Round Lake

**Location & Access**
Round Lake's boat ramp is located off Route 9 in the Village of Round Lake, approximately 10 miles south of Sandpoint, Idaho. This developed access site features a concrete approach and hard surface ramp with a short access length (less than 50 yards), making it straightforward for launching kayaks, canoes, and small motorized boats. Parking is available in the lot adjacent to the ramp.

**Facilities & Paddling Conditions**
The site includes public restroom facilities (pit toilet) and is ideal for paddlers of all experience levels exploring this scenic inland lake. Round Lake is well-suited for both sunrise and sunset paddling trips. Note that electric motor boats only are permitted on the lake. For boaters seeking overnight options, nearby Round Lake campground offers both standard campsites and 16 serviced sites with water and electricity.

**Regional Context**
Round Lake is situated in the beautiful Pend Oreille Lake area of northern Idaho, a region known for year-round recreation opportunities including fishing, camping, and hiking. The area's rich history includes traditional use by the Kalispel, Kutenai, and other native peoples. This access point provides a convenient gateway to enjoying the lakes and waterways of the scenic Pend Oreille Valley.

The Kalispel, Kutenai and other native peoples were the first inhabitants of this area. They lived along the waterways and utilized the area's abundant natural resources for survival. The Pend Oreille Lake area is famous for having recreational activities for every season. Some of our Forest opportunities range from, camping, fishing, hunting, berry picking, trail hikes, nature walks, horseback...

The Kalispel, Kutenai and other native peoples were the first inhabitants of this area. They lived along the waterways and utilized the area's abundant natural resources for survival. The Pend Oreille Lake area is famous for having recreational activities for every season. Some of our Forest opportunities range from, camping, fishing, hunting, berry picking, trail hikes, nature walks, horseback riding, bike riding, ATV/OHV trails, skiing.

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