Best Wi-Fi on a two month trip even during the 6-8pm rush and the showers were very clean. My husband did not like the communal shower in the men and the women's hot water was only warm. The trees were well trimmed which was great since we had really high winds but no debris fell on us. Extremely accessible to surroundings sites and we would stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The good news, first. The lady who checked me in (owner, manager?) was very friendly, although she could not take a credit card. The showers/bathrooms were very clean, nice tall trees. WiFi worked ok. The bad news. The man who showed me to the spot, was marginally cordial. After he waved me into the spot, I asked about the cable TV, since I had been given the cable channels. Without apology he said, "It is not available on these sites." Since I was only here for one night I said OK. The site was very narrow and would only be suitable for a very small trailer or truck camper and was not very well maintained or level. The hookups were quite old. The park atmosphere is more that of a mobile home park than an RV park. Traffic from the nearby busy highway woke me at around 4:30 and sleep was rough after that. You can't always judge a book by its cover, but some of the visible residents made me uneasy enough to lock my camper when I visited the rest room, which is unusual for me. Although the showers were very clean, the shower was designed for someone about 5 feet tall and barely warm. Adequate, at best. Also, luckily I was the only one in there, because it was like a locker room setup and I like some degree of privacy. I would not stay here, again. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

I have mixed feelings about this park. It is tight to maneuver a big rig. Some of the spaces are close together. It has friendly owners and staff, clean rest room and showers, and the best price on the laundry with big washing machines. I would stay here with a smaller rig. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park was not our first choice but 2nd as the other was full. We were not displeased when we pulled up and found the park in a forest like setting. Although the park is off a interstate the noise was blocked and sounded like wind through the trees. The park does have a pool outside but we did not use it. It seemed a little odd that there is a charge for pool use - perhaps for maintenance. The sites are gravel and we did have to do a bit of leveling but not a problem. We were greeted by the owner/manager and although not overly friendly very nice. The showers were clean but kind of like a mass shower room. It was a little tight in the shower and the curtain on the outside of the shower was a small wrap around. There was a code to be used to get into the restroom/shower area which gave some security. Close to Kalispell. We would come back if we were in this area. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Quiet park with shaded level spots. Entrance slightly confusing -- think you are entering a mobile home park sales site. Park has many "rules" including; managers not very flexible, friendly or hospitable. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice well kept park. Everyone (owners, park hosts, campers) were very friendly. A new inground pool was in the process of being opened for the season. A great place to stay and visit the many tourist areas in the area. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The staff were really friendly and helpfull. The washrooms were very clean. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I would consider this park average but well maintained. The owner was very personable and helpful. Guided us right into our site. Site was level, with Wi-Fi and Satellite capability. Appears to have many full timers in the park, but sites and surrounding areas were quiet and very clean. Small dog run on the west side of the park also kept clean. Laundromat and restrooms were always found very clean. I would return to this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Biggest waste of time and money on this trip. Loud noise from highway traffic. Locals shooting fireworks right beside the park. The bathrooms were clean, but there was no hot water. On 4th of July weekend they decided to replace their water heaters. The new heater would not work more than a few minutes so you had to tell the office every time you wanted a shower or to do laundry. The "heated pool" was an above ground pool with a leaky liner, so it was closed the entire time. It had been closed for quite a while and there was no known repair date. The sites are crowded and dirty. We reserved a site for 5 nights to enjoy nearby Glacier NP. We decided to find a quieter park (and one with actual hot water, pool, internet, etc.) When we went to check out early, we were told about a 24 hr notice requirement to get a refund. They refunded 2 unused nights, but not the night we wanted to leave. I think next time I'll try the West Glacier KOA. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park. Sites level gravel with grass in between. Well cared for and clean. Back-in area has lots of trees. Good for shade, bad for satellite. Pull-through area is more open. Water good, but pressure a bit low. Electric good, as is the sewer hook ups and the cable TV. Wi-Fi yes, but not good. VERY slow and intermitent. (Office said they haven't upgraded their server and it's overloaded most of the time). Kallispell is about 3 miles away and has everything you need for shopping. This park has a nice little creek with a safe "swimmin' hole" for the kids and is set up as such. This park is about 30 minute drive to West Glacier Nat'l Park entrance. It's a must see. Particularly the "Goiing to the Sun Road" up to Logan Pass. Use the shuttle...must easier than driving your own car. We parked at "Avalanche" village and caught the shuttle from there. It was awesome. We stayed a week. Would definitely come back to this park again. Only reason I knocked it down a bit was the bad Wi-Fi. