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Do not got here! There are lots of flies and worse yet there are biting flies! Train’s blaring their horn at 2 am. We were there for one night and must have heard at least 10 trains blaring their horn. Cost $35 and no sewer. The closest sewer is at Loves gas station and that costs $10.00 Really disappointed! I read previous reviews and thought it would be great but no such luck. Super glad we’re out of there. The hosts are nice but unfortunately it’s also pretty beat down.

LOUD trains pass by every hour or so, all night long. Whistle blowing. In between trains, it is peaceful as long as the 4 large dogs in the sheep field are not barking (which they do often). Kids couldn’t get near sheep as the dogs were always around. The campground itself is a simple field with nice grass and shade trees. 6 other campers when we were here on a Sunday so plenty of room. Currently $30 for electric (20 amp) and water. You can only pay the camp host so if she isn’t around, just grab a spot and pay her later. Would not stay here again. Too many trains during the night. Would rather stay right next to the freeway than next to this particular train track.

Came in July 4 hoping for any opening. Only host and 2 or 3 guests were there. Water and electric for $25. Shade on 90 degree day most welcome. Quiet spot though a train line passes by about a block away. Host is very welcoming.

Enjoyed our overnight very much. Camp hosts are friendly and helpful. Because of COVID the showers were closed. Need to be self contained but there is electric and water. alquiet

This place is such a gem for a nice overnight! The hosts were very genuine and greeted us right away on arrival. We were worried showing up on a Saturday night during the summer as far as availability but happened to be the only ones there. The town has just about everything you need for an overnight stay. Easy access with a big rig. We stayed in a 34ft 5th wheel. 20/30amp electric and water hookup.

At Exit 221 there is a Loves w easy access to auto diesel pumps & a Starbucks on the opposite corner. All Stays app reviews sounded good, so we pulled in & the app directions brought me directly to the TV sites. $25 for grassy site under big shady trees. Was surprised the app shows $$$, but $25 w electricity & water seems cheap to us. Hosts Dick & wife were great to deal with.

Stayed here for a night the day after the big fair, and pretty much had the place to ourselves. Friendly, courteous hosts, quiet grassy campsites with water and power. Clean bathrooms. Occasional train to make things interesting.

Lovely out of the way campground at the county fairgrounds. Water/electricity only, you will need to dump at the Loves station in town. Very nice accommodating camp hosts. Older shower facilities but clean and well maintained. Very quiet except for the occasional train passing by.

A sweet little place where we stopped on our way to Glacier. Lovely green and flat grass to park on, shade of huge trees for tents and folks to relax under. Not large or lots of privacy, but at least when not fair season was quiet and very pleasant. Hosts were great and helpful, bathrooms and showers are older but very clean, plenty of space for hanging your stuff. Planning a little bike ride to town in the morning on the path that leads there from the grounds. Also for the kids, a cool flock of sheep next door watched by guard dogs, and train goes by too.