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Miles City is nice little western town. Very friendly local citizens that are willing to share tips on food, stores etc…. When driving through eastern Montana don’t pass up this gem of a campground. Level sites, completely remodeled by new owners and they pay attention to every detail. They escort you to your site like many other campgrounds, then they wash your picnic table. Bathrooms and showers remodeled and cleaned to immaculate condition every days. Just make sure your GPS does not take you through town, there is a low bridge 11’6 inches. If you end up missing the email from owners like we did, there is a sign with detour for over height vehicles.

Miles City is nice little western town. Very friendly local citizens that are willing to share tips on food, stores etc…. When driving through eastern Montana don’t pass up this gem of a campground. Level sites, completely remodeled by new owners and they pay attention to every detail. They escort you to your site like many other campgrounds, then they wash your picnic table. Bathrooms and showers remodeled and cleaned to immaculate condition every days. Just make sure your GPS does not take you through town, there is a low bridge 11’6 inches. If you end up missing the email from owners like we did, there is a sign with detour for over height vehicles.

We picked this campground randomly on trip home from the west for one night, but we stayed for two. I agree with all other reviews. It’s a wonderful campground that’s not too far off the interstate. Clean modern bathrooms and showers with plenty of hot water.

Stayed for just one night while traveling through the area but would return again for a longer stay. The owners were so friendly and welcoming. They picked up our propane tank, took it to the office to fill and brought it back to our site. They stock meat from a local ranch in their store at the office. We bought some steaks to cook later and they were delicious. Our site was spacious and level. It is a very nice little park

We stayed here for one night, but wish we could have stayed longer. Big, wide, long gravel pull-thru sites, FHU-50 amp. Excellent cable and wifi. Very quiet. Picnic table. Fire pit. Lots of trees but all are trimmed so no danger to rigs. Sites spaced so you don’t feel cramped. Person leads you to your site and someone picks up your trash bag daily. Grass in between sites (when Cottonwood trees not shedding). Pool. Not luxurious place - more rustic - but very good and we enjoyed staying here. Internal roads good for big rigs. Definitely would stay here again if in this area! If you like history, recommend visiting the Montana Bar (1908). Ask for the brochure explaining the history. Also food is very good-specializing in steaks.

Probably one of the nicest KOAs we have stayed in. Typically the sites are close together in most KOAs whereas these were nicely spaced. Clean, well maintained, good amount of river rock/pebbles in sites and on interior roads to keep down dust. We were very pleased as we are not big KOA fans as most of the ones we have stayed upkeep is minimal.

Stayed one night in early September. Clean campground, gravel sites, decent showers, huge shade trees. Minimal privacy, sort of run down, kind of spendy but not many choices nearby.

Stayed 4 nights, nice shady campground, clean restrooms and laundry, owners were very nice, only complaint was Wi-Fi was very slow, often couldn't even load my email.

...be sure to follow their directions to get to the campground, there are 3 exits from the interstate to the city but only one that will get you to the campground if you have a motorhome or trailer because of a very low railroad bridge in town.

We got in later, around 7. Didn’t look around the park much but it seemed nice. The staff (owners daughters) were awesome. Fresh veggies from a community garden in office for free. We had a full hook up site which was big and pretty level. The neighborhood coming into the park is alittle run down. We were on an end site which was right next to the neighborhood, we were alittle worried but it was totally fine. Owners on site. It was great for a stop over on our way to ND!

I was disappointed with this place , it was a place to sleep overnight and that’s about it . $30 for a tentsite? with no hookups? A bit overpriced in my opinion. I was tired and it was getting late so I stayed , should have moved on . I wouldn’t stay here again