The Osprey Inn - Harrison, ID. Located on beautiful Lake Coeur d'Alene in historic Harrison Idaho. The home was originally built in 1915 as a boarding house for lumberjacks. It now has 5 guest rooms, each with a private bathroom. Three of the rooms have lake and sunset views. We invite you to rest and relax in the comfort of the Inn. Sit on the porch and watch the sun make its lazy circuit. The Inn is in easy walking distance to downtown Harrison, with its shops, restaurants, museum, bike or boat rental shops, the city beach, county boat launch, and the trail head to the amazing Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes. Also, within walking/hiking distance are lily pond, waterfowl, bird watching, and an abundance of wildlife for your pleasure. Experience classic country hospitality and a hearty breakfast, complete with homemade breads and pastries. The Osprey Inn Bed Breakfast. (Click for Virtual Tour). 134 Frederick Avenue Harrison, ID 83833 Reservations: 208-689-9502 FAX: 208-689-3363 Jim Arleen Proprietors ospreyinn@ospreyinn.com. Reservations: 208-689-9502...FAX: 208-689-3363...P.O. Box 47, Harrison, ID 83833...Jim Arleen, Proprietors. © 2000-2006 Osprey Inn - All rights reserved - Web design by. Last Updated: March 14, 2008

Built in 1915 by the Export Lumber Company, The Osprey Inn has lent its structure to a variety of uses. Originally it was a boarding house for lumberjacks. In the 1930s and 1940s, the ground floor served as the local hospital. The Osprey Inn opened in November of 1994. Though the exterior has remained relatively unchanged since 1915, and some interior architectural details remain, the guest rooms are newly constructed. Each guest room features a tasteful combination of new and antique furniture, old fashioned wallpaper, and period decor. All guest rooms have private bathrooms with showers. The Osprey Inn also offers a Bike barn for the storage and protection of your bikes, and ample parking for guests on overnight trail rides. A serene lake view from the picture window. The Inn's spacious dining-common room with its adjoining porch is perfect for parties and receptions. A view from the back porch. The view from the picture window and porch guarantees a beautiful sunset over the lake. A great variety of birds come calling at the lake and surrounding area. Depending on the season, you may see Ospreys, Bald Eagles, Great Blue Herons, Swans, Waterfowl, Kingfishers, Warblers, Nuthatches, Red Winged, Yellow Headed, and Brewers Blackbirds, Violet-Green, Cliff, Tree, and Barn Swallows, Solitaires, Chickadees, and the list goes on. Last Updated: April 11, 2008

(click image for room details). The Aerie Room 1-King size bed 1-Queen size bed Lake View Private Bathroom. Blue Heron 1-King size bed Lake View Private Bathroom. Meadowlark 1-King size bed Lake View Private Bathroom. Hummingbird 1-Queen size bed Private Bathroom. Dove 1-Queen size bed Private Bathroom. A 7% sales and convention tax will be added to the room price. There is a 10% discount for stays of 3 or more nights. Please inquire about our Off-Season rates. Reservations guaranteed with deposit. Check-out is 12:00 p.m. Please give advance notice of dietary restrictions. © 2000-2002 Osprey Inn - All rights reserved - Web design by. Last Updated: February 20, 2002

Click on an image to view room details. The Aerie Room 1-King size bed 1-Queen size bed Lake View Private Bathroom $120.00/night. Blue Heron 1-King size bed Lake View Private Bathroom $95.00/night. Meadowlark 1-King size bed Lake View Private Bathroom $95.00/night. Hummingbird 1-Queen size bed Private Bathroom $80.00/night. Dove 1-Queen size bed Private Bathroom $80.00/night. An 8% sales and convention tax will be added to the room price. There is a 10% discount for stays of 3 or more nights. Please inquire about our Off-Season rates. Reservations guaranteed with deposit. Check-out is 11:30 a.m. Please give advance notice of dietary restrictions.

