RV Rental Priest Lake State Park

One of the biggest draws attracting campers to Priest Lake State Park is the crystal clear waters of Priest Lake itself. The keen fishermen and women among you will be delighted to hear that Priest Lake State Park is the place to come for record-breaking trout. The lake is home to a wide range of fish species, yet it is the trout that bring these water their fame. Priest Lake State Park campers an try their hand at catching cutthroat trout, lake trout, bluegill, smallmouth bass, yellow perch, and kokanee salmon. Anglers can fish from the nearly seventy miles of shoreline or a boat out on the lake. Either choice will result in a successful fishing trip at Priest Lake State Park.

It is not only the fishing that draws campers to the shores of Priest Lake, as it is also the chance to explore these idyllic waters from a boat. Covering nearly 26,000 acres of water, Priest Lake is a haven for all kinds of boating and water sports. Whether you choose to explore the lake in the comfort of a pontoon boat or sailboat or settle on the more adventures kayak or canoe, there is something for all. Those RV camping without their own boats can always head to the local Priest Lake State Park marina to rent a wide range of boats to enjoy out on the water.

Along with the pristine waters of Priest Lake, Priest Lake State Park is also surrounded by some of the most stunning mountains and forested woodlands in all of Idaho. Those with a love of hiking and exploring nature will be in their element at Priest Lake State Park, who’s lands are surrounded by a network of hiking trails. These trails also allow campers to catch a glimpse of the extense wildlife that call this area home. Animals such as bald eagles, black bears, and even mountain lions are not uncommon.

Those RV camping at Priest Lake State Park will find several accommodating campgrounds scattered around the lake and park, complete with ideal amenities and facilities for camping. ‘Priest Lake Lodge’ is one of these great places to set up camp. This RV park comes complete with full 20, 30 amp electric, water, and sewer hookups. Facilities include a dump station, flushing toilets, shower block, laundry services, and free WiFi. There are also many pull-thru sites located at Preist Lake Lodge, meaning all sizes of rigs are welcome here.

An alternative campground is ‘The Inn at Priest Lake.’ This RV park also offers full 20, 30, 50 amp electric, water, and sewer hookups. Facilities include toilets, showers, and picnic tables. Pets are also welcome here but must be kept on a leash at all times.

An hour’s drive south from Priest Lake State Park will bring campers to the Washington city of Spokane, home to a range of day-tripping and sightseeing opportunities. Those with a keen taste for all things art and culture should not pass up the opportunity to visit the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture in Spokane. The museum is home to a wide range of exhibitions, both permanent and ever-changing. Call ahead to get a guided tour of this thrilling museum, who’s collections encompass nearly every kind of artistic method.

Spokane is also the home of ‘Cat Tales Zoological Park,’ which specializes in the homing and protection of over twenty varieties of big cats, bears, and softshell turtles. This small scale privately owned zoo is the ideal place for families to visit and is great for those who love animals. Visitors can learn about what it takes to look after lions, tiger, and other wild big - cats. It also promotes the ideals of protecting these animals in the wild.

Families camping with young children may wish to visit the Mobius Children’s Museum in Spokane. This museum provides a series of interactive exhibitions for children, allowing them to ‘learn through play.’ This museum is the ideal place for parents to take their children, safe in the knowledge they are being entertained and educated at the same time. Each interactive exhibition helps the children develop a certain skill or area of knowledge that will help them as they grow.