Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Moyie Springs, Idaho

Located on - in pinehurst, ID lies the Kellogg / Silver Valley KOA. This campground includes electricity.

The Blue Anchor RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Osburn, Idaho and is a great spot for an easy-going vacation. Campers can look forward to a number of outdoor activities including: hunting, biking, hiking and ATV touring. There's also plenty of opportunities for fishing, skiing, zip lining and scenic viewing, and historical showcases like the Wallace District Mining Museum and the North Pacific Railroad Museum. Visitors can also visit the Silver Creek Preserve, Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge, Cougar Bay Preserve or simply watch the eagles soar on Lake Coeur d'Alene. And of course, the area just beyond the park is perfect for sample great local cuisine. Amenities at the park include: walking trails, tent camping, restrooms, showers, big rig access, pull thrus, water, sewerage, WIFI and 30/50 amp sites. Hope to see you soon!

The Big Therriault Lake Campground is located in the Kootenai National Forest and is a gorgeous blend of light blue lake water, clear skies and thick, lush forests all around the lake. Popular for fishing, a wide variety of trout can be caught at the lake, and campers can also look forward to hiking. Strap on those hiking boots and mountain biking shoes for an adventure through the hillsides and valleys. If you're prefer to stay on the water, you can look forward to plenty of water space for boating, swimming, canoeing, paddle boarding and kayaking. 

The Howard Lake Campground is located at the Kootenai National Forest. Campers can look forward to hiking the gorgeous paths and mountain ranges, and trails for mountain biking. Keep your eyes peeled as you explore your way through the fir and pine trees for moose, elk, bald eagles and deer; they're curious and normally friendly! Fishing and other water activities are also popular, so look forward to cruising, canoeing, paddle boarding and kayaking. 

The Ashley Lake North Campground is located along the sky blue waters of Ashley Lake and is an absolute treasure among visitors and locals alike. Take time at the waterside to fish for various types of trout or go water skiing or boating on the water during one of the area's many warm days. For those of you hoping for more relaxing activities, kayaking, paddle boarding, canoeing and swimming are also common at Ashley Lake. There's also plenty of space in and around the campsite for hiking, mountain biking and just plain exploring, so make sure to keep your trip schedule loose so you can really get lost in the gorgeous lakeside forest.

The McGregor lake campground is located in the Kootenai National Forest and has been a mainstay for outdoor enthusiasts for decades. Campers can look forward to plenty of trout fishing, as well as tons of space on the water for activities like kayaking, canoeing, boating and paddle boarding. Not a huge fan of the water? Soak in the landscape through hiking the gorgeous trails of mountain biking the challenging trails. Picnicking is another favorite at this campground is if you're a fan of fun with friends around sandwiches and juices, this park's numerous picnic tables will make you super happy. Surrounded by thriving fir and pine trees, this campground provides campers with the perfect environment to have a relaxing and fun getaway.

The Sylvia Lake Campground is a primitive site, with plenty of excellent mountain-scapes over the sea and sky. Look forward to lake activities such as trout fishing, boating, kayaking, canoeing, water skiing and fishing. There's also plenty of  gorgeous land for all of your hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding needs. Picnicking is also popular at this site, and a little known treat is stargazing. Stay out late and spread a blanket to enjoy the true beauty of the park. 

The Mt. Wam Lookout Cabin is located at the Kootenai National Forest, and is a popular spot for enjoying the great Montana outdoors. The lookout offers breathtaking views of the Canada Rockies, and from this vantage point, visitors can enjoy excellent sunrises, sunsets and clear skies for stargazing. While you're out hiking, mountain biking and even snow shoeing, keep your eyes open for curious wildlife like elk, deer and moose, as well as a few bears and wolves. Birding is also very popular here so be sure to keep your camera handy!