Photo credit: United States Army Corps of Engineers

Nine recreation areas and 16 wildlife management areas (WMA) are administered by the Corps of Engineers, including four developed campgrounds/day-use areas, two day-use only areas, and five primitive access areas. Albeni Cove, Priest River, Riley Creek, and Springy Point have developed campsites (no hookups, except at Riley Creek) with a variety of day-use facilities. The Visitor Center and Trestle Creek are day-use areas only. Morton Slough, Johnson Creek, Hawkins Point, Pack River, and the Driftyard are managed by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game offer boat launch facilities.  

Albeni Cove Campground

AFD Visitor Center

North Shore Strips WMA

Priest River Campground 

Priest River WMA

Parcel C322 WMA

Carey Creek WMA

Riley Creek Campground 

Riley Creek WMA

Hoodoo WMA

Morton Slough Boat Launch 

Morton Slough WMA

Mallard Bay WMA

Muskrat Lake WMA

Carr Creek WMA

Hornby Creek WMA

Springy Point Campground

Ponder Point WMA

Oden Bay WMA

Pack River WMA

Hawkins Point Boat Ramp

Pack River Boat Ramp

Trestle Creek Day Use

Clark Fork Delta WMA

Clark Fork Delta Boat Ramp

Johnson Creek Boat Ramp and Primitive Camping

The Mission of the Natural Resource Section of the Albeni Falls Dam is to provide recreation, natural resource management, emergency services and public education and information that improves the quality of life for visitors to our facilities and the general public through a trained, customer oriented, professional staff.

https://www.nws.usace.army.mil/Missions/Civil-Works/Locks-and-Dams/Albeni-Falls-Dam/