For 70 bucks a night, you'd expect peace and tranquility... especially in CDA. Now that we're here, they tell me that construction... I'm talking major, earth- moving equipment... had been going on for months and will continue for months. It's unfortunate. Go somewhere else, save your money, save your sanity. It's loud.

This is a very well kept park. Clean, no trash, no speeding or broken glass, nice people who are friendly and quiet. There is some road noise, but not bad with the windows closed. The sites are well spaced enough so you don't feel crowded and there is a little grass and some trees in between. This is a perfect spot to see Coeur d'Alene...moreThis is a very well kept park. Clean, no trash, no speeding or broken glass, nice people who are friendly and quiet. There is some road noise, but not bad with the windows closed. The sites are well spaced enough so you don't feel crowded and there is a little grass and some trees in between. This is a perfect spot to see Coeur d'Alene and the surrounding area. It's beautiful, they rent kayaks and patio boats. There are showers, restrooms and a very clean laundry facility. There are american flags which is appropriate as we are Americans!

Really like this spot; has a nice beach on the river from where you can paddle to the lake from. A little bit of noise from nearby roads. Cell signal was okay; enough for me to consistently use my AT&T hot spot if I pointed my antenna south and work remotely; my site was on the north end and appeared to have less cell signal than repor...moreReally like this spot; has a nice beach on the river from where you can paddle to the lake from. A little bit of noise from nearby roads. Cell signal was okay; enough for me to consistently use my AT&T hot spot if I pointed my antenna south and work remotely; my site was on the north end and appeared to have less cell signal than reported. Verizon on my phone was maybe a touch better.

This place was so disappointing. Is it on the water? Yes... kind of... a very small portion is. There is a tiny private beach but it wasn’t very scenic and the whole place was just not very nice. No amenities. Bad WiFi. But, the worst was the huge number of rebel flags and other paraphernalia advocating violence and aggression. Lots of...moreThis place was so disappointing. Is it on the water? Yes... kind of... a very small portion is. There is a tiny private beach but it wasn’t very scenic and the whole place was just not very nice. No amenities. Bad WiFi. But, the worst was the huge number of rebel flags and other paraphernalia advocating violence and aggression. Lots of loud, angry conversations and arguments that went late into the night. Every morning we woke up to find fresh dog poop on our site that wasn’t picked up. Overall it felt low class and I didn’t feel safe or welcomed.

We were really disappointed with this campground. The campsite golf carts fly hate flags, as do other campers. Our site had a bunch of broken glass in it as well as other trash. There is constant speeding, the worst offenders are the campground workers in the golf carts.

Having decided at the last minute to hit the road, we considered ourselves extremely lucky to score a site same day for the start of memorial weekend. We would echo most of the earlier reviews as to the location and maintenance of the park. One gentleman host was very helpful in sharing knowledge of my needs. However, other staff se...moreHaving decided at the last minute to hit the road, we considered ourselves extremely lucky to score a site same day for the start of memorial weekend. We would echo most of the earlier reviews as to the location and maintenance of the park. One gentleman host was very helpful in sharing knowledge of my needs. However, other staff seemed put out when we asked for information on things such as local hiking. Also, with everything opening up in the country due to easing of restrictions, it seemed odd that bathrooms and showers were still closed during our stay. So we can only assume that the maintenance would be equal to the grounds. The only real issue we had was wi-fi. Neither of us could stay online for any length of time (except early (like 5am). When we questioned the staff, we were told it might be better if we went outside and pointed toward the tower.

We thoroughly enjoyed camping at Blackwell Island RV Park. Our camping spot was right next to the lake with beautiful views. The park is very near downtown Coeur d’Alene and we rode our bikes from the campground to downtown in about 10 minutes. The camp hosts are fantastic and came by to see how everything was going. The park opene...moreWe thoroughly enjoyed camping at Blackwell Island RV Park. Our camping spot was right next to the lake with beautiful views. The park is very near downtown Coeur d’Alene and we rode our bikes from the campground to downtown in about 10 minutes. The camp hosts are fantastic and came by to see how everything was going. The park opened for the 2021 season on April 1 - so the staff was still actively sprucing things up while we were there. We have a class B+ and had plenty of room - there were several large Class A motor homes and large 5th wheel campers that easily fit into spots. Cedars Floating Restaurant was about 0.5 miles away from the campground and is a very easy walk for a fantastic dinner (& drinks!).

