RANGER TALKS Farragut State Park
This gorgeous 4,000-acre park sits on the shore of Lake Pend Oreille in northern Idaho. But did you know it was once a World War II-era naval training station?
Get the scoop on what to see and do at this park from Park Ranger Mykayla Nations.
Frequently Asked Questions About Farragut State Park
Yes. Tour the Museum at the Brig, which houses memorabilia from the naval training station. The Museum at the Brig is wheelchair accessible.
Yes. Take your pick of 305 individual campsites, 16 companion sites, six equestrian sites, 10 camper cabins and eight group camps.
Try cross-country skiing and snowshoeing on park trails during this beautiful time of year in northern Idaho. Snowmobiles are not permitted within the park.
Yes! Check out Campfire and Junior Ranger Programs that take place at the park. A park naturalist is available for trail hikes during summer months.