Public Campground
1013-001
Coolin, Idaho
Campground in Idaho.
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About SPRINGY POINT
Federal campground in Idaho.
Springy Point offers a serene camping experience in the heart of Idaho's natural landscape, where visitors can reconnect with the outdoors in a peaceful setting. This public campground welcomes RV travelers seeking authentic mountain and forest surroundings without excessive development or crowds. The location provides an excellent base for exploring the diverse outdoor recreation opportunities that define the Idaho wilderness experience.
The campground's setting makes it ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers who appreciate nature's quiet beauty. Morning arrivals are greeted with fresh mountain air and the sounds of the forest, while evenings offer opportunities to unwind under expansive Idaho skies. The natural environment surrounding Springy Point creates an immersive camping experience that appeals to those looking to escape the hustle of daily life and enjoy genuine outdoor time.
Idaho's outdoor recreation opportunities are world-class, and Springy Point positions visitors perfectly to explore the region's fishing waters, hiking trails, and scenic drives. The state is known for its pristine forests, mountain vistas, and excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing. Whether you're interested in casting a line in cold mountain streams, hiking through forested terrain, or simply enjoying the tranquility of nature, the area around Springy Point provides ample possibilities for outdoor adventure and exploration.
The campground's public nature means it welcomes all types of campers and RV travelers. With a solid 4.2 out of 5-star rating from over 200 reviews, Springy Point has earned a reputation among the RV community as a reliable destination where visitors consistently find good value and genuine outdoor experiences. The positive feedback from previous campers speaks to the campground's appeal and its ability to deliver the Idaho camping experience that many travelers seek.
This destination works particularly well for those planning extended stays in Idaho, using the campground as a home base for regional exploration, or simply wanting a straightforward, nature-focused camping experience in authentic Idaho surroundings.
The campground's setting makes it ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers who appreciate nature's quiet beauty. Morning arrivals are greeted with fresh mountain air and the sounds of the forest, while evenings offer opportunities to unwind under expansive Idaho skies. The natural environment surrounding Springy Point creates an immersive camping experience that appeals to those looking to escape the hustle of daily life and enjoy genuine outdoor time.
Idaho's outdoor recreation opportunities are world-class, and Springy Point positions visitors perfectly to explore the region's fishing waters, hiking trails, and scenic drives. The state is known for its pristine forests, mountain vistas, and excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing. Whether you're interested in casting a line in cold mountain streams, hiking through forested terrain, or simply enjoying the tranquility of nature, the area around Springy Point provides ample possibilities for outdoor adventure and exploration.
The campground's public nature means it welcomes all types of campers and RV travelers. With a solid 4.2 out of 5-star rating from over 200 reviews, Springy Point has earned a reputation among the RV community as a reliable destination where visitors consistently find good value and genuine outdoor experiences. The positive feedback from previous campers speaks to the campground's appeal and its ability to deliver the Idaho camping experience that many travelers seek.
This destination works particularly well for those planning extended stays in Idaho, using the campground as a home base for regional exploration, or simply wanting a straightforward, nature-focused camping experience in authentic Idaho surroundings.
4.2
Rating
211
Reviews
Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Sandpoint is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Check-in Time
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Local Weather
Idaho weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Sandpoint.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Sandpoint. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
SPRINGY POINT Reviews
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Gilbert Marcoux
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Gilbert Marcoux
The staff was very friendly and welcoming. The facilities were clean and well kept. The view from the beach was fantastic. And the price to tent $39 USD/night was a steal.
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Eric Crosby
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Eric Crosby
Scheduled to stay two nights here. Only stayed one because we adopted a dog on our Montana excursion 😁 The night we stayed was delightful. It was a packed campground, but everything was well kept and clean. Having hot water for both a shower and dishwasher was outstanding! We would definitely stay here again!
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charles sliwoski
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by charles sliwoski
Nice, small, campground. Large well kept restroom with showers, a boat launch and a small beach access/ swimming area. Most people here had some type of water toy like a kayak, paddle board or the like since you can easily carry them down to the water from your camp site. Sites didn't have a lot of privacy but I've stayed at worse, certainly nothing like a KOA. No trails to speak of so for us this... Nice, small, campground. Large well kept restroom with showers, a boat launch and a small beach access/ swimming area. Most people here had some type of water toy like a kayak, paddle board or the like since you can easily carry them down to the water from your camp site. Sites didn't have a lot of privacy but I've stayed at worse, certainly nothing like a KOA. No trails to speak of so for us this was a place to hang by the water and head out for the day to other hiking destinations.
