This place was run down. The main part of the campground consisted of a gravel, grass and weed space between two dirt roads, with no fencing or privacy. Campsites were delineated by landscape timbers. Back-to-back pairs of campers were very close, and had to share a water spigot. There were two or three more sites on the other side of the office, which shared their space with a derelict travel trailer and a guy working on an old van. Then there was one more site perched right at the intersection of two roads, separated from the rest of the property by trees. The owner was very welcoming, but she allowed a dog to jump on the counter while I was checking in.There was a flour mill next door, which hummed and occasionally clattered from early in the morning until well into the evening, with double-trucks of wheat coming and going regularly.Verizon 4G was 4 bars, -89 dB, 12-25 Mbps down and 7 up.Although the campground was in a poor state, the little town of Fort Benton was very quiet and attractive, and there was plenty to occupy myself for a week sightseeing around here and in Great Falls 38 miles away.