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Idaho beaches
13 beaches, with the parking, the walk to the water and the tide for each one.
Good places to start
Park almost on the sand
Calm water and bathrooms nearby
All beaches
- Boulder BeachSpokane · water 130 ft · parking 40 ft
- Tubbs Hill BeachCoeur d'Alene · on the shoreline
- Sandy Point Beachwater 525 yd · parking 250 ft
- Orval Hansen Point BeachLowman · water 220 ft · parking 20 ft
- North Beachwater 160 ft · parking 300 yd
Shorts Bar Beachwater 100 ft
Como Swimming Beachwater 180 ft · parking 30 ft
City Beachwater 240 ft · parking 225 yd
North Idaho Beachwater 250 yd · parking 220 ft- Bozeman Beachwater 40 ft
Preston Beachon the shoreline
Sylvan Beachwater 320 ft
City Beachwater 280 ft · parking 80 ft
All 13 beaches, by how many people rate them
| Beach | Town | Walk to water | Parking | Fee | Restrooms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boulder Beach | Spokane | 130 ft | 40 ft | – | yes |
| Tubbs Hill Beach | Coeur d'Alene | on the sand | – | – | – |
| Sandy Point Beach | 525 yd | 250 ft | paid | yes | |
| Orval Hansen Point Beach | Lowman | 220 ft | 20 ft | – | yes |
| North Beach | 160 ft | 300 yd | – | yes | |
| Shorts Bar Beach | 100 ft | – | – | yes | |
| Como Swimming Beach | 180 ft | 30 ft | – | yes | |
| City Beach | 240 ft | 225 yd | – | yes | |
| North Idaho Beach | 250 yd | 220 ft | – | – | |
| Bozeman Beach | 40 ft | – | – | – | |
| Preston Beach | on the sand | – | – | – | |
| Sylvan Beach | 320 ft | – | – | – | |
| City Beach | 280 ft | 80 ft | – | yes |
Walk and parking distances are measured on OpenStreetMap. Fee and restrooms come from counted visitor reviews and mapped facilities. A dash means we have no evidence either way, not that the answer is no.
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Where this comes from
Place details from the public Google business listing. Beach shape, parking and facility positions from OpenStreetMap (ODbL). Aerial imagery is public-domain USGS NAIP. Tide comes from NOAA, and weather and water from Open-Meteo. Map drawings are redrawn from that aerial imagery by an image model. Markers, distances and every fact on this page come from OpenStreetMap and counted reviews, never from a drawing. Review text is never republished.
