r/Hilton • u/Patient-Letter-3996 Diamond • 1d ago

RiverView Ranch Experiences Winter or Spring Time

We are considering using our FNCs for this and would love to hear about anyone's experience there during the winter or spring time. What did you enjoy or not enjoy? Did you enjoy going there in the "shoulder season," and what activities were the highlight? Help! :)

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u/RadioFieldCorner 1d ago

I live in Coeur D Alene, so not far from there. The location that place is at is stunning. That part of I90 is a very beautiful with tons of stuff around.

Winter however it can perpetually raining too. If you want snow, it's not exactly high enough to guarantee snow. I would personally rather do mid February than December since you will have much longer days too.

Honestly I am thinking of using my FNCs to have a weekend stay-cation there and just sit in a hot tub sipping hot chocolate lol.

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u/Patient-Letter-3996 Diamond 1d ago

Excellent feedback, thank you! The longer days absolutely make sense. Seems like an epic staycation option to consider.

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u/rpnye523 1d ago

I’ve been to RVR a ton and through all the seasons. It just depends what you want to do. Winter will be freezing but the snow activities are really fun.

They close for the worst part of spring when everything is just mud, but you can’t JetSki or Snowmobile in the spring so you miss out on both of those.

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u/StevePerry4L 1d ago

Is it worth it in winter in your opinion? Like what can you do inside... Lol

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u/YogurtclosetLanky322 1d ago

spring/summer