Fee: $5/vehicle motor vehicle entry fee; camping $15-$50/night
About this park
Heyburn State Park near Plummer is the oldest state park in the Northwest, established in 1908. Its roughly 5,500 acres of forested hills, lakes and wetlands make it one of the most scenic parks in northern Idaho. The park is built around three lakes and offers swimming, boating, fishing and paddling, along with hiking trails through mature forest. The paved Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes passes through, giving walkers and cyclists an easy way to explore the area. A $5 per-vehicle entry fee applies, and camping runs $15 to $50 per night. Its long history and varied landscape make it a rewarding stop for a weekend trip.
Heyburn State Park FAQ
Where is Heyburn State Park located?
Heyburn State Park is in Plummer, Idaho, at Hwy 5 (Chatcolet area). GPS coordinates: 47.3222, -116.775. Get directions.
Is there an entrance fee at Heyburn State Park?
$5/vehicle motor vehicle entry fee; camping $15-$50/night. Fees can change by season, so confirm with the park before you go.
How do I contact Heyburn State Park?
You can call (208) 686-1308 or email info@idpr.idaho.gov. The park office can confirm RV site availability, hookups, length limits and current conditions.
Are there RV campgrounds near Heyburn State Park?
Yes. The closest RV-friendly campgrounds listed on ParkedRV are:
- Bell Bay Campground (11.1 mi, reservable)
- Beauty Creek Campground (20.3 mi, reservable)
- Bumblebee Campground (31.6 mi, reservable)
How current is this information about Heyburn State Park?
This listing was last updated on September 20, 2026. If something is out of date, let us know and we'll fix it.