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here for 3 nights. They have nice long stalls, and reasonable distance between your neighbors. The park is well maintained, and clean. WiFi was ok, but slower than what the current standard is at RV parks. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Yep, it's a nice quiet place in the trees, though way out in the country. Would have liked it more if the bathrooms had been cleaned over the busy weekend and kids hadn't trashed them. Management was indifferent to that mess and the laundry room's (cig butt on table, broken machines). Pull through sites were a bit tight due to trees, but shade was wonderful. Super cable TV, Verizon worked okay. Kalispell is worth a return visit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for ten days and I have to say: it was a fairly nice place, IF you stay in the area that is more open with the pull through sites as previously mentioned by other reviewers. There are beautiful views of the mountains on that side. Yes, there are some people who live in mobile homes on that side, but I found them to be well kept without any junk outside. The other side of the park had people living in old RV's so I would avoid that side. The owners are a little rough around the edges, but they do accommodate you if you need help. We stayed in site 49 and sadly, there was a woman beside us who seemed to be here for the duration with four small barking dogs. (I think she was working for the summer.) It was a nice site though (back in) with shade and a fence on one side for privacy. They do have Wi-Fi, although it was very slow at times. It went out once for half a day and when I called the office, they did fix it. Overall, I would stay here again as the location is really nice and close to everything. There are two more RV resorts down the road, but they would have a lot of road noise and the sites were really close together. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park. We managed to get in at the last minute due to some cancellations. Our site was small, but worked fine for us. The laundry facility was quite nice. The bath house could use a little more space. Cable TV worked great, Wi-Fi was extremely sluggish; we couldn't use it. AT&T and Verizon worked great. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We booked a week here at Rocky Mountain Hi RV Park in Kalispell, MT. It is a nice park with both trees and open sites. It is a short drive to Glacier National Park and Kalispell has about everything you might need. This is our second stay here and I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is one of those that has a little bit of this and a little bit of that. This is our 4th year returning to this RV Park for a weekend. We camp at all different venues from dry camping to 5 star. It is a nice park with a good management team but not perfect. They are a little rough around the edges but take care of your needs. You feel like you are putting them out a bit when asking questions or that they really don't care but at the same time, they are looking into the matter and helping you out right away. Not all sites are created equal. Some are nicer then others, some are in trees with shade or grassy without shade. There are some annual campers so some of the sites are quite jammed packed with 'stuff' (not the most appealing to the eye) and some of the units are really really old. There is a nice little swimming hole for the kids where you can rent a canoe and a creek that runs through the campground. A very old playground but a great picnic shelter. There is also a storage unit place attached and mobile home park but it didn't really impact our stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice quiet site. Washrooms could stand some upgrading. Enjoyed our stay here, 4 days, should have stayed longer. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here a week. The park, and laundry are very neat and clean. The reason I didn't give a 10 rating was the bathroom needs to be updated: it's old while the rest of the park is modern. Wi-Fi, TV was very good. Sites are roomy, you don't feel cramped. The staff was very helpful with maps, and directions. We will definitely stay here again when in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Well maintained campground in a nice rural location. A short drive to the Town and shopping. We had a back-in site with a lovely view of the mountains to the back and plenty of space for trailer (37 feet) and vehicle. Wi-Fi generally OK but a bit slow and patchy at times. TV service good. Staff very friendly and helpful. We stayed here 2 years ago and visited Glacier NP, which is about 1 hour's drive away. Would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Located in a rural setting, just outside Kalispel. We were given a site next to the washrooms. Sites are fenced and give some privacy. Park is older but well maintained. Hookups were well aligned with good cable TV. There are a lot of permanent residents, but this did not detract from our stay. Great walking trail just outside the park. We would stop here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

