Win a Terrific Spring Getaway to Sandpoint, Idaho!

Lodging, dining, golf, mountain and lake fun galore!

This year go deep into Spring!

Want to WIN a spring getaway to beautiful Sandpoint, Idaho? You can, right here, for a fabulous two nights with golf, spa, shopping, dining, entertainment and more! What’s more, we’re giving away TWO getaway packages – so all who enter have TWO chances to win. Enter by May 5; redeem your prize package between May 15-June 30, 2026. Good luck!

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Nestled between three frontal ranges of the northern Rocky Mountains, on the shores of huge Lake Pend Oreille, Sandpoint is the perfect place to find your deeper nature this spring!

Here’s what you’ll win:

A two-night stay on dates of your choice May 15-June 30 at one of two of our finest lodging properties: the Sandpoint Hotel and Suites right downtown, or the new Humbird Hotel on the mountain at Schweitzer. Specific dates subject to availability of course, so reserve in advance!
Golf for two at the fabulous Idaho Club – the only Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course in Idaho, providing a world-class golf experience amid outstanding natural beauty. Plus, a certificate for dinner for two at the Clubhouse Restaurant, featuring a terrific eclectic menu.
A $100 certificate good for a 60-minute massage at Northpoint Spa, where rejuvenating tranquility awaits.
A $50 certificate for admission to live shows at our downtown’s state-of-the-art live music venue, The Hive.
A $50 certificate at Sunshine Goldmine, fine jewelers and goldsmiths for more than 40 years.
A $25 dining certificate at Connies Cafe, a Sandpoint favorite for nearly 70 years.
A $25 gift card from Evans Brothers Coffee, our town’s award-winning roaster.
A $25 certificate for shopping at Bella Terra Boutique downtown, featuring carefully curated clothing that blends quality, style and affordability.
A $25 dining certificate at Jalapeno’s Mexican Restaurant, serving fine fare from south of the border for 20-plus years.
Two passes for any show at Sandpoint Cinemas, featuring first-run movies on four screens.