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    Angler's Roost RV and Campground

    4.8 (4 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Its a wonderful place to stay very friendly staff . The fishing is awesome and the views are amazing

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    Camp Sula

    Camp Sula

    3.9
    (17 reviews)
    26.6 mi
    $$

    Stay at camp Sula for many many years had a great vacations…read more stayed weeks to months at a time with no problems then some new camp host arrived few years back and things really got weird couldn't use showers had to use rv shower had a friend drop by to visit and host came to rv site within minutes and told to leave no other people allowed except registered campers

    Worst experience. Our family was traveling from Montana to Idaho and needed to stop somewhere safe…read moreto sleep/camp. It was after midnight. There were a bunch of tent sites available, we called the Sula camp host and left a voicemail letting them know of our intentions and identified the vehicle we were in. The online Camp Sula website was not working either. There were signs up by the camp store that indicated if we parked in the parking lot we could be towed. So we opted to park far away from everyone at an empty tent site. Went to sleep with the family. At approximately 8 am individual aggressively started pounding on our truck windows waking us up. Presumably the camp host, he did not identify himself, he was armed and angry. I tried shake his hand and introduce myself but he declined. It was hostile. He scolded me that we were loud and inconsiderate and should have just slept on the side of the road. He asked what our plan was and I said we wanted to stay here and pay. He asked for $40 and asked debit , credit or cash? I said debit and he said cash only. He took $40 and walked off not giving us any instructions, expectation or receipt for the $40. We went back to sleep. We woke up and messaged camp host 11:50 am for receipt $40 and to touch base. There were bathrooms there that had keypads on them we were not provided access to, and to inform him of his mis information of our presence and behavior there. The surrounding neighbors when asked had not been bothered early morning when we arrived. Camp host no response. Immediately after messaging the camp host, the camp host text an RV camper named "Bill" who was a couple sites down. They informed "Bill" to tell us that we needed to leave because the site we were in had been rented. "Bill " had text messages for the host stating we're trespassing and we needed leave. Still don't understand why we're charged $40 and then asked to leave upon only being there a couple hours. It was awkward and unbelievably un welcoming experience, I would have paid $40 not to have that experience. Horrible.

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    Blodgett Canyon

    Blodgett Canyon

    4.9
    (7 reviews)
    6.0 mi

    My husband went to high school in Missoula and we were back for his reunion so we decided to take a…read moremoment and do this hike. It's not that far out of town from Missoula and has a decent size parking lot. There's also a few trails that you can take one being the Canyon Creek Trail, and the other being the Blodgett Canyon. We went with Blodgett Canyon. This trail is approximately a 3 mile hike up to the top where it is spectacularly beautiful! The hike itself is not that difficult although there are a few steeper parts. The view along the way is spectacular, so we didn't hike very fast...once we got to the top we hung out for about half an hour just looking at all the amazing beauty surrounding us. We were also there on a day when it looked like someone had gotten engaged at the top as we found a trail of rose petals, and a heart of rose petals at the top. I say kudos to whichever guy planned this!!! It was so cute and such a beautiful backdrop for an engagement!

    What a beautiful hike and way to spend some time enjoying nature!…read more For the overlook trail, you are mostly going up hill the whole time so be prepared for a bit of an incline. The trail has a lot of trees so a good portion of it is shaded, but parts are still in the sun. Depending on the time you come, this trail gets pretty busy so be prepared for that. There is a nice opening spot up top so you can hangout and enjoy the views. I recommend packing a lunch or little picnic to enjoy up there before heading back down.

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    Yellowrock Campground

    Yellowrock Campground

    3.7
    (12 reviews)
    37.9 mi

    This park is ok. The spots seem a little Willy nilly though. They aren't in nice neat rows. There…read moreare some spots with no sewer hookups, so pay attention when you reserve. There is square dancing on some nights. I've seen nicer parks.

