Nice relaxing place, clean showers, best WiFi of any park I've stayed in. Great view of the Smith River Valley, close to the hot springs. Recommended.
Not on a lake or river, but other than that, very nice. Great Montana setting, people, clean bathrooms, well maintained grass sites, etc, etc. Highly recommend.
We stayed at this camp ground one night as we were just passing through But I'd say their friendliness and cleanliness were excellent. One of the best camp grounds we have stayed at. Much above the average!!!!
This place has it all (except shade but there isn''t much of that in the neighborhood). Nice level gravel spots. Full or partial hookups. Very clean modern heads and showers. Very nice people and reasonable prices. With our Passport club discount we paid $17 per night. Quiet, away from the highway and NO TRAINS. WiFi worked very well throughout the park.
We stayed overnight in this park on our way to Glacier NP. It was much nicer than expected, a little oasis after a mountainous drive. It is very clean and well maintained. Sites were plenty large, good satellite reception. The views are spectacular and allowed a gorgeous sunset view right through our front window. The campground hosts were extremely friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay here again. We paid $19 for the night with Passport America discount.
Big Montana skies. Great view. Long pull thrus, if you don't get neighbours! Sites are close to each other as most of the older lay out rv parks are. Beautiful maintained and very clean and very quiet. Not much to do around here but great for a few days of rest. Hot springs in town looks very dirty and old.
The Hot Springs in town is simply AWESOME! It s like the fountain of youth- I feel great for months after!
Excellent campground. Owners live on the property and are very congenial and customer focused. Work campers are super capable and friendly. Bath house is immaculate. Passport America, Coast to Coast, RPI accepted. They offer a no pressure membership program that entitles you to RPI membership. Great location to visit Charles Bair Family museum, and make sure that you tour the Castle in downtown White Sulphur Springs just minutes from the campground. Very small town with some decent dining options.
This is a Membership Park, so we paid $32 for dry camping. There during a very busy time (a Country Music Festival) Older park but it is very well kept. Showers & laundry very clean and up to date. Sites appear level and solid. Great reception on arrival. No speed bumps.