Frequently Asked Questions

All reservations are made through Hipcamp. Visit our Campground or RV Park page and click the 'Book on Hipcamp' button to check availability and reserve your dates.

The campground has 5 individual tent camping sites with fire rings, picnic tables, and lake views. The RV park is a separate property with 10 full-hookup RV sites featuring power, water, and panoramic lake views.

Campfires are allowed in designated fire rings only, subject to current fire conditions and county burn bans. Always check with us before lighting a fire. Never leave fires unattended, and fully extinguish before sleeping or leaving your site.

Cell service varies by carrier. Verizon and T-Mobile generally have adequate service. We recommend downloading maps, entertainment, and any needed content before arrival.

Yes, well-behaved pets are welcome! Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times and cleaned up after. Please be mindful of wildlife and other campers.

Harrison Bluffs is minutes from downtown Harrison, the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes (a 73-mile paved trail), Lake Coeur d'Alene swimming access, and excellent fishing. The charming town of Harrison offers restaurants, a general store, and a marina.

Absolutely! Our RV park has 10 spacious sites with power and water hookups. We accommodate RVs up to 50 feet on standard sites and up to 100 feet on our premium combo sites (RV9 and RV10). Visit our RV Park page for full details.

We don't provide WiFi — and that's intentional. Harrison Bluffs is about disconnecting from screens and reconnecting with nature. Cell service is available on most carriers (Verizon and T-Mobile work best) for anything urgent.

Harrison Bluffs is about 35 miles (approximately 45 minutes) south of Coeur d'Alene via Highway 97. From Spokane, WA, it's about 75 miles (roughly 1.5 hours). The scenic drive along the lake is part of the experience.

Our standard RV sites (RV1–RV8) accommodate RVs up to 50 feet. Our premium combo sites (RV9 and RV10) feature extra-long pads that can handle rigs up to 100 feet. All sites include level parking pads with power and water hookups.

We don't have shower facilities on-site. RV campers have their own onboard facilities. Tent campers can freshen up at Harrison City Park, which has restroom facilities nearby. Many of our guests enjoy a swim in Lake Coeur d'Alene as their morning "shower."

Yes! Lake Coeur d'Alene offers excellent fishing for bass, pike, trout, and kokanee salmon. Shore fishing access is available nearby, and the Harrison marina offers boat rentals. You'll need an Idaho fishing license, which you can purchase online.

We're open seasonally from May 1 through October 31. We close for the winter months due to weather conditions and road access. We recommend booking early for peak summer months (July and August) as our small number of sites fills up quickly.

Yes, reservations are required. All bookings are made through Hipcamp. We strongly recommend booking in advance, especially for weekends and the peak summer season (July–August). With only 5 tent sites and 10 RV sites, availability is limited.

There's no dump station on-site, but the Harrison City Park offers a dump station nearby. Plan your tank capacity accordingly for your stay.

For tent campers: tent, sleeping bag, cooking supplies, water, firewood, and layers (nights can be cool). For RV campers: hoses and adapters for hookups, leveling blocks, and an extension cord if needed. Check our blog for a complete packing list.

The fastest way to reach us is by phone at (208) 254-0116. You can also use the contact form on this page or message us through our Hipcamp listings.

During our open season (May–October), we typically respond within a few hours. During the off-season, responses may take 1–2 business days.

We welcome visitors! However, please contact us first to arrange a time, as the properties are private land and may not be accessible without prior arrangement.

We can accommodate small group bookings across multiple sites. Contact us directly to discuss your group's needs and we'll work out the details.