


Hotels and Condos
For the non-campers there are lots of options - several of which are with in walking distance of the sailing venue. The Best Western Edgewater Hotel and the Season's Condos are right at the sailing venue. A big advantage of these locations is you get a parking spot - again a nice thing to have. The other, the view is fantastic - glass of wine in the hand sitting on the porch is great. The Hotel has a full bar and restaurant. Full kitchens in the Seasons Condos but no food service onsite. Definitely First Choices!!!
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Another great condo option is Condo del Sol - a seven minute walk to the sailing venue. These are one bedroom (everything on the first floor) or 2 bedroom residences (everything on the second floor and these can sleep alot of folks). An older property but very convenient and it has 2 outdoor pools and loads of parking. Easy walk home at night.
For more info about the all of the Condo options, contact Sandpoint Vacation Rentals (208) 263-7570 or www.sandpointvacationrentals.com. VRBO is loaded with choices at the Seasons and Condo del Sol.
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If you want save some clams and still stay in town - about a five minute walk from the sailing site - contact the La Quinta Inn - Sandpoint. It is near the sailing, the restaurants, and grocery stores: http://www.laquintasandpoint.com/
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Camping
There are 20 private sites at the Bonner County Fairgrounds Camping Area. This campground is about 3 miles from the sailing venue while still being close to shopping and restaurants, and has both tent camping area and regular grown-up type of spots for RVs (or tents for more privacy) that want electrical and water. The sites do not have grey or black water hook-ups but there is a dump station on site. CLICK HERE to make your reservation.
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There are, of course, showers, wifi, and plenty of space to roam around. Important for on the boat cooperation and long term team cohesiveness.
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And for you mountain and road bikers the campground is very close to the climb up to Schweitzer Mountain Resort - 9 miles and 2,400 feet of climbing. Ride it on the road on on the dirt - up to you. Either way it is hard but the view is fantastic (or you can just drive there too - it is a lot easier).