    Too many rules and not much to justify those rules. When you book there is no reference to the…read morerule where you cannot put up a small dog fence outside your trailer porch area. They make you sign a long list of conditions when you arrive but do not give you a copy for reference. We set up our dog fence and just when I was finished a young lady, who looked like a college student working there in the Summer, came up to me and abruptly, in an authoritarian manner told me they don't allow dog fences. She told me that they, "have had dogs get out and get hit on the road out front, people leave there dogs alone in the fenced area which can also cause problems". Just a boat load of justifications for why they don't allow dog fences. So I told her I would comply and take down the fence, but I'm not happy with the rules. Then she saw that we had some solar lights with stakes that I had put in the ground a few inches and she told me to be careful and not put those in very far as they have had tent campers punch into the water line because it's buried so shallow. That's when I knew I was dealing with poor management and an authoritarian woman child throwing her weight around. She then left, I never spoke to her again and the rest of our experience was okay. In summary, we like to stay at places that aren't so strict with rules that punish good people for what a few bad people do. As far as punching into water lines, if someone breaches a water line because the infrastructure was so poorly built that's not my problem. That' just the cost of doing business. Yellowrock is a nice setting, but my main problems and complaints are. 1. They are not clear on their rules and do NOT give you a copy of the huge page of rules you sign off on. 2. Unprofessional attitude. The young lady who let me know I was not in compliance with their book of rules could have been more tactful. Given all of this we will NOT return. We are just trying to enjoy some outdoor time and relax with our dogs in a nice setting when we are out in our RV. It is not worth it to be lectured and have to put up with a bunch of rules that impede our ability to enjoy ourselves.

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    Beavertail Hill State Park

    Beavertail Hill State Park

    3.7
    (3 reviews)
    45.6 mi

    Just a fun spot off I-90 east of Missoula, camping, hike, and relaxation. Shade trees and water…read moremake it cooler but also bring bugs. Remember the repellent !

    We have stayed here many many times. The last trip to Yellowstone we stayed May 12 and May 22,…read more2018. We have a 36' RV and tow a Subaru and have two large dogs. We have never had a problem. It can fill up in the summer on weekends and in hunting season, so you need to arrive early then. There are only 28 spaces and two Tipis. So reserve if you can. It is a halfway point for us so we use it at least 4 times a summer. A pass makes sense if you visit often, they have them for residents and non-residents. The park has lots of large cottonwood trees and is right on the river. Info from their website: Park Features Visit and enjoy Beavertail Hill! One-half mile of the park is located on the Clark Fork River that provides terrific fishing and floating opportunities. You can camp and go on a one-hour walking nature trail through a thick canopy of cottonwoods. Don't miss our free interpretive programs in the amphitheatre on Saturday evenings during the summer. The park has an elevation of 3,615 feet and is 65 acres. Boating is carry-in only. There are 28 developed campsites and tipi rentals. The two Sioux-style tipis at Beavertail Hill are 18 feet in size and can comfortably sleep six-eight people. The canvas tipis have no furnishings, but do have indoor-outdoor carpeting inside, and a picnic table and fire grill located outside. Existing ADA Level: Easy Accessibility. Take exit 130 from I-90 E, cross the railroad and follow Bonita Station Rd, the park is well marked and on your left.

    Traveler's Rest State Park

    Traveler's Rest State Park

    4.7
    (7 reviews)
    38.6 mi

    As noted by others, Travelers Rest State Park contains the only physically verified campsite of the…read moreLewis and Clark Expedition of 1804-1806. The Park is well worth a visit if you are nearby. There is a ver nice interpretive center, walking trails and access to Lolo creek. I particularly enjoyed the Creek access. Lewis and Clark camped here twice. Once on the first leg of their journey traveling west and then on their return east. On their return the expedition temporarily split up to explore independently. This was the place they split so this is indeed a historical spot. I visited with my children and grandchildren. The kids particularly enjoyed wading in Lolo Creek as did our Labrador Retriever Gigi who retrieved lots of sticks. I am very glad we took the time to visit and highly recommend Travelers Rest Park.

    This is only the second site along the Lewis and Clark trail where physical evidence of the Corps…read moreof Discovery has been found. This is one of the few spots where the Corps stopped both on the westward and eastbound legs of their journey. It was a serendipity discovery made when archelogists were trying to calibrate an instrument that detected magnetic anomolies. They moved it about 300 feet from a power line and turned it on. Amazingly, the instrument detected metal traces. By moving it around they found a rectangular area of trace mercury depositions. They had found the latrine for the Corps! The mercury was from soldiers taking a laxative pill called "Dr. Rush's Thunderbolts" that contained mercurous chloride (calomel). In the weeks the Corps camped nearby, the members of the expedition "excreted" enough of the medication to permit a thin layer to be detected. By referring to the Army Field Manual used by Lewis, who did everything by the book, they were able to find the camp, just 200 feet away. There they uncovered some bits of melted lead dropped from making bullets and found evidence of a blacksmith operation. There is an small museum that tells more of the story of Lewis and Clark. Occasionally, you may also find local reenactors who have set up a replica of what the Corps of Discovery's camp might have looked like. When in Lolo, visit Traveler's Rest!

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