When we got to our site, our first thought was how soon can we leave. We came past rental storage units to get to our site, we camped amongst permanent residents who kept clean, but crowded sites, the interior roads are paved, and the sites themselves are gravel or grass, we parked next to a motorhome that was on grass with a cab-over camper parked in front of it on the grass (go figure that one). The view of the mountains is so far away you can't tell by taking photos that they are there. The laundry room is magnificent. The park has trees, but that seems to be where they put all the people with kids. Our site, if sitting by itself with no others around it, would get an 8 rating. However, the only plus I could come up with was the laundry so I am being generous by giving it a 5 rating. The other high reviews, you just have to wonder why they experienced such a good time that they would return. If we were desperate, we might stay here again, one night only. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park has 3 distinct sections. The older section with very narrow sites and trees, the new section is adequate for big rigs, with a bit of grass and no trees, then the mobile home section with long term residents. They also put tents and smaller RV's in every possible nook or cranny; that tends to "cheapen" the appearance of the park. Laundry wasn't overly clean. Campfire smoke can be a problem if you want to open windows. The owners seem to be doing very little to improve their campground, and do just enough to keep RVer's coming and the cash coming in. Some staff members tend to be grumpy. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very busy park, near Glacier Park. Narrow roads from main hwy to park entrance. Clean, quiet with children play area, paved streets with decent laundry and good WiFi with cable TV. We would stay again at this price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We love this campground. After two months of camping, it is our favorite. The sites are large and shady. The Wi-Fi and cable are included in the price. The $25 per night is the weekly rate. There is a nice creek available for swimming or canoeing here, too. We extended our stay to 13 nights because we are enjoying it so much. The laundry is also very reasonable at $1.25 a load to wash and 25 cents for ten minutes of drying. We did four loads for $6.75. It is quiet and peaceful, too (except for the occasional plane flying over). Glacier National Park is only 30 minutes away. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Pros: a nice, clean, quiet park. Cons: Lady not friendly at check in, Wi-Fi is weak, trash containers stayed full most of the time. Highly recommend: Cislo's Family restaurant, great food, big portions, good service. Les Schwab Tire is located on Hwy 2. The day we left, we had a low tire on the tow. They got us right in and didn't even charge to fix the flat. You don't see that anymore. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground is a mix of permanent (well-kept) residents and transients. There is no road noise. We had a very nice site, with unobstructed views of the mountains. The staff is very friendly. There are several washing machines and dryers reasonably priced. For the kids, there is a playground and a pond in which to swim. There is a camp store with limited supplies. The free secured Wi-Fi worked great, and there was expanded cable TV available at each site. Some sites are amongst the trees, others are not. There is grass at most sites. While it is a 40 minute drive to Glacier, it is local to Whitefish and Flathead Lake. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground, big pull throughs. They allow washing of RV. We did not use the showers/washrooms but they appear clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Campground is located on a two lane road approx three miles from Highway 35 which makes very quiet. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was our second visit to this park. AAA/CAA are accepted, giving a 10% discount. Cable TV is great; although the WiFi works, it is still slow and could use an upgrade. Has level, large pull-through sites with grass in between; lots of room and a wonderful view of the mountains. Even with permanent units, the park is very well kept. Owners are very friendly. We would stay here yet again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We enjoyed this campground and I'm going to give it a 10. This campground had everything we needed from fast Wi-Fi to friendly staff. We were only here for one night but I could stay here a week or longer. I felt the price was right for everything they had to offer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very well maintained and managed park. Good for family oriented camping with lots of activities for children. Mixed RV and Mobile homes here. The RV sites very spacious. Had an unexpected extended stay due to health problems and owners/management was extremely helpful and accommodating. Park is conveniently located to Glacier National Park. I was able to use our roof-mounted satellite for DirecTV and Hughes Internet. The park has a very good and fast Wi-Fi system also. They allow washing of rigs. Would definitely stay here again any time we're in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I think this park has been accurately reviewed. It is an older, but well maintained and managed park that has nice sites for all sorts of rigs. Big rigs however, should be very careful around the check-in area, on the way to the large and level pull-through sites in the “newer” part of the park. (Especially watch for a tree that leans over the road just past the office.) There are some nice play activities for kids, but we didn’t see many in the park. This was our second stay here, and we will come again when we are in the area. Rate included Good Sam discount. The correct name of the park, by the way, is: Rocky Mountain “Hi” RV Park and Campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pretty and well maintained campground in a good location. Some pull-throughs require negotiation around trees and the paved roads are narrow, so with a long rig (say over 40ft) could be a problem. Showers and restroom old and could do with upgrading. We used this Campground after visiting Glacier NP as we needed to re-stock our groceries. Ideal location for visiting Glacier NP West side. Excellent Wi-Fi at our site. Will probably use this campground again on our way back from visiting friends as we re-visit Glacier NP hopefully in fine weather this time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Paved interior roads with gravel or grass sites. Mixed usage with mobile homes and long term residents and RV sites. They do permit washing your rig and encourage watering the grass. Our site was relatively level and on grass. The restrooms and showers need a lot of updating, possibly tearing them down and starting new. Kalispell has ample shopping, even a Wal-Mart, so groceries are reasonable. Would probably stay here again, despite the showers. