This is pretty much the only RV Park in the area. It is very clean and with two separate bathrooms. I liked this because you and your spouse can go in and get ready together (I wish all RV parks had these type bathrooms). Their are way to many rules in this park for being so small (More rules than many of the 5 star parks). They have nice little grassy spots on each space but you are not allowed to sit on the grass to enjoy. The maintenance man mows the grassy area constantly instead of doing it all in one day. He mows it little by little so one has to listen to the noise of the mower almost everyday. There is however a very nice larger grass area for your dogs to run. There are lots of stores, restaurants and a movie theater within walking distance. There is lots of train noise which is 24-7. This is a beautiful town and it is too bad there is not an RV park that is in one of the more scenic areas. I also feel it is very overpriced for the amenities you get. If you don't absolutely need the hook-ups and just need an overnight, I would opt for the Wal-Mart parking lot near by or one of the many parking lots. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Adequate park for an overnight stay with Full Hook Up and cable. As others have noted, the park is not attractive, has no amenities, is basically RV sites built in an open spot next to an RV shop. Some sites seemed to be occupied by seasonals or local workers. It is within walking distance of places to eat and a large grocery store. Yes, the trains are fairly constant and loud, but that doesn't really bother us. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Another bad Sandpoint joke. Looks like the RV repair place next door had this big gravel lot and made it into a RV park. Tight sites, tiny patches of grass, little trees, no shade, indifferent staff. At least the laundry room and showers were nice, but washers were $2.00. Better off dry camping at WalMart or go to the COE or NF parks in area. We camped here in a Motorhome.