Discover the best cabin rentals near Coeur d'Alene, Idaho with climbing

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Coeur d'Alene

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Avondale Lakeside Cabin

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Hayden, ID

New construction lakeside cabin on 1/2 acre lot. Cabin is located behind the main house, closer to the lake. Off street parking in the main house heated driveway with steps down to the cabin. Private and quiet golf community. Set on a private lake (Avondale Lake) with use of a dock, kayaks, canoe, paddle boat, paddle boards, etc. Includes 4x8 sleeping loft, twin cot bunk beds, queen aerobed, counter-height fridge, folding table and chairs, microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker, sink, electric heat, electricity/lights, sani-pottie toilet. Access to outdoor fire pit and deluxe gas barbecue. Abundant wildlife and beautiful lake views year-round. Located next to Avondale Golf Course (a public/private golf club). Only a five minute drive to Hayden lake, 20 minutes to downtown Coeur d'alene, and 20 minutes to Silverwood Theme Park. 3-night minimum. $150/night. Cabin is nearly finished - photos reflect construction phase. MUST CALL OR TEXT TO MAKE RESERVATION. 20six-9five4-357six.

7B Cabin

2 sites · Lodging32 acres · Athol, ID

Come nurture your soul at our off-grid cabin OR our grid tied cabin with modern conveniences. Surrounded by majestic conifers, you will find yourself in a forest paradise. Make time for bird watching, star gazing and watching wildlife enjoying their natural habitat. The cabins are both situated in a very private setting opposite our main house on our 32 acre property. We are conveniently located off Hwy 95, 7 miles north of Athol, ID. Spend your days exploring nearby Farragut State Park (7 miles), Round Lake State Park (15 miles), Sandpoint (20 miles), Coeur d’Alene (30 miles), or Silverwood Theme Park (9 miles). There are multiple dining options from breakfast to dinner within 7-10 miles. We have kayaks and fishing poles available upon request as there are multiple small lakes (Kelso and Granite Lake) less than 5 miles away. We are generally available and on-site 24/7 for any issues, questions and or problems that may need solved. In the case you forget anything at all……we can find it, fix it or provide it. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have. Some exceptions could be accommodated for additional tent campers in the same group on a case by case basis. Please reach out if you have a special circumstance.

Sandpoint Mountain Tiny House

1 site · Lodging5 acres · Dover, ID

Learn more about this land: Tiny house in the forest. Wood stove and buddy heater. A skylight above the bed. Windows on all sides. Beautiful cedar trees and very quiet. You can smell the cedars and listen to the owls at night. There is a giant rock for star gazing. Small but comfortable, great for a couple. Bed is a loft. A small desk for writing / artwork. Outside kitchen area with propane stove. There is a compostable toilet a short walk from the cabin. 20 minute drive to Sandpoint. Dish Restaurant is a bit closer and has a general store. Sandpoint is a fun town with nearby recreational activities and has a great nightlife. This is a place to get away while still being close to the festivities. Many places to swim and fish nearby. The property is located a few miles from the lake.

Cozy Lookout Tower

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Ponderay, ID

Whether you're looking for a remote getaway or a romantic night in, this awe-inspiring lookout tower is for those who want to explore the mountains, stargaze at night and enjoy the peace and tranquility. Nestled off the main cutoff to Schweitzer Mountain, this home’s modern design was based on National Park architecture. This one-of-a-kind structure sits more than 60 feet on top of a granite cliff that captures the captivating views of the Cabinet Mountains, Sandpoint and Lake Pend Oreille.

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Cabins near Coeur d'Alene with climbing guide

Overview

Coeur d’Alene and its surrounding areas promise striking beauty for campers seeking an escape into nature. Farragut State Park is full of disc golf and treetop adventure courses in scenic forested landscapes, as well as overnight stays at on-site RV and tent campsites. The sparkling waters of Lake Coeur d’Alene entice anglers with opportunities to reel in kokanee and chinook salmon. To the south, Heyburn State Park enchants with rustic cabins and charming waterfront cottages. Enjoy biking? Then don’t miss a cycle on the 24-mile North Idaho Centennial Trail.

Where to go

Farragut State Park

With hundreds of individual campsites for RVs and tents, plus cabins and group camps, Farragut State Park in Coeur d’Alene Mountains boasts an abundance of outdoor recreation opportunities. Tree to Tree is a zipline park with wild swings and treetop rope courses for adventurers ages six and up. Farragut is also home to several disc golf courses, from Little Black Bear for beginners to Cutthroat for more experienced players. After a day in the trees, park at one of the many RV campsites in Farragut that have water and electricity hookups, plus shared showers with modern restrooms.

Heyburn State Park

The oldest state park in the Pacific Northwest, Heyburn State Park features Chatcolet, Benewah, and Hidden Lakes for terrific fishing, boating, and water sports. The meandering St. Joe River is another option for kayaking or canoeing past towering Ponderosa pine trees and flower-filled meadows. Spend the night amongst the trees at cottage and cabin rentals that offer comfortable amenities like furnished kitchens, charcoal grills, and outdoor picnic tables. Or go to a lakeside tent and RV campground near children’s playgrounds and indoor shower facilities.

Coeur d'Alene National Forest

Head deep into the woods at Coeur d’Alene National Forest, part of Idaho Panhandle National Forests. Explore the lush evergreen mountains while keeping an eye out for local wildlife, including woodland caribou, bald eagles, grizzly bears, muskrats, and black-backed woodpeckers. Hike the Bell Bay Trail around Lake Coeur d’Alene, or take a dip in the lake for a refreshing swim. When the day is done, stay at well-appointed campgrounds with drinking water and firepits in wooded valleys near peaceful Beauty Creek.

When to go

Camping near Coeur d’Alene is most comfortable from late spring through early fall, when temperatures hover in the high-50s to low-60s during the day. Watch out for slippery or muddy sections on hiking trails following rainfall or snowmelt. Summer is the busiest and hottest time to visit, with daytime highs approaching the mid-80s, and there are very few rainy days.