The campground is located next to the section of i-15 that passes through Great Falls, but there is no direct access from the highway. If you approach from the east, you’ll pass the park and then take the off-ramp at exit 0 to access it. On your final approach to the campground, you’ll pass under a 14-foot high railroad bridge (if yo...moreThe campground is located next to the section of i-15 that passes through Great Falls, but there is no direct access from the highway. If you approach from the east, you’ll pass the park and then take the off-ramp at exit 0 to access it. On your final approach to the campground, you’ll pass under a 14-foot high railroad bridge (if your RV is somehow taller than 14 feet, you’re probably already aware of that). The entrance to the campground which leads to the office is the second entrance on the right after the bridge. The office is about 100 feet from the entrance, and you can park in the right lane to check in.The office contains a small store with some supplies, refrigerated drinks, and an ATM machine. You can also purchase ice and propane at the office: the propane tank is next to the office building. If you have packages delivered while you’re at the campground, they’ll be dropped off at the office and kept in the front left corner for you to come by and pick up. The small laundry room is to the right of the office, and there are bathrooms at the end of the building. There is another bathhouse building a few rows away from the office.The campground is a mix of back-in and pull-through sites, but most of the back-in sites are occupied by long-term residents. With the exception of the row in front of the office, the pads are gravel. We stayed at two pull-through sites during our stay, and both were fairly level. There are rules against putting any mats or stakes into the grass: each site has several tiny sprinklers that will pop-up during the overnight hours if it hasn’t rained in awhile. A nice feature of the pull-through sites we had was there was an extra parking space at the rear of the site, you can you park two vehicles at your site. The sites near and east of the office are fairly shaded; the rest of the park is mostly open.While the residents of the campground are fairly quiet, there is a lot of environmental noise: road noise from I-15, the occasional train horn from the active tracks about a mile away, and the airplanes flying in and out of the airport behind the tall hill off to the west of the campground. And on Friday and Saturday nights during the summer, you can faintly hear the musical acts performing on an outdoor stage at the bar just down the street from the campground (on the other side of the bridge). But all of that is to be expected at a campground on the edge of downtown. And the location has certain advantages: there is a shopping center with a grocery store, a Home Depot, and a few restaurants just a mile away, and a short walk from the campground entrance puts you on a bike trail that parallels the highway and brings you over the Missouri River.There are plenty of places to walk dogs: inside the campground there is a fenced-in dog area in the southwest corner of the campground, and next to that is a grassy field used as a storage area for boats and RVs. There is a also a forested area just across the street from the campground.In terms of cell service, the average speed I got on my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna during our stay was about 21Mbps down and 8Mbps up, and we had no real trouble steaming video other than some occasional buffering. The one speed test I did with my AT&T phone showed 60Mbps down and 7 up. We didn’t originally plan to stay here as long as we did: we had a medical emergency during our initial stay and as a result we had to extend our stay and then make arrangements to come back after a quick trip to Glacier National Park for a medical follow-up. The campground staff told us they always keep one or two sites in reserve for such emergencies and they let us extend our original reservation in the same site so we didn’t have the extra stress of changing sites. So we would definitely stay here again if we were in the area.

I arrived midday, checked in and setup in site 95. After a couple days of walking around the park with dogs, I can see this was a mobile home park in the past, then some more gravel roads were added at the back, and it was renamed as an RV Park. There are about 1/3 full time residents here based on permanent porches, gazebos, grills, ...moreI arrived midday, checked in and setup in site 95. After a couple days of walking around the park with dogs, I can see this was a mobile home park in the past, then some more gravel roads were added at the back, and it was renamed as an RV Park. There are about 1/3 full time residents here based on permanent porches, gazebos, grills, porch swings, 40+ lb propane tanks, and work vehicles. The park is located between a highway, railroad track, and airport and, on the positive side, is at the end of the bike path. I believe the sites are mostly full hookups (water, electric, and sewer). I used the laundromat for $2/wash and 2$/dry and all worked well. The asphalt part of the park road badly needs to be repaved. The front desk staff are pleasant and helpful. Easy place to find and navigate with a truck and 26' trailer. On Saturday night there was a live band performing at a nearby, which could be heard in the park. The price was reasonable, but this isn't my style of camping and I probably wouldn't seek this place out for another stay.

Good place to stop for a couple nights on the way to Glacier. Sites level gravel. No views and few trees for shade. Quiet at night. Lots of long term people but their sites were junk free. Would have appreciated it more if it would have been cheaper. Able to stream okay. Stores and Lewis and Clark less than a half hour drive.

“Adequate” comes to mind. Nice check in. Friendly people. Only needed one plate to level. W/S/E. Very convenient to great falls, which was the point. Not noisy despite closeness to highway and airport. Solid 5 G 4 bars with att; WiFi was down for repairs. Very convenient to interstate. Not particularly attractive park. Sites close bu...more“Adequate” comes to mind. Nice check in. Friendly people. Only needed one plate to level. W/S/E. Very convenient to great falls, which was the point. Not noisy despite closeness to highway and airport. Solid 5 G 4 bars with att; WiFi was down for repairs. Very convenient to interstate. Not particularly attractive park. Sites close but typical for a Private park. Think warehousing of rvs. It had plenty of other things going for it, as noted.

