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Creek Side Inn
Bed & Breakfast


JIM AND SHELIA HARWOOD
(PROPRIETORS)
stay@creeksidebandb.com
HOME: (208-879-5608)
CELL: (208-390-5250)
P. O. BOX 583
648 NORTH AVE
CHALLIS, IDAHO 83226

Also available for weddings, receptions, bridal & baby showers, small retreats and meetings.
Come celebrate over 100 years of lovely Victorian living. Our turn of the century home is a fully updated Victorian loaded with charm and original style. We are located  in the heart of Gold Mining country where you can relax in the Idaho mountains. In the colder months, you can sit by the fireplace to chat or curl up with a good book. We offer complimentary coffee and teas and a full breakfast in the morning...

Creek Side Inn is a recently restored 4000 sq. ft. Victorian home. It has two separate Bed and Breakfast units.

Let's take a tour
Enchanting Entrance

Lavish Dining
 
Quiet Relaxation


Creek Side Inn has two separate Bed and But who can units. One with a single bedroom, the other with two bedrooms.  All bedrooms have queen sized beds. Each unit has its own private bath and sitting room, with cable TV and VCR.
Other amenities include a sitting room, library, hot tub room, summer swimming pool and redwood deck with BBQ overlooking Garden Creek.
So whether you enjoy adventerous days filled with exploring or glorious hours of relaxation---we have it all!
Cottage Available

Creekside Inn has two bed and breakfast units and a cozy cottage on the creek. One unit has a single bedroom while the other unit has two bedrooms. All bedrooms have queen-sized beds, private baths and sitting room with TV. Creekside’s Cottage will accommodate parties of five or more. A great place for hunters, fishermen and families to stay.






Places to Visit, Things to Do
  • Hiking
  • Rafting the Salmon River
  • Tubing
  • Challis Ares Hot Springs
  • 9 Hole Golf Course
  • Land of the Yankee Fork Interpretive Center
  • Ghost Town Touring
  • 4 wheeling
  • Bowling
  • Fishing and Hunting
  • Snow Mobiling
  • Star Gazing
  • Birding
  • Horse Back Riding
  • Outfitters and Guides to show the Area
  • Cross Country and Downhill skiing
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    For those wishing to put their feet up, Creek Side Inn is the place.  Kick back on the deck or read a good book in the library.  Let us know your interest and we will be happy to help you plan your visit.
    Rates and Reservations:
    		 Double
    		 $85.00

    		Single
    		 $65.00
    Children
    		under 12 $10.00

    		over 12
    		 $15.00
    4 Meeting Rooms Available

    Reservations suggested.  One night's deposit required.  Seven day  cancellation notice for refund.  Handling fee for refund.
    Smoking permitted outside

    Check-in 3:00 to 7:00 P.M. unless otherwise arranged

    Checkout time 11:00 A.M.

    We accept Visa and MasterCard

      The  breathtaking  Sawtooth Valley lies 57 miles south of Challis. Beautiful Redfish Lake sits at the foot of  a spectacular Sawtooth mountain range which is  well known for  Blue Ribbon trout fishing. You can  canoe,  kayak, or take float trips down the Middle Fork of the Salmon River.  For winter fun, there is  snowmobiling, snow shoeing, and cross country skiing.  The numberous hot springs in the area make relaxing an out door sport.
     Sixty miles from the Bitterroot Mountains and the Lemhi Range is a serene valley where Jim Bridger and Kit Carson would winter. Today, it's the site of Salmon, the "white water capital of the world". From Salmon, you can be outfitted to run the river that Lewis and Clark dubbed "The River of No Return", the main Salmon River. Also visit the brand new Sacajawea Center just one mile east of  Salmon.
      Near Challis is the Land of the Yankee Fork State Park where the ghost towns of Custer and Bonanza remind us of the days when mining was king in Idaho. See a historic gold dredge or peer into houses, shops and other buildings dating back to the 1800s.
     Eighty miles from Challis is Craters of the Moon National Monument, in the desert near Arco, which lives up to its name - an unimaginable landscape of volcanic rock formations, craters and caves. There is a campground, a seven mile loop road into the monument and numerous trails that lead into craters and caves.
      Sun Valley, just 120 miles to the edge of the lush wilderness of Central Idaho, glistens with cosmopolitan sophistication. Railroad tycoon Averell Harriman founded Sun Valley in 1936 to create America's first destination ski resort. Sun Valley quickly became a second home to international celebrities. It has become a year round vacation destination with activities for the entire family.



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