Farragut State Park

Farragut Disc Golf Complex has FIVE fantastic 18-hole disc golf courses for all skill levels.  The Wreckreator, Northstar, A.W.O.L. and Cutthroat courses offer a world class disc golfing experience.  The Little Black Bear, an 18-hole putt-putt course, offers an encouraging and fun introduction to disc golf for beginners and those with children.  A large selection of golf discs can be found at the Farragut Gift Shop.

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Idaho’s premiere aerial adventure course featuring zip lines, nets, Tarzan swings and other fun obstacles for every age and ability. Tree To Tree’s color-coded courses become progressively more difficult and are designed to challenge both the mind and body. Prepare yourself for the ultimate family adventure and explore the outdoors like never before!

ADULT COURSE ADVENTURES
Ages 10+
Includes 3-4 adventure courses.
Must be able to reach a height of 5′ 11″ measured from the ground to the tips of your fingers with your feet flat and your arms raised above your head.

KIDS COURSE ADVENTURE
Ages 6-9
Includes 2 adventure courses.

What To Know Before You Go

We hate to wait. So why should you? To ensure the best possible adventure please make a reservation by either booking online at www.TreeToTreeIdaho.com or by calling 208-423-8289.

• • Fat Tire Bike Shop
  • Shooting and Archery
  • Sled
  • View Wildlife

  Check out the list below for great activities and adventure ideas at Farragut State Park!

  Start your visit to Farragut State Park at the visitor center located at the west entrance. Find park maps, trail guides, campground registration, natural history park displays and a gift shop offering a variety of unique souvenir items and snacks.

  Other things to do while visiting Farragut State Park:

  Caribou Creek Outfitters Trail Rides offers horseback rides in the park every day of the week year round. Caribou Creek Outfitters (caribourides.com)

  Looking to rent kayaks, paddleboards or floats while visiting?  Book a rental here with Wet Willy’s – Outdoor rentals located in the Beaver Bay Beach area Wet Willy’s – Outdoor Rentals In Coeur D’alene, Athol, and the Surrounding Areas

  1. Hike or Bike a Trail. The park has over 40 miles of trails for you to explore. For those who like a challenge, take the Highpoint Trail to the Scout Trail and hike up Bernard Peak and look back across the lake at Farragut State Park. A  map is available for download that shows trails within Farragut State Park, accessible during the summer months.
  2. Meet “Mack”. The nickname given to the “Rite of Passage” artwork located in the Farragut Memorial Plaza, next to the Museum at the Brig. He represents the 293,381 sailors who trained on these grounds for duty in World War II. Their stories are told in the museum, which is open from Memorial Day weekend until Labor Day.
  3. Museum at the Brig. The Museum at the Brig houses the world’s largest collection of United States Farragut Naval Training Station (1942-1946) memorabilia. It includes two restored vehicles on display in the courtyard of the brig building. A 1938 Ford 2-ton work truck and a 1942 Pirsch open cab fire engine, were used when the Farragut Naval Training Station was in operation. Films on area history and geology are shown daily in the Museum at the Brig’s Pacific Theater. The museum is open Memorial Day through Labor Day, 10 am to 4 pm.
  4. Play Disc Golf. Farragut has five 18 – hole disc golf courses. The Wreckreator, Northstar, A.W.O.L, and Cutthroat courses offer a world class disc golfing experience. The Little Black Bear is perfect for the beginners and those with children. A large selection of golf discs and accessories can be found at the Farragut gift shop.
  5. Picnic at the Willow Day Use Area. Picnic at the Willow Day Use Area, which offers great views of Bernard Peak across Lake Pend Oreille’s Idlewilde Bay.  Look for the  mountain goats that live on this peak or take the terraced trail down to the shoreline to get to the water’s edge. You can also picnic at the Shoreline Picnic Area off the south end of the Shoreline Trail.
  6. Swim at Beaver Bay Beach. This horseshoe shaped sand beach is one of the few places on the lake where the water warms enough in the summer for a swim. Remember that pets, glass containers, or hard sided boats (canoes, kayaks, etc) are not allowed in the beach area.
  7. Have Horses? Over 20 miles of trails can be accessed on the north side of the park from the Corral day use and camping area; horses are not allowed south of Highway 54 in the park.
  8. Eagle Boat Launch. Eagle Boat Launch provides the only major access for boaters on the south end of Lake Pend Oreille, the largest lake in Idaho.
  9. Camping. Farragut State Park offers 265 individual campsites and 6 equestrian sites, 10 camping cabins, 6 group camps, and multiple large group use areas including an outdoor amphitheater. The majority of the sites have central water, while many have water and electric at the site, and 48 sites also have sewer at the site. All major campgrounds have a shower house with modern restrooms. A Recreational Vehicle sanitation dump station is available in the park.
  10. Park Naturalist. A park naturalist is on staff during the summer providing trail hikes, Junior Ranger and evening campfire programs. For those who like to go at their own pace, wayside exhibits are placed around the park, with information on area wildlife and park features.
  11. Winter Activities. Farragut State Park has a variety of winter recreation activities for your enjoyment, including classic track xc ski trails, snowshoe trails, and sledding. See the documents below for more information on winter recreation opportunities within the park!