Location: Bonners Ferry
Top Things to do in Bonners Ferry
What to do and see in Bonners Ferry, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Bonners Ferry in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Wineries & Vineyards. Discover best things to do in Bonners Ferry with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Bonners Ferry
1. Heart Rock Wines
Overall Ratings
5 based on 45 reviews
A tasting adventure in excellent, boutique Northwest American Wines, Washington, Idaho and Oregon now have over 1800 wineries... try a 5 flight tasting for $10 which is refundable with bottle purchases! We also have the most comprehensive range of Craft Beers, Ciders and Meads in town. Accompany your choice with a selection of Cheeses, Meats and other nibbles, then settle in and enjoy the extraordinary ambiance of our gorgeous cellar. Outdoor seating is also available.
Reviewed By M. N
We had a wonderful wine/beer tasting experience at Heart Rock. The best part was meeting Lillian and Kris the owners. They are so warm and welcoming we felt more like we were having drinks with friends in their home. Lots of great conversation! The tasting...MoreThank you so much for these kind words and I really hope we get to enjoy your company again! ???
2. Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By BluegooseTraveler - New York Mills, MN, United States
My wife and I traveled here in June and found this wonderful place. This NWR is located in northern Idaho near the town of Bonners Ferry, ID. It was established as a migratory waterfowl refuge. We enjoyed the auto tour, the nice visitor/interpretation center and we were able to walk some of the hiking trails. The refuge offers many other things to do like fishing, photographic opportunities and hunting. Bring your family (including children), binoculars, camera and enjoy what this part of northern Idaho has to offer.
3. Casino at Best Western Kootenai River Inn
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 89 reviews
Gaming center with an international flair, accepting both United States and Canadian currencies.
Reviewed By Dan M - Calgary, Alberta, Canada
We try to go to the casino at least 4 times a year. It's a 5 hour drive for us it's worth it. The people who work there make it worthwhile. We don't always come out ahead, but that's gambling. The addition of the Canadian machines is a great addition. Happy hour is great and the food is wonderful. For a fun weekend getaway it's worth the drive. Make sure you visit the town when you are there. There is many great places in town.
4. Bonner's Books
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Ronald S - Bonney Lake, Washington
We were camping in Bonner's Ferry and decided to window shop the old part of town. We stumbled across Bonner's Books, and the proprietor allowed us to bring our dog in with us (it was very hot outside). What a delightful store. I loved the electric trains up near the ceiling. We found some great used books by authors we knew, and picked up some books regarding local history and interest as well. They had an excellent variety, including some great gift ideas. Check 'em out on your way through. You may find that book that makes the trip even more memorable.
5. Boundary County Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By CATTSAR - Provincetown, Massachusetts
There is a rather obscure sign marking this museum. There it is on the left side of the street as you enter town, at the end of the block. For a mere two dollars you are invited to a compact version of Boundary County history. Inside is a varied collection of every day life goods as well as merchandise from the past. Also of interest is the collection of old typewriters, adding machines and other obsolete items. The fire truck in the back is in mint condition. There are also replicas of the local doctor's offices, stores and the railroad station. Of particular interest was the intricate hand made clock exhibit. This is surey worth a few minutes of time while in Bonner's Ferry to find out about the early days and development of the town and area.
6. The Crosstime Saloon
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
The Bonners Ferry destination for Craft Beer, Cider and Mead! Saloon, Bottle Store and Tasting room, featuring a unique, relaxed atmosphere great music, and a changing menu of hearty food and snacks. Cold beer on tap, and the best selection of Craft Beers in town.
Reviewed By derinzyj - Calgary, Canada
In the town of Bonners Ferry, Idaho, you can find a couple of surprising venues. The Crosstime Pub is one of them. It is downstairs in the building across the highway from the Best Western Kootenai Inn. It is next door to and attached to...MoreWe do have cured Meat and Cheese antipasto platters and bar snacks - Pub mix, Popcorn, chips and nuts. Thanks so much for your kind words!
7. 3-Mile Antique Mall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By laears - Post Falls, Idaho
This antique mall/store has been on this corner of highway 2 for at least 10 years that I've been going to this area, open any time I've been in area and always worth stopping if you like that kind of thing. Pricing like most "Antique malls" little high but always worth asking if they will take less, lots to look at.
Plenty of parking in the area for trucks or RV, food and gas across the street and sometimes in the summer there is a fruit stand next door.
8. The Groove Studio Gallery
n 2004, downtown Bonners Ferry got a facelift, with newly paved streets, inlaid cross walks along Main Street, widened sidewalks with bench seating, tree plantings and hanging flower baskets, new street lights, and new signage. Groove Studio is situated at the corner of Main Street and Kootenai Street.
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