My husband and I enjoyed our month at this RV park. The owners were really friendly and helpful…read more They keep the park and bathrooms/showers clean and routinely empty the trash cans around the park. This is a mountain camping park and our pull through space was narrow but had plenty of space for parking the truck in front or behind our travel trailer. This park has several full-time residents as well as nightly, weekly and monthly renters. There are cabins and travel trailers for rent too. I felt like we were camping without the tent in the pine trees. We would stay here again.

Nice wooded spots in a great location. Each lot has a firepit and a picnic bench. Peaceful and…read morequiet during day and night. Full hook ups with 30 and 50 Amp. Friendly owners. Highly recommended! We did not used bathrooms.

We spent a week at Polson KOA in July, as part of our Covid Escape and social distancing on the…read moreroad. I will start by saying I loved this RV park. It sits perched on a small hill right above the airport (which used very infrequently so noise is not an issue at all) and the campground has stunning views of the lake. At night, it even has a lovely view of the twinkling lights of the small town of Polson off in the distance, but it is still dark enough to do some stargazing. First, the office is a cute log cabin with a very nice store, ample restrooms and showers, and to our delight, there was a small pool and hot-tub behind the building. The laundry room was also in this building and it was very clean and the machines were new. They had a great big folding table, which makes it even better. I ended up doing my laundry there twice, once when we arrived, and then once more before we left since I liked their laundry room so much. The staff were very welcoming and friendly as we checked in, making sure we knew all there was to know about the resort. They took us to our site (site 25) and we had a fantastic view of the lake (between two campers in front of us) and a great deck off the side that we used constantly during the week. In the mornings, I would sit and watch the sunrise from our bedroom window (which faced east towards the lake) and just marvel that I got to be here to experience it. The water pressure was great, we had full hook-ups and The RV park is on the smaller side, so it never felt crowded or over run. We used the pool and hot-tub regularly, and it never had more than a few people in it at a time, which was great during Covid. Another great thing is that they do mosquito abatement in this park on a regular basis, meaning, we never got bit by bugs! After being eaten alive in West Yellowstone, I was pretty pleased. We will definitely be back at some point, we had a fantastic time in this area and at this RV park.

Bathrooms, great and hot - you just have to figure out which way the handle gives you the hottest…read morewater. Laundry - great washers/dryers. Pool- cold due to heater being broken. Parts in, in-house handyman installer working on in so we never had a chance to use it during our stay. Hot tub good and hot but hours of use start @ 10a.m. 9 a.m. would be better. Electric pedestal where we were at had turned off with 120v once but never again after they cycled the breaker OFF then ON. Previous reviews about intermittant 30A service may have been in ERROR. There were multiple times 30A service shut power completely on and off - randomly in the trailer. It wasn't due to the trailer's 55A power converter since mobile RV tech over phone said it would not cause complete power failure, don't bother replacing it. I tracked down a 15A fuse in the panel that would cut power off and on when pressed on when others wouldn't do anything. Replaced 15A fuse and all seems to be well. Still doesn't explain why the 120v outlet on pedestal was wonky. They have recycling for plastic, paper, aluminum cardboard but it is at top of hill and not at other garbage disposal area. Recommend paying more for premium or super premium site to get better site conditions and ameneties. That isn't a knock on this KOA, just personal experience. 4 out of 5 star ratings.

Any campground caught between an interstate and a rail line as they twine their way through a…read morenarrow river valley is going to be more than a little noisy, but this makes a very pleasant spot to stop if you're on your way through Montana and don't want to take the time to drive far from the big road. The tent sites stretch out along the river, so you can look at the sunlight on the water as you sip your morning drink and try to wake up. The sites are notched into the woods with patches of trees in between for privacy, and handy stacks of firewood appear here and there. And if you happened to bring twelve other people with you, the massive picnic table will seat them all.

This campground sits just off I 90 along the shores of the Clark River. It is s a pretty good…read moresingle night campground when you are headed somewhere and just need a quick pull off stop - Better than a Walmart! We were en-route to a longer trip and used it for one night for exactly that purpose. It is a medium size campground with 27 sites. Some are large pull through sites that would accommodate bigger RVs like the site we chose, site #5. Each Site had a picnic table and fire ring. There are pit toilets and drinking water available. There are no hookups, no showers, no dump station. There is an area to hand launch small boats. We walked across the gravel bar area to the east and were able to sit in a more private area along the river shore. A nice spot to take a break from driving and cool off in the water. I wouldn't stay here for an extended vacation, but it served our purpose well.

