Big Hank Campground

How does Big Hank Campground along the North Fork of the Coeur d’Alene River defy common camping expectations? By offering a serene riverside retreat paired with adventure opportunities, this campground blends rustic simplicity with unforgettable outdoor recreation. Key draws include access to activities such as tubing and whitewater rafting through Class I-III rapids, as well as fishing for cutthroat trout directly from the riverbanks. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby hiking trails leading to Shadow Falls, Centennial Falls, and the ancient cedar groves of Settler’s Grove, all within a short drive.

Located 17 miles north of Prichard, Idaho, within the Idaho Panhandle National Forests, Big Hank Campground sits at an elevation of 2,800 feet on the lush Big Hank Meadow. With 30 tent-friendly campsites equipped with essentials like picnic tables, fire rings, potable water, and vault toilets, the campground provides a balance of convenience and immersion in nature. Wildlife sightings, including moose, mule deer, and osprey, are common here, adding to the natural allure. Its proximity to both Prichard and Wallace ensures easy access to basic supplies, while the forest surroundings offer solitude for a relaxing escape or basecamp for a weekend of adventure.