¿ìÈýƽ̨

Most overpriced KOA that I’ve been to. Gravel roads full of potholes. Sites very close together. Wi-Fi did not reach campsite.

Great place to camp. The monster rv's may find the wooded area of the CG a bit tight, although I saw many that were able to navigate it. The campground must have miles of drip irrigation system in use to keep the foliage and grass green. I rode my bicycle over every bit of the grounds while there. Will be staying again. Nice park like atmosphere.

Convenient location. Other than that, sites were very tight, campground is not well kept with tree limbs that need to be trimmed, landscaping not well cared for. For the two days we were there, the sprinkler ran continuously next to our site. We couldn’t use our picnic table because it was too wet to sit on. Even after notifying the office, no one came to check it out. Would look elsewhere next time in the area.

So this KOA was expensive and dirty..everything was muddy, and big pot holes full of water. The site in the old part are tights and you can’t really seat out because there no where to sit….friendly check in but we pass next time and go some where else

Probably the nicest KOA I have ever stayed in. There are two sections to the park: the older part, with mature trees and landscaping, and the newer part with no shade (yet). If you have a big rig (over 38’ I think) you should probably stay in the newer section. We managed to fit in the original part, and had a very shady, private site.

BIG campground (therefore some traffic and people noise) and close sites, and expensive (our mid-range site was $75). Aside from that though, it was a nice campground. Close to town but not to a highway, so no traffic noise. Nice play area for kids. Bathrooms were clean and really nice shower-toilet combos. And the kicker - free (and tasty!) pancakes for breakfast!!

Two stars. This park could be a lot better with some maintenance and minor improvements. Price is high for the quality of the facilities. Stayed here 8/11 – 8/14 2020. Stayed in the older area with mature trees. Many of the trees have dead upper limbs and thick new growth on the lower trunk. This makes for a high probability of camper to tree contact in the tighter spots. Our neighbor who pulled in for just one night had a 30-ft+ TT that must have hit four different trees on the in and out. The new spots on the east side are more open with less foliage to contact. Bath facilities are in above average condition with OK quantity. Wi-fi speed is definitely below average to nonexistent in the spots farther from the office. Access to Great Falls is good. Staff was knowledgeable and friendly. Free pancakes from 8-10 every morning. We will likely stay here again and try the bigger and less treed lots to avoid the tight close together spots.

There really are two main camping areas, an older one with an in the woods feeling and a newer one, that is like a Gravel parking lot with a great view of the backside of a Walmart. This newer area is for larger RV and has all the making to be a trailer park as some already have their permanent skirting around the bottom. If you will fit into the older smaller sites, you might be happier. The staff was very nice, and Facilities clean. The WiFi is only useful if you are in their Office or laundry mat.

Great staff. Wife loved the pool with grandson. Sites are very small. We were stuck beside a family that yelled loud at their kids all weekend.

Sites are real small. Next camper is only 10 feet away. Great staff