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Wesley Reese
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Wesley Reese
Boat launch was closed due to low water, swimming was closed because it was too early in the season and the first area I was told my camp trailer would fit definitely was not accurate. Campground host and park ranger were very kind and helpful and agreed they needed to update their website and they also plan to clear about 70 trees to make it safer and more accessible.
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Wesley Reese
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Wesley Reese
Boat launch was closed due to low water, swimming was closed because it was too early in the season and the first area I was told my camp trailer would fit definitely was not accurate. Campground host and park ranger were very kind and helpful and agreed they needed to update their website and they also plan to clear about 70 trees to make it safer and more accessible.
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Wesley Reese
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Wesley Reese
Boat launch was closed due to low water, swimming was closed because it was too early in the season and the first area I was told my camp trailer would fit definitely was not accurate. Campground host and park ranger were very kind and helpful and agreed they needed to update their website and they also plan to clear about 70 trees to make it safer and more accessible.
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Leigh Graves
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Leigh Graves
Great little campground, very clean. Bathrooms clean. Camp hosts very nice. Lots of families camping. Camp site we got lucky, is right on the water, there was a cancellation that opened up last second. Sites are smaller than normal sites, if you have a large tent, it will be tight. Best for 1-2 small tents, unless you camp with Rvs. Sites are close to each other, so it seems like you will g... Great little campground, very clean. Bathrooms clean. Camp hosts very nice. Lots of families camping. Camp site we got lucky, is right on the water, there was a cancellation that opened up last second. Sites are smaller than normal sites, if you have a large tent, it will be tight. Best for 1-2 small tents, unless you camp with Rvs. Sites are close to each other, so it seems like you will get to know your neighbors camping. Lots of trees, not much brush. Upper camp sites can see the lake a little bit threw trees. But the lower 2 camp sites look right out on the lake. Easy walks down to the water. Great groomed beach swimming area for families. Lots of put in spots if kayaking or paddle boarding. Great view of sandpoint area across the way. Definitely come again, sites are reserve only. Boat launch is free and with trailer parking. If over night parking for boat trailer etc, must have pass from camp host or park ranger, when camping. Most camp sites only fit 1 vehicle, some 2. Overall well worth the stay.
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Leigh Graves
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Leigh Graves
Great little campground, very clean. Bathrooms clean. Camp hosts very nice. Lots of families camping. Camp site we got lucky, is right on the water, there was a cancellation that opened up last second. Sites are smaller than normal sites, if you have a large tent, it will be tight. Best for 1-2 small tents, unless you camp with Rvs. Sites are close to each other, so it seems like you will g... Great little campground, very clean. Bathrooms clean. Camp hosts very nice. Lots of families camping. Camp site we got lucky, is right on the water, there was a cancellation that opened up last second. Sites are smaller than normal sites, if you have a large tent, it will be tight. Best for 1-2 small tents, unless you camp with Rvs. Sites are close to each other, so it seems like you will get to know your neighbors camping. Lots of trees, not much brush. Upper camp sites can see the lake a little bit threw trees. But the lower 2 camp sites look right out on the lake. Easy walks down to the water. Great groomed beach swimming area for families. Lots of put in spots if kayaking or paddle boarding. Great view of sandpoint area across the way. Definitely come again, sites are reserve only. Boat launch is free and with trailer parking. If over night parking for boat trailer etc, must have pass from camp host or park ranger, when camping. Most camp sites only fit 1 vehicle, some 2. Overall well worth the stay.
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Leigh Graves
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Leigh Graves
Great little campground, very clean. Bathrooms clean. Camp hosts very nice. Lots of families camping. Camp site we got lucky, is right on the water, there was a cancellation that opened up last second. Sites are smaller than normal sites, if you have a large tent, it will be tight. Best for 1-2 small tents, unless you camp with Rvs. Sites are close to each other, so it seems like you will g... Great little campground, very clean. Bathrooms clean. Camp hosts very nice. Lots of families camping. Camp site we got lucky, is right on the water, there was a cancellation that opened up last second. Sites are smaller than normal sites, if you have a large tent, it will be tight. Best for 1-2 small tents, unless you camp with Rvs. Sites are close to each other, so it seems like you will get to know your neighbors camping. Lots of trees, not much brush. Upper camp sites can see the lake a little bit threw trees. But the lower 2 camp sites look right out on the lake. Easy walks down to the water. Great groomed beach swimming area for families. Lots of put in spots if kayaking or paddle boarding. Great view of sandpoint area across the way. Definitely come again, sites are reserve only. Boat launch is free and with trailer parking. If over night parking for boat trailer etc, must have pass from camp host or park ranger, when camping. Most camp sites only fit 1 vehicle, some 2. Overall well worth the stay.
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