Beyond Hope Resort — Reviews

Hookups were great, water was wonderful, and the employees were so nice. My family had such a nice long weekend with some lifelong friends. Thank you for the great space to enjoy the end of our summer!

Pricing is getting expensive plus having to be sucked out for sewer . But staff is great as always . Would recommend marina is amazing if you have a boat .

The big draw is the beautiful clear lake. The sites are grass and very sloped side to side. Not many are level. They tell you no sewer hook ups but they don’t say there is an extra $25 if you want to use the dump station.

As full-timers on the road, we were excited to visit Beyond Hope Resort in Hope, Idaho. Let's start with the positives. The lake is absolutely five stars. We rented a pontoon from Hope Boat Rentals, and it was an incredible experience—a must-do. The water, though cold, was clear and relaxing, and it felt great on the skin. Floating on the beach was a wonderful way to unwind. The resort’s restaurant, Pearl's, only closed on Tuesdays, was an unexpected delight. Though pricey, the food was superb. There's a rumor that a Michelin star chef seeking a simpler life opened the restaurant. True or not, the food was on par with some of the finest restaurants in NYC, LA, and Chicago. Now, onto the park itself. I wanted to give it even four stars, but I can't. There are no sewer hookups, which we knew going in, but we had to pay $45 for the mobile dump company. We paid another $25 to self-dump, but they never finished the job, and you can guess what happened when the valve was taken off—what a mess! We requested to use the self-dump station on our way out since we had to get someone to the airport, but it proved stressful. We couldn't get hold of anyone and spent two hours in the morning running around the campground trying to figure out how to address things. The staff is only there from 10-4, and the on-call staff are not responsive. The field "above" that they put us in looked like it was just a kind-of-leveled-field-so-we-can-just leave-it-as-is where they squeezed in more guests without investing in infrastructure. The bathroom situation was a disaster. They didn’t always work, and there was guaranteed to be a line of anywhere between three to twelve people. Showers are in the same rooms as the toilets, so when you walked in, the floors were flooded with dirty water. Additionally, with the dump fees and the site lock fee, the total cost was about $100 per night, which is crazy for what they provide—or rather, don’t provide. Bottom line: You're here for the gorgeous lake. You'll spend as little time as possible at your site because it's, frankly, sad.

Friendly staff, excellent view. Great staff at Pearls restaurant.

It was better than described. Helpful hosts, clean facilities, beautiful location. Deer roaming all over the campground. The view from the deck of the bar/ restaurant was perfect.

The owners were very nice at check in. There were limited garbage receptacles and the RV spaces were narrow which left little space to sit and eat or other outdoor activities. The spots were no where near flat which left all tables and chairs significantly tilted. The trees have all been removed and the angle the RV are set leave no afternoon shade. The beach was great! Rocky and you will definitely need water shoes but a stunning view.

Beautiful, friendly,& helpful

Great campsites, hosts were excellent.