Very nice grounds, well-kept and well-appointed. Boat rentals directly from the camp store was a huge plus. Pontoon boats are available for 1/2 or full day rentals. Good Verizon coverage, but so-so AT&T. We were able to work remotely using a Verizon hot-spot. Laundry was clean, but very busy. Campground had tremendous turnover in...moreVery nice grounds, well-kept and well-appointed. Boat rentals directly from the camp store was a huge plus. Pontoon boats are available for 1/2 or full day rentals. Good Verizon coverage, but so-so AT&T. We were able to work remotely using a Verizon hot-spot. Laundry was clean, but very busy. Campground had tremendous turnover in 3 days, but it never seemed crowded (other than at the laundry). Only drawback was explosion of gnats...literally thousands of gnats swarming around the tree right outside the camper. They laid eggs in the trees and clouds of gnats would greet you in the evenings. However, would absolutely stay here again.

Saw 3 moose!!! Paddle boarded from their shoreline and my kids enjoyed the bike jumps and fairy gardens! Bathrooms still closed . Laundry is 2.75 per wash. Friendly park staff. We rented a boat from here too for $289/ half day plus gas costs.

Nice family park on the river. Playgrounds, beach, dog swimming beach, well kept grounds. Sites are spacious and yet close together. Site #3 might just be the only one of 170+ sites that has a big tree blocking satellite reception. Wifi is OK, not the fastest we have used.

My second stay in 2 years. Sites are just long enough and easy to access, very level. Super convenient to drive to downtown (8 min away), and despite bathrooms being closed due to COVID, still enjoyed the facility. Employees are friendly. Cell is adequate, WiFi not so much.They have a 90psi water pressure so if your RV doesn’t have...moreMy second stay in 2 years. Sites are just long enough and easy to access, very level. Super convenient to drive to downtown (8 min away), and despite bathrooms being closed due to COVID, still enjoyed the facility. Employees are friendly. Cell is adequate, WiFi not so much.They have a 90psi water pressure so if your RV doesn’t have a pressure regulator you’ll want to buy on. The counter had a few for sale.

Beautiful, clean, quiet park. The office people are great. Great park for the family right along the river. Lots of trees for shade.

This park was in a great location. It is close to downtown Coeur D’Alene and right on the lake. There is a swimming area for the dogs and people too. The park itself is really just a big lot with tight spots. Not a lot of privacy. The park was surprisingly quiet even though it was at max capacity when we were there. It was perfect for ...moreThis park was in a great location. It is close to downtown Coeur D’Alene and right on the lake. There is a swimming area for the dogs and people too. The park itself is really just a big lot with tight spots. Not a lot of privacy. The park was surprisingly quiet even though it was at max capacity when we were there. It was perfect for our short stay.

We were lucky to find an open spot on a 4th of July weekend.The place is pack as expected.The campground it self is clean and spacious. The bathrooms are clean and the lake is beautiful.On the negative:Forget about the WIFI. It is very very slow.

Campground was clean on the water and crowded. Nice place for families, not my cup of tea. WiFi was so slow as to be nonexistent. Little pricey but I guess if you want water. Bathrooms and showers were spotless. Lots of barking dogs. Campsites are close together but adaquate. Good location close to town.

We love this park. We stayed in mid-July It is fun, in a great location, well kept and a great place to meet up with friends or vacation. The downside is that they charge $5 extra per person, per night if you have more than 2 people in your party. If you are on vacation and want to utilize the property for such, than it is worth budget...moreWe love this park. We stayed in mid-July It is fun, in a great location, well kept and a great place to meet up with friends or vacation. The downside is that they charge $5 extra per person, per night if you have more than 2 people in your party. If you are on vacation and want to utilize the property for such, than it is worth budgeting this in. Otherwise, it is a very pricey stay, if you have kids in tow. We loved lounging on the beach along the river and being close to town. This is also a great place for kids with plenty of room for them to roam and ride bikes around. There is even a small dirt bike trail. Our stay was great aside for the boat rental we had hoped for. We had family visiting us and had planned to rent a pontoon boat for the day, but the boat was out of service. It would of been nice if they had called us ahead of time, so that we could of made other arrangements. The park is closed October through March. They do not offer discounts or weekly/monthly pricing.

