The entry road is narrow with a large deep ditch on ether side of the road. The park sign is very small. There was a larger sigh but the sun had washed out the printing. Interior roads were very narrow. Electric and water hookups were OK. The place is a tired old park that used to be a KOA park. The price was way too high.

The sign in front says "Highest rated RV park in Montana". They have to be kidding. The park is way overpriced. The site we had was so out of level I had to lift the rear wheels off the ground to get the coach level. The sites are gravel with weeds and dead grass. The roads are black top but need some maintenance. The area around the office is neat and clean, but the rest of the place needs work. I only stayed here because the RV Park across the street did not have 50 amp power. I won't stay here again.

This is a nice park to spend a night or longer. We stayed for a week using the park as a base site for exploring the area. We did eat at the Coffee Shop and the food was good and if you pick the nightly special very reasonable. The site I was in was about 80' long. All the sites were gravel. WIFI worked good and there is a cell tower next door to the park so our cell worked good. We would camp here again.

A nice, clean RV park. Owners were very friendly. Park is good for an overnight stay or longer. We had good satellite reception and their WIFI worked well. Sites were gravel and were a little too narrow. We could not open our kitchen slide without hitting a tree. We would camp there again.

The park is located in town on a very busy street. The street noise was not noticable at our site. This place is very clean and neat. The lady that checked us in was very friendly. Each site is croncrete parking slab. Each site is landscaped with grass and other plantings. A Super Wal-Mart is about a quarter nile away. The WIFI and satellite reception was good. Cell service was also good. We would stay here again.

This is a nice clean park with gravel roads and sites. It can get a little dusty if people speed through the park. We camped in a 40 foot motorhome with 3 slides and had plenty of room at our site. The only complaints I have is that one night 1 leg of our 50 amp hook up only had 105 volts of power. The other leg had 128 volts. My power manager shut off my power because of the low voltage. The Office person said they could not do anything about it. I was able to restore power to my coach by connecting to the 30 amp hook up. The other problem was with the WIFI. It kept going down. When I asked the Office person to call the vendor to fix the problem. She told me that she did not like to call them because they might get mad at her. I asked her what about her customers that were mad because the WIFI did not work. She just looked at me. We stayed there a week and would stay there again.

Park is located in North Las Vegas so it is out of the mob scene at the Vegas strip. Sites are gravel. It is located near Nellis Air Force Base so it can be noisy but they did not fly after 7PM. Good cable TV plus I could get the DISH satellites. They have electric security gates and require a $50 deposit for the gate opener. The Vegas strip was a 15 min trip from the park. We would stay here again.

This is a very small RV Park and Marina located on Bridgeport Reservoir. The managers were very helpful and friendly. The sites were gravel and dirt. The pull-thru sites were very long. Our cell phone wouldn't work in the park. We had to drive a mile or so to get reception. The WIFI was weak but worked ok. We would stay there again.

Nice park, well maintained with new big rig sites. Sites and access roads are gravel. Good 50 amp power. We stayed in a full hookup site. Easy in and out. A gas station is located on site. We would stay there again.

Nice, clean, small RV park. We stayed here 2 weeks. Owners are very friendly. The road in front of the park was very busy.

Nice clean campground. Easy in and out. Gravel roads and camp sites. WIFI worked very well. We would stay there again.

Older park with gravel sites. We were there on a holiday weekend so park was very busy with golf carts racing all about. Our satellite TV wouldn't work because of the trees. The majority of sites were taken by seasonal campers. It was OK for overnight. We would stay there again.

The RV sites were near the pool and rest rooms. Our motorhome would not fit on the first site we were given. Our motorhome is 41 foot long. We did fit OK on the next site we were given. The sites were grass and dirt. We did not use the rest rooms or showers so we could not comment on how clean they were. We used a discount card and paid half price. The park is not worth the full $50 per night price. We would stay there again.

This RV park is ok, but is not a resort. Sites are mud and gravel. Lots of trees. If you want to launch your boat you better have a 4X4 vehicle. Good cable. WIFI has very poor coverage and was up and down a lot. People working in office didn't know anything about WIFI so when there was a problem, the owner had to be found before the problem was addressed. We paid $231 for a week. Rates are way too high. I would stay here again.

This park is clean and neat. It has black topped pull-thrus but sites are narrow. Owner spent a lot of time going over the rules with us and stated she would become very irate if we dared to drive on the grass. We were also treated to the sight of the owner strolling through the park in her bathrobe in the morning. Park is close to I-95. We were here for 2 weeks and would stay again. There is also an outstanding restaurant in town called B & J's.

Sites are wide, at least ours was. Site was grass with gravel thrown over it. Lots of trees which kept our satellite TV from working. WIFI was good but pricey $4.95/per day. Gravel access roads. We would stay here again.

Nice clean park with desert landscaping. All sites are back-in gravel sites. Most sites have concrete patios. Owner just installed a new satellite/WIFI system and it works well.

Nice clean park. WIFI worked well. Cable worked well. Sites were gravel so it was dusty. Some sites have good satellite access. Stayed here 10 days and will stay here again.

The staff was friendly and helpful. There is a little dust because of the gravel roads. Sites are grass and dirt. It is 50 miles from RV park to Teton National Park. The RV park had good 50 amp power. There are a lot of trees in the park but we were able to get Direct Tv with our satellite dish. The WIFI was a little slow. WIFI is $3.00 per day or $10.00 per week. We would stay here again.

Very tight to get into the so called pull through with my 40' motorhome. Had to unhook tow car. Sites were dirt. Staff was very friendly. No sewer hookup were available. I wanted to dump my tanks when I left but the dump station tank was full. I was directed to a full hookup site that was just vacated and was able to dump there. However I had to back up 60 feet while hooked to my tow car to be able to access the full hook up site to dump. I was not a happy camper.

I would rate this park as average. The sites were black top. Maneuvering a 40' motorhome through this park was difficult. The WIFI was low power and very slow. In fact it did not work part of the time. The park is 14 blocks from the LDS Family Library.

Nice friendly RV park. Sites are clean and neat. Good WIFI signal. Roads and sites are gravel. We would stay here again. We were on two different sites and got a strong Direct TV satellite signal on both sites.

The park is located on Henry's lake. The park rents docks and there is a boat launch ramp. The pull through sites are dirt and are not level. I was able to level my motorhome ok with the levelers. The 50 amp power was ok at between 106 and 110 volts. Water pressure was a little low at about 40 lbs. I was able to get satellite tv with a remote dish. This park is a low cost alternative to the much higher priced West Yellowstone RV parks. This park is about 16 miles from West Yellowstone. The WIFI worked 5 out of the 7 days we stayed here. We would stay here again.

Very pricy and over priced park. We were told if we had visitors we had to pay $5 per visitor unless they were there less than 1 hour. The park is clean and well cared for. Sites are gravel which gets very muddy when it rains. Some sites are very un-even so your rig can not be leveled. When we were there the staff was not very well trained. For example, our rig is over 40' long and we tow a Jeep. They placed us in a 40' long site. I had to talk to the owner to get another site. They wanted me to park our car some 400' from our motorhome.