The Priest Lake Cabin Owners’ Association (PLCOA) is a dedicated community of property owners and stakeholders committed to preserving the natural beauty, rich history, and unique lifestyle of Priest Lake, often called the “Crown Jewel of Idaho.” Founded in 1967 as the Priest Lake State Lessee’s Association (PLSLA), the organization originally represented the interests of individuals leasing state-owned cabin sites. Over the years, our mission has evolved to address the needs of both long-standing lessees and the growing number of private property owners around the lake.
In 2017, the association adopted its current name to better reflect our expanded role and inclusivity. Today, PLCOA advocates for environmental conservation, responsible development, and the rights of all stakeholders who call Priest Lake home.
The PLCOA is guided by a volunteer Board of Directors who are passionate about preserving Priest Lake’s legacy while advocating for fair and equitable policies for its stakeholders.
Join us in our mission to protect and enhance this exceptional place we are privileged to call home. Together, we can ensure that Priest Lake remains an unparalleled treasure for generations to come.
As a member of PLCOA, your interests are represented at both local and state levels.
We implement wetland preservation efforts, water quality monitoring, invasive species prevention, and planned developments around the lake.
Gain exclusive access to resources designed to support cabin ownership and sustainable living at the lake.
We work tirelessly to address challenges affecting the lake, including wetland preservation, property management, and water quality. Our efforts ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy the pristine waters, lush forests, and vibrant wildlife that make Priest Lake a cherished destination.
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