Newport Holidays

This secluded wildlife preserve serves as a crucial nesting site for Caspian terns and harbour seals. Observe from a respectful distance during September through March when the island is open to visitors.

This serene 310-acre freshwater lake offers exceptional year-round fishing for trout, bass, and perch. Launch your boat and enjoy the tranquil waters surrounded by Washington's picturesque forests.

Newport City Hall showcases early 20th-century architecture in a historic 1913 building. After exploring the administrative centre, take a relaxing stroll along the nearby Pend Oreille River.

Traverse the shores of Bead Lake amid turquoise waters and towering cedars on this serene forest trail. Bring your camera for stunning lakeside vistas and pack ample water for the 4-5 hour journey.

Step into the region's past at this museum complex featuring a 1908 train depot, log cabins, and pioneer church. Explore immersive exhibits showcasing the area's mining, logging, and railway heritage.

Newport City Park offers a complete outdoor recreation hub with playground, splash pad, and skateboard park for family fun. Catch the local Farmers Market on Saturdays for a taste of community spirit.

Newport Public Library serves as Pend Oreille County's literary hub with its diverse collection and local history archives. Explore their community events from storytimes to Dungeons & Dragons sessions.

Pioneer Park Campground offers riverside campsites with an interpretive historical trail by the Kalispel Cultural Department. Enjoy fishing, boating, and swimming while learning about the area's cultural heritage.