Why Live in North Prairie
North Prairie in Post Falls, Idaho, offers a blend of suburban living and outdoor recreation with its spacious lots and various amenities. Located about 10 miles from Coeur d’Alene, this northern Post Falls neighborhood features subdivisions with properties ranging from modest sizes to half-acre lots. The area is known for its recreational opportunities, including Syringa Park, which spans 7 acres and includes a playground, splash pad, basketball and volleyball courts, and walking trails. Park in the Meadows offers a pickleball court, basketball court, playground, and trail system. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy The Club at Prairie Falls, a par-69 course with six golf simulators. Hauser Lake, about 5.5 miles northwest, provides a park with a swimming area and boat launch.
Homes in North Prairie are mostly built since 2000, featuring new traditional and contemporary Craftsman styles, often with wooden beams and built-in garages. The Meadows subdivision boasts the largest properties, lined with mature trees and tall pines. While commercial activity is limited, the neighborhood includes Iron, Wood & Ice restaurant, Anchored coffee shop, and nearby grocery options like Yoke’s Fresh Market and Super 1 Foods.
Students in North Prairie attend schools with high ratings. The neighborhood's location near Interstate 90 and Highway 41 facilitates commuting, with Highway 53 providing an alternate route to Spokane, 25 miles away. Public transportation is accessible via two bus stops on Poleline Avenue, connecting residents to the Citylink bus route. Northwest Specialty Hospital is the nearest medical facility, about 3 miles away.