Luby Bay Campground

A shaded retreat amidst hemlock and cedar trees, Luby Bay Campground on the western shore of Idaho's Priest Lake offers an unparalleled blend of tranquility, natural beauty, and outdoor adventures. With 53 secluded campsites divided into Upper and Lower sections, this campground provides a variety of experiences, including waterfront sites, a scenic day-use area, and proximity to the pristine waters of Priest Lake. The campground’s direct access to picturesque hiking trails and a beach with swim buoys makes it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

Positioned at 2,500 feet of elevation, Luby Bay boasts amenities such as potable water, flush toilets, bear-resistant dumpsters, and a dual-bay RV dump station. Lower Luby includes paved parking spurs and a lakeside location, while Upper Luby features gravel spurs and a quieter ambiance. For recreation, campers can enjoy kayaking, canoeing, power boating, and fishing in the lake or traverse Beach Trail #48 for scenic views. The surrounding Selkirk Mountains add a dramatic backdrop, while the nearby Peewee, Steep Creek, and John Wayne trails cater to off-road vehicle users.

Located 28 miles north of Priest River, Idaho, this campground is a convenient base for exploring the region’s natural wonders. From the ancient cedar groves to off-road trails and nearby Granite Falls, there’s no shortage of activities within a 30-minute drive. Luby Bay Campground is an ideal choice for weekend escapes, family vacations, and extended stays in the Idaho Panhandle National Forests.