Quail Hollow RV Park can be found on the north side of Council, Idaho. The RV park has a grand total of 55 available sites, including a number of cabins and tent sites, that are open to the public. The campground is surrounded by various natural landmarks such as Weiser River and Cuddy Mountain. Council is a smaller city in regards to population, allowing for more significant focus on nature and outdoor activities. The town can be found at the base of Council Mountain, which along with Quail Hollow RV Park is located just off of US - Route 95.
Quail Hollow RV Park is built on a total of 10 acres of land. The RV park has 40 RV sites, five cabins, and ten tent sites that are available for visitors to stay. Due to the smaller size of the town and its position on the northern outskirts, the campground is fairly secluded and can offer visitors a more considerable amount of privacy in an outdoor setting. There are many outdoor trails where guests can take their pets on walks, find picnic areas for families to enjoy their meals, and off-roading vehicle trails to take motorcycles, ATVs, and four-wheelers.
Something that is unique to Quail Hollow RV Park is the fact that they have a horse corral where visitors can keep their horses. Guests have the option of taking their bikes or horses for a ride during their visit if they would like. The RV Park also offers firepits and barbeques that guests can use while they are staying on the premises. Also on the property, guests can take their fishing equipment to the pond and try their hand at catching some fish.
Several local attractions that visitors can experience include the Council Valley Museum, as well as a couple of restaurants that are recommended both by the owner and on Quail Hollow RV Park's website, which are Li's Chinese Restaurant, Shy Simon's Pizza, and Seven Devils Cafe. There are several noteworthy events that take place only seasonally that may attract potential guests. The ones that are mentioned by the owner are the Porky Pine Races, and chain saw cutting contest, the farmers market, and a number of 4th of July occasions.
Due to the surrounding area mainly being nature, Quail Hollow's theme tends to be nature-oriented. The owner encourages families to bring their dogs and take them on walks up the many hiking/walking trails in the area. Families that are looking for a variety of outdoor activities and can find a number of different things to do, both on the property and in the other parts of town. The campground has its own man-made pond where guests can go fishing. Quail Hollow also hosts music events and concerts on occasion.
Council, Idaho, has several named mountains that offer different hiking trails, including Council Mountain and Cuddy Mountain. The Weiser River Trail is another place that visitors can enjoy wildlife, take a bike ride, or go for a stroll. Many of the trails allow people who have ATVs and four-wheelers to take their small vehicles along if they would like. There are a few lakes as well where many previous visitors have said they found success in catching fish. A couple of the ones that are most often named by locals and prior visitors are Lost Lake and Black Lake.
The owner of Quail Hollow RV Park is a man named Al Duncan. He has many ideas regarding how he wants to use the property, and building an RV park on the land is one of them. He bought the property a couple of years ago, back in 2019, and has been building from the ground up ever since. Al Duncan says that the roads can get dangerous in the winter, so Quail Hollow is open seasonally. It can depend on the weather, but currently, the establishment is open from April 1st to December 1st, provided the weather isn't too much of a hindrance.
2304 Lappin LN
Council, Idaho 83612
United States
Campground
Al Duncan
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