Hawley's Landing Campground

I stayed here specifically to ride the trail of the Coeur d'Alene's. The trail runs right through the park so it is super convenient. Campground is nice. Some of these sites are a little bit tight but I was fortunate to get a pull through with full hookups. A little bit muddy, possibly from the previous camper draining their water tank. Showers are nice and clean. Mosquitoes are horrendous!

I wanted to bike the western half of the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes bike trail and this was a great spot to camp and get on the trail. The showers were clean and hot. The camp staff were friendly and very helpful. There was firewood for sale from the camp host.

The spots in the loop where I was (1-10) vary wildly on what will fit my 12' squaredrop had no issues larger trailers would have had a problem on my site. #3

If you need sun for solar this campground is deep in the forest so there isn't much direct sun. I had a good
connection to Verizon but my speeds would fade in and out so it wasn't reliable downgraded it one bar from my actual result. There is consistent road noise.

If heading east after camping there is the St Joe River Road that goes north out of St Maries. It is 90 miles of paved highway winding through a beautiful canyon. When it crosses into Montana it changes from pavement to 12 miles of downhill on a wide gravel fire road. Then pavement again as it heads back to I-90.

We chose this campground because it’s close to the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes bike trail. Perfect if you are in to riding.
The campground is great and our site was nice and big and next to the camp host. At times you can hear quite a bit of highway noise but it dies down in the evening.
The showers are clean an very nice with lots of hot water.

This was our first time at Hawley's landing. The road to get in was pretty narrow but manageable. The area has a ton of trees so you are in the shade pretty much all day long. The lake and trails around the area are really beautiful and worth some hikes. The camping spots are close together though so you do feel like you are on top of people (it did not help that the site next to ours had a family reunion going on so there were lots of people). Our site had water and electrical hook-ups even though the reserveramerica site said only electrical. I would go again, but for sure all sites are not created equal here so try and pick your site carefully and stay on the outside of the loop if you can.

Stayed at Hawleys for our first family camp trip with our new camper and we couldn't be happier with the experience. We stayed in site 12 which was right across the bathrooms (which were very clean) and it was very spacious. We didn't hear any noise from the road or if we did...it just sounded like a river. Arrival and check in was easy and the camp host was very nice. Was able to pick up some internet with the Verizon network but it was slow.