Built in 1915 by the Export Lumber Company, The Osprey Inn has lent its structure to a variety of uses. Originally it was a boarding house for lumberjacks. In the 1930s and 1940s, the ground floor served as the local hospital. The Osprey Inn opened in November of 1994. Though the exterior has remained relatively unchanged since 1915, and some interior architectural details remain, the guest rooms are newly constructed. Each guest room features a tasteful combination of new and antique furniture, old fashioned wallpaper, and period decor. All guest rooms have private bathrooms with showers. A sunset lake view of our private dock. The Inn provides parking for all guests, with space for boat trailers. A great variety of birds come calling at the lake and surrounding area. Depending on the season, you may see Ospreys, Bald Eagles, Great Blue Herons, Swans, Waterfowl, Kingfishers, Warblers, Nuthatches, Red Winged, Yellow Headed, and Brewers Blackbirds, Violet-Green, Cliff, Tree, and Barn Swallows, Solitaires, Chickadees, and the list goes on;

Located on beautiful Lake Coeur d'Alene in historic Harrison Idaho. The home was originally built in 1915 as a boarding house for lumberjacks. It now has 5 guest rooms, each with a private bathroom. Three of the rooms have lake and sunset views. We invite you to rest and relax in the comfort of the Inn. Sit on the porch and watch the sun make its lazy circuit. Drop a fishing line off the Inn's private dock. Walk 2 blocks south to restaurants, marina, and shops, or north up the peninsula and become one with nature in a natural bird and waterfoul sanctuary. Experience classic country hospitality and a hearty breakfast, complete with homemade breads and pastries. Last Updated: August 28, 2006

Harrison offers both a family cafe with lounge and a marina that offers daily dining and weekend entertainment during the summer months. Each facility offers indoor and outdoor dining. There is a public boat ramp, large dock and one of the most beautiful city beaches on Lake Coeur d'Alene, within easy walking distance from the Inn. Some of our guests, with their fishing tournament trophies. Local shops can even provide tackle for the spontaneous angler, as well as groceries and alcoholic beverages. Pike, Chinook, and Kokanee Salmon, Bass, Trout and more await. Shopping in Harrison also offers jewelry, hand-crafted items, antiques, ice cream, and more. There are 70 miles of a rails-to-trails pathway that passes through Harrison on its way to Mullan, Idaho to the northeast and Worley, Idaho to the southwest. This trail offers great walking, jogging and bicycling opportunity. Bicycle rental and repairs are available. Boat and kayak rentals are also available. Several species of birds including water foul and birds of prey are available for the bird watching enthusiast.

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3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (later by arrangement). We accept VISA, MasterCard, or Personal Check. Reservations are guaranteed with deposit. For cancellations with less than 48 hours notice, we reserve the right to charge for any night that we are unable to re-book the room(s). All rates are subject to change without notice. All room prices include a large country breakfast and complimentary beverages. An 8% Sales and Convention Tax will be added to the room price. There is a 10% discount for stays of 3 or more nights. Please inquire about our Off-Season rates. Dietary Restrictions. Please give advance notice of any dietary restrictions. Smoking outdoors only.

Summer is here and so are the birds! The bird watching is fabulous, whether you're a novice or a pro. There are hundreds of kinds for your viewing pleasure! Boat and Kayak Rentals. HI Water Adventures, Inc. offers boat and kayak rentals. Call 208-582-0179. Bike Rental Repair. Pedal Pushers offers bike rental and repair. Call 208-818-2954.

Conkling Marina Resort - Worley, ID. The Kirkpatrick Family - Steamboat Grill open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, Full Bar, RV Tent sites, Cabins, Moorage, C-STore, Gas, and much more... Harrison Chamber of Commerce Web Site

East of Coeur d'Alene approximately 7 miles, exit Idaho State Highway 97 (South). Drive South approximately 28 miles, to Harrison. The Osprey Inn will be on your left as you enter town. Parking is in the rear, on Frederick Avenue. Turn left on Cedar, then right on Frederick.

For cancellations with less than 3 days notice, we reserve the right to charge for any night that we are unable to re-book the room(s). An 8.5% Sales and Convention Tax will be added to the room price.

By the turn of the century, the little town of Harrison (founded 1891), was a bustling timber town of 2000 people and 11 lumber mills. An important aspect of life and industry in early Harrison was the busy steamboat trade. Until the 1920's, Lake Coeur d'Alene boasted the most extensive lake steamboat system west of the Great Lakes. With the coming of the railroad, steamboats were no longer economically viable. Eventually most of the big boats were burned and scuttled. In 1917, a fire swept through Harrison, destroying much of the town. The first house built in Harrison, the Crane House, survived and is now the local museum. Over the years, fewer trees to harvest and increased efficiency in the timber industry meant a gradually decreasing population for Harrison, which now stands at about 230 residents. Last Updated: April 22, 2002

 Luggage storage
 Credit cards accepted
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 Patio, summer terrace
 Common room with a TV set