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Wonderful campground. RVs, travel trailers, even tent campers. We too fell asleep to the soothing sound of the creek passing by behind our camper. Friendly people (both staff and patrons). Had dinner at the cafe adjacent. Great food and craft beers brewed on site. Will definitely return.

Just a few clarifications. The park’s description made it seem like there are only 8 spots, all pull throughs when there are over 40 total with 8 of those pull throughs. The bathhouse/toilets are compact for such a large number of campers (men: 1 commode, 1urinal and 2 showers) but are kept clean. They take credit cards and current rate is $60. A Lot to see and do in Wallace and it was a good stopover for my 2 nights.

We spent 1 nite on our way through. Had the sound of the stream behind us. Very pleasant. Pub was open and very convenient. Would stop again. 7

I’ll mostly echo what others have posted. A very tight campground, but maneuverable. The place has a nice community vibe. Sadly the brew pub was closed on the days we were there (Sun & Mon), however there are multiple nice places in town which is an easy short walk. This place is all about location; not about camping in the woods. Keep that in mind and you won’t be disappointed. As for COVID protocols, nothing has changed. Even though the numbers in northern Idaho are way up, this is a community of anti mask, anti vaccine, pandemic deniers.

Wallace RV Park Nine Mile Rd, Wallace, ID 83873 Phone: (208) 753-7121 $38.00 FHU 50 amp. Tight Spaces and tight to maneuver in/out of sites, we have a 36’ A. Gravel with weeds between sites. No OTA TV signal, park is in a valley. Gravel road. Right outside a cute, Historic town near the Idaho/Montana border. Good restaurant right outside the park. Something to do is ride the Hiawatha Trail (bikes). I don’t think I would stay here again because it was so tight to maneuver.

Nice location- easy walk into Wallace, which would be nice to explore in the absence of COVID. Speaking of COVID, there were no accommodations made on its account- receptionist and no one in town wore a mask. Otherwise, was a very nice and comfortable place. Our site backed up on the stream, which made for a very nice sleep inducing sound. I’d very much like to stay here again when the pandemic is over.

I made a post below w an error. I said it was $48 & it was really $76 for 2 nights. My bad.

Nice quiet park right off the fabulous, 74 mi paved “Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes. Wallace is old historic town full of museums, funky old shops & buildings. WiFi is only available at the brew pub next door & my Verizon has 2 bars & was slow. $48 for two nights & a babbling brook is right behind us. Wonderful sound! Would stay here again & make sure to eat & grab a beer in the brew pub

Planned to stay somewhere else that was CLOSED for the season! Virginia was kind in the phone and we got full hookups for $35! The nearby bar is a bonus. Clean, quiet and right by a babbling brook! Awesome!

Great place and location! The park is tight but is worth a stop for a day or two. Restrooms and showers are cleaned daily. The City Limits Pub / North Idaho Mtn Brewery is on site with great food and craft beers. Wallace is an old silver mining town and has a great museum and historic downtown area. Outstanding bike path that’s part of the rails to trails system. We would definitely stay here again.