Pioneer Park Campground

We camped there for 2 nights while visiting the state of Washington. The campground is FCFS and cost $31 per day. There’s a water spigot and vault toilets available. The sites do not have tent pads, so they are very hard. Bring an air mattress for comfort! The river is very shallow. We brought some floats and spent some time enjoying the beauty.

Cute small campground. Major downside for us was the lack of easy water access and the fact the water was so low you had to be almost in the middle of the river and risk getting run over by boaters before being deep enough to swim. Definitely not handicap accessible water access.

beautiful area. fantastic water. crystal uncrowded. the kids had a blast. the town is super close if you have to grab ice or anything

Awesome campground if you like things to be civilized and all that. No real proper river access than a boat launch (or at least I could find any). You do have to pay to stay as well. Even though I'd go somewhere else, this place is very clean and beautiful.

A very interesting hike that provides historical information about the Kalispel Tribe that lived in the area. A lot of information about the local flora. The trails are well maintained and the campground looked great. The walk down to the Pend O’reille was very nice. A lot of cleanup is going on for the spring season so the gate is locked. We parked at the gate and walked around.