Not much has changed since last spring. Check in, again, was quick and easy. There were big pot holes at the entrance are still there and easily avoided. This is an older park and has been well used. We had the same type of back in as last time. Our site, 109 nosed out to the main road so leaving early in the morning was easy. The site...moreNot much has changed since last spring. Check in, again, was quick and easy. There were big pot holes at the entrance are still there and easily avoided. This is an older park and has been well used. We had the same type of back in as last time. Our site, 109 nosed out to the main road so leaving early in the morning was easy. The site was paved with a table on the grass. All amenities worked even this late in the season. We paid $43 and change up from $28.00 last spring because we needed full services. We still feel we received good value. It is evident that there are many long term campers as many were skirted or in the process of being. All sites were neat and tidy though. A sign of a well run operation. We will return next spring.

Price reflects electric only with Good Sam discount. Convenient location right off highway. Some treed sites provide good shade. Staff was very friendly and helpful. WIFI didn’t work for us but we had a good Verizon signal.

Rate reflects a weekly rate. This place is OK, not spectacular. Interior gravel roads and sites, FHU's but many of the water hookups have seen better days, look to have had run-ins with RVs. Our handle/valve leaked. Bathroom was clean, but a little beat up-exposed plywood on the ceiling above shower area, floor grates bent/damaged, min...moreRate reflects a weekly rate. This place is OK, not spectacular. Interior gravel roads and sites, FHU's but many of the water hookups have seen better days, look to have had run-ins with RVs. Our handle/valve leaked. Bathroom was clean, but a little beat up-exposed plywood on the ceiling above shower area, floor grates bent/damaged, minor graffiti carved into toilet stall walls. The "mini golf" offered here is pretty sad. We had an open site, good for satellite and solar, and level. Staff was friendly. A little too pricy for what it is.

This RV Park has plenty of pull through gravel sites, with gravel roads. I have to agree with one review, the sites are not very level. I have a 40' Class A motorhone and my leveling jacks raised one side of the coach so much that both back wheels were several inches off the ground. Full service sites, 50A, water and sewer. Be warned, ...moreThis RV Park has plenty of pull through gravel sites, with gravel roads. I have to agree with one review, the sites are not very level. I have a 40' Class A motorhone and my leveling jacks raised one side of the coach so much that both back wheels were several inches off the ground. Full service sites, 50A, water and sewer. Be warned, the water pressure is huge, over 75 PSI. I was not notified of this when I checked in but luckily put a restrictor on when hooking up. Grass between sites and the sites are well spaced along with a picnic table. Some highway, train and plane noise from nearby airport. All in all, not a bad park but it rates only 3 stars. Nice staff and easy on/off to expressways. No cable but plenty of major channels via antenna. We would stay here again, especially for one night. Big rig friendly.

Also much bigger - this is a large park!Lots of trees in the front with more open sites toward the back. Satellite connected in the open sites. No park WiFi.Sites are typical city narrow but not on top of each other so it wasn't bad. FHUs with 50 amp all worked fine with mostly level parking on gravel.The staff are very fri...moreAlso much bigger - this is a large park!Lots of trees in the front with more open sites toward the back. Satellite connected in the open sites. No park WiFi.Sites are typical city narrow but not on top of each other so it wasn't bad. FHUs with 50 amp all worked fine with mostly level parking on gravel.The staff are very friendly and helpful and the park is well maintained.Some noise from I-15 which is just over the trees, but not bad. Pay attention to the signs for access - they are well placed, and necessary.

This was a nice older RV Park in the city of Great Falls. It's centrally located to museums and shopping nearby. The park is an older "outdated" park, but in decent repair. Sites are what you would expect for an older park. Sites are spaced close together, some have nice trees, but not all. There are long term campers here, mostly ...moreThis was a nice older RV Park in the city of Great Falls. It's centrally located to museums and shopping nearby. The park is an older "outdated" park, but in decent repair. Sites are what you would expect for an older park. Sites are spaced close together, some have nice trees, but not all. There are long term campers here, mostly in good shape.I did think the price was a little high for the facilities condition. Full price is $42.80 without Good Sam. They also give you a break if you stay a week or month.

Easy access and good roads. Grassy area between sites. Restrooms are older but in good repair and clean. All the utilities were in good condition. This a very good location for exploring the area in and around Great Falls, MT. Space between sites was better than some parks. Staff very helpful with directions or recommendations.The ...moreEasy access and good roads. Grassy area between sites. Restrooms are older but in good repair and clean. All the utilities were in good condition. This a very good location for exploring the area in and around Great Falls, MT. Space between sites was better than some parks. Staff very helpful with directions or recommendations.The C M Russell museum in Great Falls is well worth the time for a visit if you like western art. Nearby Fort Benton has a lot of history on display. Nice little town with several museums all within a short walking distance. Great Italian restaurant is Borrie's Supper Club just across the Missouri river in Black Eagle. If you are in Great Falls in the summer go downtown on Saturday morning for the Farmers Market. Wonderful fresh fruits, vegetables, pastries, as well as local meats.