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Ok stop if there are no other alternatives. Pretty unkept and ignored for the $35 they charge.

Very poorly maintained! After a long days drive, we arrived at our reserved lot to find long grass, trash on ground, chipped picnic table, fire ring buried in long grass & nauseous smell walking by outhouse. We reached out to the campground for discount because we felt it was not worth the $ 35 + tax, and we wanted to give them a chance prior to writing a review but did not bother to respond.

There is only 30 Amp. No water at the camp if you need water fill up in parking lot near the office.

This is not as nice a place as it was two years ago. Very dry brittle grass with weeds and trash. There is no longer a dump, there is one but it is clogged and unusable. Besides the $22 fee they now charge an extra 3% to use a credit or debit card. Lots of train noise through the night.

Was a decent place to stay over when traveling between Glacier NP and Yellowstone. Electric sites were $22/night and you had to fill water in parking lot. No dump but the gas station down the road had a nice dump site. Several sites (especially mine, #18) could use some weeding. No shade.

Very barren park, no trees. Kind of an ugly spot on the outskirts of town. Booked in for three days, left after one night . . . No refund! Only good for quick overnight . . . I won’t be back . . . BTW, strange car with loud boom box drove through three times in early morning . . .

This is a lovely spot a bit out in the country at the county fairgrounds. The have only electric hook up. We were able to pick any spot we liked of the 20 plus available. The price was $17 if we did not want electricity, $22 if we used the electric hook up. There were trains throughout the night running on a track about a mile away. The facilities included a nice playground/park with lush green grass. The fairgrounds office is in the large building about halfway in. Look for cars parked in front.

Nice quiet place. Electric only. Water is available over at office in parking lot next to some of the light poles, look for yellow bollards, fill on your way to site. 50amp power was good. Roads and parking spaces got muddy during rain. Some train noise, but otherwise very quiet. Does not appear to be a well known site as Memorial day weekend it was 25% full. Camped in a 40' motorhome with car. All back in sites. Tents allowed. Lots of mowed grass for pet walking. Actually this appears to a place for locals to walk their dogs. (and they do not pick up after them) Watch your step.