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Mixed RV and mobile home park with many perma-rigs. Paved interior roads and gravel sites with excellent site spacing. Many of the permanent sites are heavily treed, and the transient area is generally open. Marginal satellite signal (DirecTV yes, Hughes no) due to treed area being in the site line. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice park with a new area for pull-throughs with 30 or 50 amps, cable TV with 60+ channels, WiFi but a very low connection speed. The pull-through area is level gravel with grass between wide sites. Plenty of room. A view of the mountains at the back of the park. There are what seems like permanent residents but their areas are very neat and taken care of (no junk around). We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The campground was nice, with long pull-troughs, good WiFi, and easy to get into. My kids give this playground a solid 10, it has playhouses all over it, and tunnels between some of them. My wife didn't like the place because much of it seem to be permanent residents and a large mobile home area as well. The campground was convenient to all kinds of stores, Target, Best Buy, Theaters, etc... It did have very ugly mini-storage units right in the middle of the campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is really very nice, quiet and scenic. There are spacious shaded sites for those who prefer that and open long sites for those of us who prefer open areas. While one side of the park is long term very old travel trailers, there is nothing intimidating or unsafe, mostly just older people. Owners live on-site, including young children. The rate I paid is based on weekly rate. Verizon cell works great, including air card. The parks WiFi was a little weak, but it worked most of the time in the back open are where I was parked. This is a convenient location to visit Kalispell or Whitefish. I stayed there to also visit Glacier NP (about 30 miles), although there are closer RV parks to Glacier if that is your only destination in that area. I would definitely stay again when in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an old park with a new area for pull-throughs with 30 or 50 amps, cable TV with 60+ channels, WiFi but a very low connection speed. But, it is not a bad or ugly park. I would rate it a 7.5, 8, 8.5. The pull-through area is level gravel with grass between wide sites. Plenty of room. A view of the mountains at the back of the park, a plus for 5th wheels (rear facing windows). There are some older units in here but they are in the heavily wooded area. There are a few modular homes but they are new and attractive. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

After reading previous reviews, we were very pleasantly surprised. We requested a pull-thru, and they are in a very nice part of the park. Yes, there are less desirable spots, but the pull-thru area is nice and has a view of the mountains to boot. The sites are grassy, it's quiet and people were having a blast cooling off in a pond adjacent to the office that appears to be part of a river. There is a nice play area for children. We would definitely stay here again if we were going to visit this area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park had decent size pull thru spaces. Bathrooms were clean and good size. It seems that a good part of this park was for full time residents with aging RVs. This was a convenient starting point to Glacier Park, Kalispell, and other nearby areas. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The overall appearance of this park was very poor. Most of the units were old deteriorating trailers housing permanent residents. One must drive through this area to reach the area for overnight travelers. The newer, open sites at the rear of the park were adequate for large rigs. The WiFi was very poor. We rarely were able to access the system, requiring us to take our computer to the office, which was very inconvenient. We did not utilize the park's restrooms because they were too inconveniently located. We would not return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The trailer park just outside of our site was bit disconcerting. The site itself was more than adequate. We were there over the Fourth of July and the staff did their best to control the "fireworks" in the park; they were not able to control the Trailer park however...but then again it's only one night a year. All and all we would stay there again if it is on the way from "here" to wherever "there" might be We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campgrounds appears to have fallen on hard times. The run down permanent trailers and rough area coming into the campgrounds made for a most unpleasant stay for us. We headed out very early the next morning. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Part of this RV Park has mobile homes. The voltage for power is very low, not able to use microwave, a/c, water heater. Water pressure low to adequate at best. Otherwise it's OK. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We really enjoyed our stay here. The owners are extremely nice and accommodating. Our kids LOVED the playground and the fishing/swimming pond. Weekly rates are very reasonable. The laundry was wonderful and so clean! The bathrooms were decent, but could use some updating. They were not always as clean as I like, but still reasonable, nontheless. