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Located on the banks of the beautiful North Fork of the Coeur d’Alene River with 900’ of river frontage, this historic 8.66 acre riverside destination is a favorite for campers seeking to soak up a beauty of the Inland Northwest. Hosting over 60 RV and tent sites with water, power and a combination of pull-thru and back-in options.
418 Old River Rd
Kingston, ID 83839
Please note: The Silver Bridge has been repaired and the weight limits have increased as of October 2020:
Axles each - 4.6 tons (9,200 lbs.)
2 axles - 12 tons (24,000 lbs.)
3 axles - 20 tons (40,000 lbs.)
4 axles - 26 tons (52,000 lbs.)
If your total vehicle weight is under the above weight limits, you can take the shorter route over the Silver Bridge.
Directions: From Interstate 90, take the Kingston Exit No. 43. Turn north on Coeur d’Alene River Road and follow 1.9 miles. You will see Albert’s Landing sign on right. Turn right at sign on Old River Road, and follow road up and over Silver Bridge. Once across river, you have arrived at Albert’s Landing.
If your total vehicle weight is over the above weight limits (large motor homes), you must take the longer route below.
Directions: From Interstate 90, take the Kingston Exit No. 43. Turn north on Coeur d’Alene River Road and follow 5.39 miles to Little North Fork Road. Turn left and after crossing Bumblebee Bridge, on Old River Road. Follow 3.60 mile down river to Albert’s Landing.
My family and I love Albert's. The current owners have done so much to make it a thoroughly enjoyable experience. From the bathrooms and showers to the amazing camp hosts to the fun conversations in the store. They treat everyone like family and will go out of their way to make you feel comfortable! Highly highly recommend.
Never camped here so I can't rate that. This is a very cute little campground on the beautiful CDA river. I do love that there is a shuttle for $5 per person to get a ride up the river to float. The shuttle driver has always been super friendly and helpful. We did a very relaxing and fun 4 hour float. He called it about the length of time. My car has never been messed with there. The only disappointment I had was that I couldn't use the restroom because there's a code and I had to use an portapotty even though I paid $5 to park and $5 per person for the shuttle. This river is beautiful and the area is peaceful. Just know that there's usually a lot of drunk people around.
So I left booking up to my other half; he accidentally had our arrival for the next day. When we arrived they found us another site to use for the night to which we were very thankful. Come day before we thought we were due to depart they asked when we were leaving as we had to be out by 11…we thought we had an extra day booked but we didn’t! Lesson learned do not let husband book campground. Thankfully the campground was so understanding and allowed us to stay in an overflow site until we were ready to leave later that day. Now, for the campground, this place is immaculate, the sites have awesome large wood fire pits, the one we were on had a river view and even full water hookups. They even water each campsite so it has beautiful lawn. The river and scenery, beautiful! There is always someone around if you have a question or need a hand. Would highly recommend if you are in this area to stay here. Thanks again to the owner/staff for being so patient with my absent minded husband! Cheers from 🇨🇦
Horribly service. Yelled at my teenager for parking in the wrong spot. It was after 5:00pm so she couldnt get a pass. They come out and start yelling at her and she was barefoot. They wouldn’t even let her get her shoes. She also already had a parking pass so I don’t know why she needed another one. They have very expensive fees. We are very good about cleaning up after our dog and there was some dog poop. We got charged 25 dollars when there were 4 dogs right beside us off leash. The dogs came in our spot multiple times. We searched our whole lot for poop or trash before leaving just so we wouldn’t get charged. The owners are just rude.
I've never stayed here but I recognize this place from the movie "Dante's Peak" staring Pierce Brosman and Linda Hamilton. This is where Linda Hamilton's character's store is (Camp Store) and where the Chevy Suburban drives across the river. Very neat to see this place today and it looks like a fantastic place to camp, highly hope I get the chance to visit one day.
