was perfect with over flow parking. Bathroom were clean with free showers!

Great website, easy to navigate and book. Groundskeepers we're amazingly nice and welcoming. Camp spots were crispy. Not a bad thing to say.

Springy Point is our families favorite place to camp! We come from Montana every year to camp here because of the amenities, the beautiful beach and the access to water! It’s always clean and has hot showers and sinks to wash your dishes!! We were sad it was closed last year because we have been coming for over 10 years to camp here.

This is a great campground. Very clean and nice beach area, great hosts. The only issue we had is that the site was too hard to get a 24' trailer backed into as the approach is far too tight. The actual site is long enough but the road into it was too snug for a trailer this large, even with a standard length truck

We have lived in the area, all of our lives and have never stayed at springy point. We’ve been missing out! We loved the close proximity to Sandpoint and the calm water that the bay provided. The beach is very kid friendly with lots of sand and a roped in swimming area and there are boat tether’s to tie up your boat, kayaks, paddleboard, etc. if you are staying there. There’s a boat dock as well for short term use. We love the sites where you could see the water, and the lakeside trail. Most of the sites are treed. I would definitely stay in the other loop however. We stayed in the cedar loop and while it was beautiful, the sites are very close together. The other ones are spread out and the showers are closer to that loop. They have a nice dumping station that they don’t charge for and a boat launch that they also don’t charge for. The camp hosts were so wonderful and super friendly. They were wonderful to my little niece and gave her a bunch of souvenirs.! (Coloring books, tattoos, even sunglasses.) very dog friendly. Our only complaint is they need to have electricity! Especially after they were closed all last year, they didn’t even put in any sites with electricity. Or at least have some charging stations around the camp. All in all a great 4 day trip!

Enjoyed my stay and will definitely be back again in the future!