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a nice park, the owners are very nice and accomdating, however many of the permanent TT and MH were run down with junk outside their units, this made the park look trashy. There are wooded sites and grassy open sites. They have a very nice playground and swimming hole. The laundry room was clean and very nice, the rest room and showers were old but clean. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice, Christian-run, friendly, quiet, and clean. Has a pretty stream with a swimming hole (not pool- part of stream), lots of trees, cable internet and phone available at full-hookup sites (not included- through local companies). Nice KOA-style playground for the kids, large grassy area with equipment. Has adjacent mobile-home park (gotta have some income in the winter!), but overall, a very nice place. I camped for almost 3 months here while on work assignment. Check out their website for more info. They also have a couple of small cabins available. Nice, clean laundromat, and mini-storage on site also. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great location, on the Flathead River with views of the mountains in Glacier National Park. Quiet, down from the highway with lots of trees. Convenient to Kalaspell: 3 miles or so. Sites are grassy and spacious with a picnic table and a fire pit. Roads through the park are paved. The area along the river is "green belt." Picnic tables to sit and relax and enjoy the river and the mountain views. If you have a licence you can fish the river. For a great pizza and "rustic" atmosphere, try Moose's Saloon in Kalaspell. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is older, but well maintained. We had a full-hook up, pull-through lot. Some lots are narrow. Most have some view of the beautiful Flathead River. The staff was efficient at check-in and provided us suggestions for hiking and kayaking in the area. We loved the nearby Echo Lake. Rest rooms are older, but very clean. WiFi reception was acceptable. We would definitely stay here again. Posted rate reflects Good Sam discount. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here in our fifth wheel for two weeks and found the park to be a great spot for a short or long term stay. Our site was level, grassy, great view of the river and all site services worked fine. This is a great park if you have a dog. Large areas are provided for walking or off-leash play but reasonable restrictions are in place for all the other areas. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Communications info: Verizon 4g voice and data work fine, satellite access is good in the "open" area sites and Wi-Fi is available. We will most certainly stay here again on our next visit to the Kalispell area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is wooded, on a river and a great place to relax. Unlike many RV parks that utilize every inch in order to jam in the maximum number of RVs, Spruce Park allowed a good amount of grass between spaces and an undeveloped grass common area with a few picnic tables along the river. The view toward the river looks toward mountains surrounding Glacier Nat'l Park. Each site has a picnic table and fire pit. They allow RV washing. I would recommend Spruce to anyone looking for peace and quiet and a place to unwind. Fortunately, neither of our neighbors smoked, had yappy dogs or noisy kids. While not too far from the highway, the highway noise was not loud or constant enough to be offensive. I would seek this park out for a return visit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Check in was quick and easy. We were assigned one of the sites where water and power are on the right side of the coach, and sewer is on the left. However, someone had run over the sewer connection and it was tricky to use. We did manage. The trees which provide nice shade in the hot summer, do prevent satellite reception. WiFi is fast. Sites are grass and there are lots of bugs, so bring bug spray. There is little traffic noise at night, but the noise of the restroom door slamming was so annoying. It was a constant slamming all night long. We did witness the game of musical RVs, but were not part of it, fortunately. Because of the lack of amenities we found this to be a little expensive. Be aware that some sites are closer together than others. Ours was acceptable. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 17 days and had to move our site once. We reserved for 2 weeks and added the extra days was why. In talking with several other campers, moving sites was not unusual which is a hassle when you are looking forward to staying put. Rest rooms and laundry older but clean. Showers cost but great hot water. Most sites with full hookups are set up for 5th wheelers so this can be a small problem. Privacy can be an issue with tables close to one another but green space left right on the river for campers to enjoy. Most sites have a view; some a peek and others wonderful. Dog walk is also fishing area and seems to work out for all. Workers are pleasant. WiFi at site but hassle signing back in with use. We met several campers who return every year for better part do summer. Shaded sites and views as well as river seem to be the reason. Convenient to Glacier NP. We would return to this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We kept changing our arrival date and therefore had to shift sites mid-stay. This is a hassle, but the second site was so much better than the first, it was worth it to move. The second site, with a view of the Flathead River, is wide, long, and level. All sites have fire rings and picnic tables. The Wi-Fi is great. This is our second stay here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Charming older park by the Flathead River. Pull through sites long but narrow. Moveable fire rings leave unsightly burn spots on the grass. Friendly staff. There is a dog run by the river, but there are "no dogs on the grass" signs everywhere. We camped here in a Motorhome.

