Bigfork, Idaho · Lake County · Facility
The Swan Lake Swimming Site is located in the Swan Lake Say Use Area. There is a beach on the shores of Swan Lake open for public swimming. There are restrooms, a boat ramp, dock, and picnic areas available as well. There is a $5 dollar day use fee for this site.
The Swan Lake Swimming Site is located in the Swan Lake Say Use Area. There is a beach on the shores of Swan Lake open for public swimming. There are restrooms, a boat ramp, dock, and picnic areas available as well. There is a $5 dollar day use fee for this site.
The swimming site is located with the Swan Lake Day Use Area. From Hwy 83, turn west near mile marker 72, just north of town. The campground is located across the street on the east side.
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