This RV Park is well located near the major highways, and close to downtown Coeur d'Alene. Overall, we felt like the park would be sufficient for making a short visit to the area. The park is clean. Sites are gravel, narrow, and are very close together. Interior roads are narrow, and many cars and tow vehicles had to park partially on ...moreThis RV Park is well located near the major highways, and close to downtown Coeur d'Alene. Overall, we felt like the park would be sufficient for making a short visit to the area. The park is clean. Sites are gravel, narrow, and are very close together. Interior roads are narrow, and many cars and tow vehicles had to park partially on the roads. Our tow vehicle would not fit on the pad, so we had to park it partially on the grass area next to the site. The majority of the individual sites did not have any landscaping or shade trees, to break up the "parking lot" feel. We found that the park's wifi was weak, with constant dropping of the signal (using a signal amplifier). There was road noise from Route 95 (although the noise quieted down during the evening), and from the Marina that is located next door. There was construction activity at the Marina (right after the Memorial day weekend), with truck and equipment noise starting early in the morning. Overall, we felt that this is an average park, and very expensive ($55 per night and up) for the size of the sites, lack of landscaping, inadequate wifi, and the "parking lot" feel. It would not be a park where we would want to spend an extended period of time.

We stayed here for the 4th of July and stayed in the pull throughs in the circle directly when you enter the park with water views. We lucked up and got a last minute pontoon boat rental for the day at a rate hundreds of dollars cheaper than all the other rental companies. They have very well maintained grounds and a little beach wit...moreWe stayed here for the 4th of July and stayed in the pull throughs in the circle directly when you enter the park with water views. We lucked up and got a last minute pontoon boat rental for the day at a rate hundreds of dollars cheaper than all the other rental companies. They have very well maintained grounds and a little beach with chairs and umbrellas for relaxing. Staff is very nice and you can also get very inexpensive kayak and canoe rentals as well. I would definitely recommend staying here as you cant have a better access point to downtown and the Lake living on an RV.

I am here in the early season, so the park was empty and quiet.~appreciate the permission to wash the rv at the site~the park has wonderful green space.~access to the river w/ rental equipment.~a short walk path that meanders through the trees and along the river.~an off leash area and a dedicated beach for your dog.~it i...moreI am here in the early season, so the park was empty and quiet.~appreciate the permission to wash the rv at the site~the park has wonderful green space.~access to the river w/ rental equipment.~a short walk path that meanders through the trees and along the river.~an off leash area and a dedicated beach for your dog.~it is across the street from a small trail/park/boat launch that has a nice boardwalk to meander on, but you do have to sprint across a busy road if you opt to walk. ~in the other direction you can walk your dog toward a marina and restaurant. I did it in the morning, so I could let Millie walk off-leash. Employees and the marina were friendly. ~the park staff I met were very personable and friendly. They were new to the park. ~if you are around in June and August you'll be on the Ironman bike course, so be aware of the restrictions and entertainment.

Blackwell Island is the nicest place we’ve stayed yet in our travels, filled with expensive class A and bus conversions. For $62 a night, double what we typically pay anywhere else, I suppose we should expect that. The park was well cared for with nice laundry and showers, plus fast wifi. It’s right on Lake Coeur d’Alene, with a pleasa...moreBlackwell Island is the nicest place we’ve stayed yet in our travels, filled with expensive class A and bus conversions. For $62 a night, double what we typically pay anywhere else, I suppose we should expect that. The park was well cared for with nice laundry and showers, plus fast wifi. It’s right on Lake Coeur d’Alene, with a pleasant beach for hanging out. Paddleboats and pontoon boats were available for rent, which we would have taken advantage of had we stayed longer. The highlight of the park for the kids was a BMX track out back by the dog run. That alone earns them the 4th star in our book. The kids had a great time on it, and we had somewhere to send them for a little quiet time of our own.We are a family of four traveling in a 33-foot motorhome. Here's what we're looking for: A playground, stuff for the kids to do, somewhere to ride my mountain bike, beautiful scenery, fire rings, plenty of separation between us and neighbors, shaded and private sites, easy to get in and get level, electric hookups, water and dump station on site, clean showers, and not terribly expensive.I took a star away mostly for being an RV park, and for being expensive. As with most such parks, you’re jammed in pretty close to your neighbor, and there’s little or no shade in the sites. We did get a site in the Gazebo area, which gives you a little more space, and our spot faced right out onto the water, so we got lucky in that regard. Such ‘waterfront’ sites are in a higher price tier. We didn’t appreciate the subpar playground, or the lack of fire rings in the sites. We had to break the rules in order to let our kids ride their bikes around the park, though no one harassed them for it. Finally, because we don't travel with a separate car, this park feels a little hemmed in. There's really no where to bike or walk to, as you have to immediately cross or walk on the busy US highway right outside.