They were extremely helpful and accommodating from the time we called to see if they had room for us. They even let you wash your rig at your site! The staff is friendly, the campsites are large and grassy. The view from the banks of the Flathead is spectacular. We liked the location because it is between Flathead Lake and Glacier National Park. This well maintained park is a must stop. In 25,000 miles over a three year period, we have never written a review, but we really wanted to share our positive feelings about this wonderful family park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice older park right on the river. Kalispell is a cute little town to base from for Glacier. They even have one of the best Wal-Marts we’ve ever been in. We and our friends were assigned B8 & B9 both offering good river viewing. When returning, we’ll ask for one of the four spots closest to the river in C row, as they offer the best views (and have full hook-ups). The B row has a strange hook-up configuration. B8 was fine but the rest of the spots in the row have one plugging in on both sides of the rig. We had water & sewer on the back side as it should be and electric & cable on the door side; it took us a bit of time to get the rig in just the right place to be able to plug into all the hook-ups. We noticed the other rigs in this row also ran one or more of their hook-ups under their rigs. Restrooms were very clean and adequate. We found it strange that they charged to use their showers though it was a minimal charge. The staff was very kind and took excellent care of their customers and the park. A set of serious thunderstorms came through during our 6 nights there. Within minutes, they were in the park with a truck and flatbed clearing fallen tree debris and making sure all were okay. A few days later, due to record rain fall, the river was rising to a point that a crest warning had been issued. They personally made sure we were all aware of the situation and also kept watch overnight to give us all ample time to evacuate if needed. Thankfully, the river didn’t crest and we left the next morning as planned. Due to a medical need for our fellow travelers, we needed to leave a few days earlier than planned and without hesitation, they refunded the nights we did not use. Good cable with a wide variety of channels. The Wi-Fi was amazing: best I’ve ever had in any park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Pretty nice park. Close to a highway. Noise during the day, did quiet down at night. Park was only half full. So it seemed roomy. When it is full, could be pretty tight. You can fish in the river. You can't swim. Some spots are not satellite friendly. Make sure you specify. Wi-Fi worked great. Very convenient for us. We needed to be in Kalispell. About an hour away from Glacier Park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice shady, grassy spots. Campground is right on the river. Very beautiful area, however, they could have used a little more adult/family segregation. We were told if we'd prefer an area without so many kids, we'd need to request the "North" end of the park, but if a family with children wanted to stay, they would put them next to us if they had to. We're retired and have raised our kids. We were smack in the middle of no less than 10 or more babies/small children. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Sites too close together. River is pretty but inaccessible. They charge for pets. Supposedly because people don't pick up after their dogs. Said, "It causes more work for the grounds people." I am a responsible dog owner and don't appreciate having to pay for those that aren't. There was dog waste left in several places so evidently the "grounds people" aren't earning their money. Or My Money. Lady at desk was rude when asked about it. We were not told of this charge when we called for a reservation, or we would not have reserved. Would have cancelled, but they charged too much for a cancellation. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

