Cataldo draws RV travelers with its riverside trails and the state's oldest mission. Seven parks line the area, offering spots from $8 a night. Park here to fish the Coeur d'Alene River, bike the Route of the Hiawatha, and explore mining history up close.
Cataldo centers on Old Mission State Park, Idaho's oldest standing building from 1853. Hikers tackle the nearby Route of the Hiawatha rail trail, a 15-mile path through 8 tunnels and over trestles. Anglers cast lines into the wild Coeur d'Alene River, while off-roaders hit Silver Valley trails just minutes away on I-90.
CDA River RV Riverfront Campground suits families with WiFi and pull-through sites starting at $47 nightly. Lost Moose Campground fits budget campers at $40 per night. Big rigs choose Kilarney Lake Campground for drinking water and easy access from $8. Groups head to Breakwater Campground for pet-friendly sites and campfires. Pet owners pick Rose Lake for allowed fires and four-legged friends.
Cataldo claims Idaho's oldest building, the 1853 Old Mission of the Sacred Heart in Old Mission State Park. Visitors tour the restored Jesuit mission and learn about Native American and pioneer history. The spot anchors the area's mining past in the Silver Valley and draws history buffs year-round.
Find seven RV parks near Cataldo, including CDA River RV Riverfront Campground, Lost Moose Campground, and Kilarney Lake Campground. These spots cluster along the Coeur d'Alene River and I-90, with amenities like WiFi, pull-throughs, and big rig access. Rates start as low as $8 per night at Kilarney Lake.
Yes, Breakwater Campground and Rose Lake welcome pets and allow campfires. Both sites cater to travelers with dogs, offering group areas at Breakwater and relaxed riverside vibes at Rose Lake. Check individual park rules for leash requirements and fees.
