Farragut State Park is a versatile outdoor destination located in northern Idaho offering a mix of history and recreation near Lake Pend Oreille.
Farragut State Park, located in the scenic surroundings of northern Idaho, covers over 4,000 acres along the southern tip of Lake Pend Oreille. Formerly the site of a World War II-era naval training station, the park is rich in history, showcased by several historic structures and interpretive displays. The diverse landscape features expansive forests, meadows, and panoramic water views, making it a popular spot for outdoor activities. Visitors can explore the extensive trail system suitable for hiking and mountain biking, while water enthusiasts can enjoy fishing, boating, and swimming in the lake. Wildlife viewing is rewarding here, with frequent sightings of deer, eagles, and other regional fauna. The park's various campgrounds provide options for both developed and primitive camping experiences. These allurements, alongside an informative visitor center and numerous picnic areas, make Farragut State Park a year-round draw for recreation and relaxation, supported by its easy access from nearby towns.
Scenic views of Lake Pend Oreille
Historical sites from the WWII-era naval training station
Varied ecosystems supporting diverse wildlife
Extensive trail network for hiking and biking
A museum showcasing the history of the World War II naval training station.
A scenic bay perfect for boating and fishing on Lake Pend Oreille.
An aerial adventure course for thrill-seekers among the treetops.