There is some merit to the previous reviews, and I'll just give my pros and cons. Pros, right on the Flathead river so nice trout fishing at your back door, not awesome but good wade-able water under the bridge, helpful and friendly staff, no problems with hook ups (electric functioned fine at both sites-we had to move after 3 days to another site, think they take reservations for particular sites which may contribute to that. Inconvenient but not a show stopper), great Wi-Fi and cable. Cons: road noise, there is some long term residents as described earlier, you can get some road noise at the B loop, never bothered us, but it was there, some of the grass sites needed a lot of level. "minutes from Glacier" is more like 45 minutes from Glacier, End of the day, I would stay again, we had a good experience but do believe the other reviewers to be accurate in their assessment. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I selected this RV park based on some of the more recent reviews prior to May this year.  These gave me high hopes that the park would meet our expectations and requirements. Regrettably, it failed completely.  The lady at the registration desk was very courteous and polite as we checked in for a weeks stay.  She gave us our site number and two access codes for Wi-Fi as we had two laptops with us. Upon reaching our allotted site is when the concerns first came to light. We had been placed next to what appears to be a run down permanent or long term residents 5th wheel. Had we tried to extend our awning it would have come extremely close to this unit. By extending our slide out to the other side we would have encroached on those neighbors. Before doing any of this I could clearly tell, just from the look on wife's face, she was not happy about staying here. She walked around the RV park and found several other sites but when she inquired at the office was told they had already been promised to other guests who had still to arrive.  She then looked in at the ladies washroom and found the floor covered in toilet paper, one of the toilets coming away from the wall and in overall poor condition. I looked in on the gents and while it was clean it was in some need of modernization. Also, I don't recall reading anywhere that showers had to be paid for separately. Not a biggie as I believe they're only 25c but it  wouldn't hurt to tell up front. The sites were a mix of grass and gravel.  Our site had some hardened tire tracks in, made when the ground was soft but now making it uneven.  This RV resort is a mix of mobile homes and vacationers with some of the mobile homes looking as though they are in need of being torn down.  From the short time I was on the park i was aware of noise from the adjacent highway.  As we checked out the lady at reception remained polite and professional refunding our fees less one night.  I'm no snob but I certainly will not be staying here in the future.  We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I came to the park based on the $22 review. I failed to take into account that that was the monthly rate. The daily rate with a GS discount was about $30. We had a back in site that had a lot of room around it with good shade. However I found a few functional problems with the site (45). The electrical hook up had the neutral and hot wire crossed, 30 amp only, and they had to bring out a 100' 30 amp cord so we could hook up power. A 50 amp cord would have been better but they couldn't find it. I couldn't make the hook up with the sewer it was about 25' away. So we had to go to their dump site which was on the way out, no big deal. We had Verizon but only had 1 bar on the g3. However their internet connections were great. They had good cable TV available. The bathrooms and showers were clean but it would cost you $.25 for a 15 min. shower. The grounds are clean, green, and well taken care. There a few permanent residents. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The location right near the river is nice but the current is strong and I wouldn't advise going swimming without wearing a PFD and shoes because you could have a long walk back to the park. All in all this is a good reasonably priced park that could use some tune up on their infrastructure. I imagine it is on par with several of the other parks in the area in the same price range. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was our second stay at this park. This time we stayed a month (hence the low rate). It's right on the river, great for fishing daily, PET FRIENDLY, nice spacious sites and friendly staff. There is some traffic from the road if you stay on the highway end, but being on the river is worth it. The owners are really friendly and staff is wonderful. Fire pits with wood delivery and a family friendly atmosphere. Satellite didn't come in due to trees, but again worth it. The cable worked fine and so did the Wi-Fi. We camped here in a Motorhome.

