If you're looking for a relaxing holiday, step back in time in the quaint historic town of Harrison, Idaho on the shore of Lake Coeur d'Alene where there are no stop signs, no traffic signals, and no chain restaurants. The order of the day might include riding your bike on the scenic 72-mile long Trail of the Coeur d'Alene's looking for moose or watching the osprey soar overhead. The space Maybe you'd like to bring your boat with you and check out beautiful Lake Coeur d'Alene and dock at the Gateway Marina. Visit the city park with its playground and Music in the Park every summer Saturday afternoon or hang out at the beach with an ice cream and cool off with a swim to the diving platform to practice your signature cannonball for all to admire. All this is just a few minutes walk from our Guesthouse in the Trees. Guest access Upon your arrival at the Guesthouse in the Trees you can park the car and forget it. Historic Harrison is easily accessible on foot or by bike. You will have your own private gated driveway and parking for two cars. The front door has a keypad to let yourself in. Other things to note Please note that the Guesthouse in the Trees is a studio with a kitchenette and one bathroom with shower. There is one queen bed and a daybed with a twin mattress and a trundle also with a twin mattress. A mini-split air conditioner with a heat pump is located in the main sleeping area for your comfort.