A beautiful campground on Middle Thompson Lake. They have a great boat launch area. Our first…read morecontact was with the check in hostess. She was great! She suggested a couple of potential sites she thought we would like and suggested we go park in one of them and then walk the park to see if we liked anything better. We came back to her twice to inquire if desired spots were open (they both were) before we chose the perfect spot and moved our motorhome to it. She was gracious, helpful and made us feel welcome. Even though our spots did not have electricity or water, we were able to fill with water in the park and there is a convenient dump station on the way out. It's a small park but quiet, except for wonderful waterfowl sounds throughout the night. Montana is much better than Idaho in running their parks, at least from a customer service standpoint.

Wow! This campground is probably the best maintained campground we've ever stayed at. The grounds…read moreare clean and tidy. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We rode our bikes on the Hiawatha Route one day and on another day took a drive along the Clark Fork to Quinns (for lunch) and (by chance) Paradise (and toured through the old school - not to be missed!). Campground St. Regis proved to be a perfect place to base ourselves out of. Wifi is sketchy, but we didn't go there to be on our devices!

Absolutely OUTSTANDING campground. The sites are extremely well maintained, there are plenty of…read moreshade trees, and the facilities are in great shape. Whether you're popping in for a one-night stop over or planning to stay longer, this place will bring you comfort & peace. Their onsite restroom/showers are immaculate. The host team working the facility are very friendly and super helpful.

Pulled in at 9:40 hoping to get a tent camping spot the place looked un inviting so we started to…read morepull out to leave only to be met by an old woman who was very rude who is I'm assuming the owner. She was mad we were there at a late hour I guess. I can't stand mean grumpy people so I don't recommend this place

Owner is very kind and welcoming! Grounds are very clean, bathroom was cleaned daily. Hot showers…read moreand a laundry room. Good creek for fishing right next to the sites. Showers take quarters and we paid 25 for a tent site, camper sites also available. Very chill and private area close to a convenience store, a little road noise and we heard a train once but it wasn't bothersome!

Stayed here during a road trip and it was beautiful. There are deer and bunnies all over the…read moreproperty! The camp store is so cute. I love little mom and pop general stores and camp stores and this one did not disappoint. The coffee was perfect. The entire campground is family run...it's owned by the grandparents, and the adult grandkids work there with them. (Plus one other person, I wish I could remember her name...she was great too.) In talking with the owner, Vern, I learned that they've started catering more to the long- term stay campers because the money is more consistent. So about half the full hook - up camp spots, plus the 2 cabins, are filled with permanent residents. They don't take reservations at all anymore, so if you want to just camp there for a short trip, it's first come, first served. There's just something about this place that feels amazing. I'm more of a hotel kind of girl, my boyfriend is the avid camper...and we were doing a combo of camping and hotel stays on this trip. But I actually opted to stay a SECOND night here INSTEAD of a nice hotel. I didn't want to leave! We hope to come back in the summer and bring the kids!

We camped here one night while passing through and we enjoyed it. My favorite is that there are…read morelots of bunnies running about, morning and evening. The owners put out deer good as well. There are a lot of people living in trailers in this park but plenty of spots for travelers. The store has the basics, laundry area and lots of alcohol in a different back room. The only con is that there seems to be several folks drinking, quiet but they are visable . This trip we didn't camp but dumped for $5. Love the trees and grassy sites.

Great hidden gem campground near Glacier National Park for when the park itself gets too busy or…read morecrowded. The campground is in the Flathead National Forest, NOT in Glacier Park itself, if that matters to you. It probably won't though after you see just how beautiful this site is. You may think your GPS is going bonkers leading you down a dirt road out of Martin City, but in fact it is not. Most of the roads in the Flathead Forest are unpaved, but well maintained, and as you will see, there are several other Natl. Forest sites along the road. The campground itself is absolutely beautiful, nestled up against a piney island of Hungry Horse Reservoir. The campground has a water well pump to provide water. Our host Jeff was extremely friendly and helpful, putting us at ease about everything. Worth the 20 mile drive down the dirt road!

Why this would be less than 10 Stars I have no idea. We RV a lot .... And this picturesque RV is my…read morenew favorite. We booked at the last minute and were lucky enough to get a spot... immediately upon arrival I wanted one more night ... but alas they are booked. We travel with the rig a few times yearly through to Helena to visit family.... We now know to plan ahead! The staff was A+, the grounds are unmatched - every spot in adjacent to the most beautiful flower bed, each as pretty or prettier then the next. The location is convenient and a gateway to the glory of Montana. Good Job Team at Jim and Mary's.

This place was so beautiful and very very clean! All the spots have the perfect amount of shade and…read moreare plenty big!