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Seven days in 40’ MH and enjoyed the stay. Great landscaping and very friendly staff. WIFI was slow and cable good. Minimal road noise in a rural setting, peaceful and quiet. Laundry was functional, did not use showers or restrooms. Great restaurants in close proximity, 2-6 miles.

Nice Gravel Spots. Management was very helpful. New 50 amp service. Just a mile off of I-90 but very quite. Good value for the money

Be careful of staying here. There is a strict check in time and if you do not call they will charge your card and rent out the spot you already paid for. The owner, Sarah, is very rude and not professional at all. I was never told of the cancellation policy and even tried to call before my 7 pm check in time to get my spot and to charge my card before hand but wasn't able to get any information... Is my spot that secret??? So the "front desk" told me that someone would be there until 10 pm. I called at 9:42 and no one answered the phone so I decided to not make the extra drive and just camp on the side of the road. My card was charged and when I talked to the owner, Sarah, I was actually questioned of I actually called. Why would I make that up?? I'm still awaiting my call back. Never again!! Just camp somewhere else!

An oasis of a park, nestled in mature pine and Russian olive trees, and beautifully kept grounds. Stay 6 nites, get 7th free. $38/night + tax, 30 amp. Camp Three Forks has 65 pull-thrus (31x63), 13 FHU sites, many with new 50amp pedestals, 21 tent sites and 4 cabin rentals units (12x12', full bed & 2 bunks, bring own linens). Strong Wi-Fi, good OTA signal (10-15 channels), laundry, clean restrooms/showers. Lovely dog walking areas, spacious gravel sites, some more level than other, but the key is easy access to IH90/287S. 30 mi from Bozeman; Butte is 1 hr west. 15 miles to Lewis & Clark Caverns. Park is Quiet and peaceful. Friendly Work Campers were great, easy check-in and escorted us to our site. Hand dipped ice cream $2 and small gift shop. This was our 3rd visit, in a 37' Travel Trailer. Handles big rigs with ease. Would come again if traveling this way!

We came and stayed for one night and the gates were supposed to close at 10 pm but cars were coming in and noise continued until 2:30 in the morning , we hardly got any sleep. The bathrooms were dirty and The highway noise was loud and constant. The internet was okay but we got bad reception at our campsite.

Great little out-of-the-way campground if you aren't expecting luxury accommodations. The sites were spacious and well cared for. The pool is not operational, but we were made aware of that when called to reserve our sites. The location is convenient to the freeway and Wheat Montana bakery (which everyone should visit). The nice couple who manage the office were friendly and helpful. The facilities are certainly showing their age but there is a certain quaint charm to the place. We will be back because it was inexpensive, convenient and pleasant.

This is an aging former KoA campground the pool has not been in use for a few years and the shower and restroom facility is not the best, ( but not terrible) that being said the views from the tent camping sites are amazing and all the sites have potable water. For $26 for a tent site the sunset view was worth it. Also there were very few people actually camping so it was very quiet.