Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What time is check-in and check-out?
A. Campers can check-in after 2:00 PM and must be checked out by 11:00 AM.
Q. If I didn’t book a site with sewer, is there a dump station, or can I just pull into a site with sewer and dump my tanks?
A. We do not have a dump station on site and dumping sewage at campsites is strictly forbidden if a sewer connection does not exist on the site you booked. There is a dump station at the Exxon located on the south side of I90 at Exit 43.
Q. Where can I park extra vehicles, trailers, ATVs?
A. Each campsite is allowed one vehicle and one RV, per campsite. Each additional/guest vehicle will be required to park either inside the park in overflow parking, or outside the camping areas on or near the roadways at a additional cost of $5 (the standard motor vehicle fee). Boats, trailers and ATVs must fit entirely within the camping parking spur. If it doesn’t fit, it must be parked outside the campground area in a location designated by the park manager or a second campsite must be purchased. There is some overflow parking inside the park which is reserved for campers’ extra vehicles only.
Q. Can I camp on the beach?
A. Camping is not permitted on beaches, or parking lots.
Q. Can I pull down into the park to pick up my friends down near the bridge after floating?
A. Only if you are currently a guest of the park. A general floater takeout is available to guests and non-guests alike which is located across Old River Road and slightly up river from the store.
Q. Can I ride my ATV or motorbike in the park?
A. ATVs and motorbikes must stay on established roadways. ATVs are only allowed to drive into and out of the park in route to local riding areas. General ATV riding in the park is prohibited. Never drive or park ATVs on grassy areas.
Q. May I bring my pet?
A. Pets are welcome BUT they must be kept on a leash no longer than 6-feet or confined to a camper. Do not leave pets unattended in a closed vehicle. Please clean up after your pets. Pets are limited to 2 per campsite.
Q. Where can I swim?
A. Swimming and rafting is allowed in the Coeur d’Alene River. Be aware there are no lifeguards on duty and glass containers are not allowed near the river shoreline.
Q. Can I have visitors at my campsite?
A. Visitors are welcome. If a visitor brings their own vehicle, they must obtain a parking pass at the store and park outside the camping areas near the roadways and not inside the park on in campsites. All visitors are subject to park rules and are the responsibility of the camper to insure guest follow camp rules.
Q. How long can I camp at Albert’s RV Campground.
A. Length of stay is limited to day by day basis unless special arrangements are made in advance.