July 10 - 14 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho
Wolf Lodge Campground
After an EPIC 10 days at Glacier National Park, a bit of downtime was nice. Did we say that??? We are so used to being on the go, it was odd to not have ONE THING planned while here.
As we made our way through the interesting and changing terrain of Montana into Idaho, BIG BLUE sky country was abundant. So dang pretty! But…we knew we would catch up with those mountains sooner or later……no problem….
We arrived safe and sound at Wolf Lodge. As it became clearer that tourist season was in full swing, we could tell by the PACKED campground. Not one empty spot our entire stay. Nice place – nice people – food trucks and a band on Saturday night – what’s not to love about that??? We enjoyed rockin’ out!!!
The downtown area of Coeur d’Alene was pretty cool. We saw lots of great shops and restaurants. The city parks down by Lake Coeur d’Alene were beautiful and packed with peeps who were getting a swim in, as it was over 100 degrees the entire time we were there. There are tons of things to do at the lake including boat cruises and sea plane tours. It is also home to the longest floating boardwalk in the world at 3300 feet long!!! What a unique experience…..
The Scenic Byway on one side of Lake Coeur d’Alene offered stunning views from the top. Yellowstone Trail Road on the other side also offered beautiful views along with some gorgeous homes!!!
Very pretty area…………..onward………