You are right off a road, it is not the feel of Montana you desire. The staff are rude. I will never go back there again. The only thing I could say positive about this location is the showers are inexpensive. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Overall the park was very nice and had a nice, woodsy atmosphere. There are large trees, but we did not find them a problem entering or exiting our site. Pull through sites near the road were quite large and fairly level. There was a bit of road noise but not too bad. The Park got quite full toward the end of our stay due to up coming holiday weekend. Management was very friendly and helpful. We would definitely recommend this campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very friendly staff, very helpful. We stayed in a very spacious site. Had a very good area to walk the dogs. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is beautiful. Staff extremely helpful and informative. We stayed two weeks and loved it. Hwy. noise was minimal, sites are plenty big, easy to maneuver, excellent Wi-Fi. Restrooms and showers clean, office and laundry extremely nice. A great place and only 30 min. from Glacier NP. Definitely would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a wonderful place to spend a night or a month. The river / mountain view is spectacular, and the staff is knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. Restrooms and laundry are spotless. Permanent trailers are gone, and the days and nights are restful and quiet, the playground is located away from the sites. Wireless is working perfectly (better than last year, they have Tengo). My riverside space had full hookups. They look out for my elderly father, who stays here in his 5th wheel every summer. This was my 5th visit, I saw many of the same people from prior years. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Upon arriving this park looked nice and the owners seemed to be very pleasant and very pet friendly! Other RVer's were very quiet and nice. The age group for this park seemed more on the retirement age. The view of the river was beautiful, but the traffic noise did take away from the serenity of our stay. There are old mobile homes on site with permanent full-timers, which detracts from how beautiful this park could be. We were not thrilled to have our neighbors and our sewer hook-up next to our picnic table. Utilities seem to be oddly configured. Be aware that during a possible rain storm, your space could flood as ours did. It was quite a mess afterwards. We probably would not stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

It is a nice enough park, right on the river. The nicest thing was a common area on the river, so you could sit by the river and enjoy even if your site wasn't next to it. Paved roads made bike riding easy for my kids. The playground was pretty cheesy. The big negative was getting smoked out every night by all the campfires. I would have loved to leave my windows open during the beautiful weather, but I couldn't. We camped here in a Motorhome.

On the river, but just yards from a highway bridge over the river, and some mosquitoes in July. It is still nice to walk along the river bank. A mix of sites, some with strangely arranged hookups. Park needs a little work on it. Some sites are 30 amp, some are 50 amp. Sites closest to river are 30 amp and do not have sewer drops. Good cable TV, Wi-Fi useless at the sites. Some full time residents in trailers in the park. Picnic table and fire ring (old car wheel) at each site, reasonable rates on firewood sales. Showers are coin operated. Young girl in office clueless, but older lady is efficient. Rate I show is with Good Sam discount. We would first look for another park, but might still stay here again for a few days. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground was the highlight of our first travel trailer camping experience. We camped in a great spot (F5) that gave us a wonderful view of the briskly running river, eagles flying above and deer on the island across from us. The owners are exceptionally helpful, friendly, facilities are very clean and anyone traveling with a dog will find this a very dog friendly park. We will return next year. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Owner is extremely friendly and informative. Nice quiet park. Clean and Safe. Good WiFi. We enjoyed this park so much that we stayed an extra 8th day. Good location for everything around Glacier Park. We recommend this park to everyone. Would be pleased to stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park. Nice view of the beautiful river. There is a grassy area by the river with picnic tables. Lots of big trees. Interior roads are paved. Bathrooms clean. A nominal fee for showers. Pull thru sites are long, level and gravel with adequate space between which is grassy. Only problem is the roads are narrow so maneuvering our big rig was a little tricky with some of the trees and there is slight road noise. Good cable TV and good Wi-Fi. Staff was friendly. Park is close to groceries and Wal-Mart. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice park. The owners are very personable and always available for questions or services. My firewood was delivered promptly. Our campsite was clean and on the river as requested. The cable TV worked well; we didn't try the wifi. The best thing about the park is that it was so dog-friendly. There is a huge open area next to the park where dogs can play off leash and a trail along the river that is also an off-leash area. The RV sites are a bit tight but not too bad. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One of the most beautiful RV parks we have stayed at. Beautiful views of the river, even saw a moose and an eagle. Hosts were very friendly and helpful. Had everything we needed: our satellite dish worked, good Verizon cell connection, 50 amps, wide spaces separated by grass, no road noise. We were on the East side of the park. There is also a very shaded area. We will definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed in a spot on the river. The park was beautiful and quiet. The owners were definitely some of the best folks we've run across. Our pickup broke down and they really were a blessing to us so far away from home. We will be back as often as possible. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Not a bad park. The sites are a real mixed bag of good, bad, and ugly. There are a fair number of real run down rigs but they are located near the office and generally out of sight. We had a pull through backed up to the Flathead River with a great view. Tight roads, tight access but the sites are OK and about 25' wide with tables and fire rings. Free WiFi. Nicely shaded. Ask for a site by the river (E sites) and you will be satisfied. We will stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.