This hidden gem is so refreshing! We have been traveling and RV Parks bought by corporations lack…read more the care, kindness, hospitality and heart that this private park offers! We found this park when we were passing by. We turned around and spent three days here! Chris and Marcy have put their heart and soul into this place! They have the above and beyond hospitality as well as a plethora of information about the area and the fun adventures nearby. They have a gathering area with very comfortable seating and fire pit in the center. Great play area for children and a dog walk for your fur babies. The bathrooms and showers are cleaned daily and very accommodating to all. As you can see we have had our fill of other types of RV Parks that tend to be more concerned about the sale than the truth. This place is priceless! We rented a pull through spot with full hookups. There are adorable cabins to rent on this 12 acre pine covered area with a short stroll down to the river. Trails galore to ride and the quaint little town of Troy nearby.

We paid for 5 nights stay in site 7. The road noise was so loud that we couldn't sleep until after…read moremidnight, when the highway traffic calmed down for the night. We left the next morning due to the horrible sleeping conditions. At check out we requested a refund and was told "no refund", unless they rented the site during the time we paid for. We didn't receive a refund.... We used NO services for 4 nights , yet received no refund. To make us pay $230 for a one night stay is unethical and just wrong! Most places have free dumps while you are there. If you dump more than once, you'll pay extra. We do not recommend this business! ***If we receive a refund, I will amend this review accordingly***

We were in Libby for just one night to go to the rodeo so we reserved a spot at Woodland RV Park…read more We've driven by the park several times so we knew the place was clean. But, before we even got there we knew they ran a professional operation with excellent emails providing an invoice, re-confirming our reservation, and asking us to acknowledge the park's rules & regs. When we checked in, the folks for friendly and efficient. They knew we were coming. That felt great! One of the hosts took us down to our spot and helped us get backed in! I've never had treatment like that. Our space was clean. We didn't use the facilities but I'm guessing they were in great shape. Takes a code to get in and the laundry room looked immaculate. Oh, and free wifi, too.

Beautiful campground. Quiet. Great hosts. WiFi wasn't great but we have Star link so it was fine…read more Phone signal was 2 bars (AT&T).

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.

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.

Some places grab your soul from the moment you pull off the highway -- Kootenai Falls is exactly…read moreone of them. I rolled through here expecting a nice view, and got full-on nature theatre. The hike isn't brutal -- about half-a-mile from the road to the bridge or viewpoint, with picnic tables and restrooms at the lot. Enough challenge to feel good, not so much that it kills your afternoon. The trail that leads upstream to the main falls is short but dramatic: water rushing over rock terraces, multiple drops, including a 30-foot fall seen from the overlook. Downstream you cross that swinging bridge -- it creaks, it sways above the green Kootenai water, and it gives you a rush just standing there. Accessible but wild feeling: old railroad overpass, rocky descent sections, metal stairs, forest canopy, birds, moss -- all the good stuff. I went there in early summer; the river was high, mist in air, sun breaking through trees. The light hits the falls just right at golden hour -- reflections everywhere, water sparkle, shadows dancing. Ambience is pure Montana: no loud crowds, mostly locals, forest smells, river roar, the rustle of pine needles. Parking isn't fancy, but it's clean; restrooms are basic. Picnic area shaded, with enough space to sit, eat, soak it all in. Final take: 5 stars, no doubt. Probably one of those places I'll revisit again and again just to feel that rushing water, that bridge sway, that "whoa" moment when you turn the corner and see the falls looming. If you're in this part of Montana -- don't pass it by.

Kootenai falls and the suspension bridge are the perfect hike for everyone and I mean everyone!…read moreWhether you are not in the best of shape or you are traveling with kids or you have your dog with you, not only can you do this trail but you will thoroughly enjoy it. This is one of the best experiences I have had during my travels and I recommend it to everyone. We spent hours here enjoying the beauty of nature. The walk is gorgeous, The falls are gorgeous, the suspension bridge is fun and exciting! And when I say anyone can do this, the lady in front of was by herself with two children...she literally had a newborn baby strapped to her and was pushing a stroller for her toddler and they made it over the suspension bridge and all the way back up. The only caveat is that there are some steps which are definitely not dog friendly. They are kind of a twisted metal with spikes that is probably great for traction and melting snow, but would be very difficult on a dog's paw pads, so if you have a dog with you you will have to carry them down some stairs. However, we encountered multiple people with large dogs, so unless that's a problem for you, for some reason you can still do this hike with your large dog. Our dog is small so it was a breeze. Another thing you will see a lot of on this hike is smiling faces. This is a genuinely beautiful place where people are just really happy. I could not recommend this more highly and even if you're not super close, it is worth the drive.

Misha was great and very friendly. Good times with deer everywhere. We had to leave a day early…read morebecause of family emergency and she refunded a day back to me. Would definitely go back

Seriously...Steve and Misha made our stay here great. We came in pulling a 43' fifth wheel with…read morelittle notice and were able to juggle things around to get us a great spot for a week and a half. When we arrived, not only was Steve there to show us to our spot, but several others currently staying. In the park were helpful in spotting some close calls and helping get us positioned just right in our spot. For our rig size, it was a close call and tight fit getting in, but once in our spot it was perfect. They got us in site 11 no problem. Is it an impersonal overly polished concrete and blacktop parking lot style RV Park with perfect level geometry/symmetry everywhere you look? No, but it was one of the best and most relaxing locations we've been so far. It's in the middle of a game preserve, so there are numerous deer routinely wandering around the area. Ahhh nature! As far as quiet goes, evenings were like a cemetery (in a good way). Just lots of peace and quiet to enjoy your surroundings. And the sunsets on the dock & beach! They are about as idyllic as you can get for lakefront property. We spent time swimming, kayaking, and just siting our on the dock enjoying the sunshine. I can speak for the internet/WiFi as we had great T-Mobile reception and so were only on our own hotspots the entire time. 60Mbit down / 8.9Mbit up. Perfectly suited to my purposes.

Connie and her husband were great hosts! We pulled our camper into the RV spot over Memorial Day…read moreWeekend and was perfect. The property was great for our two young kids to run/bike around, the restaurant was amazing, and the staff from boat rental to the coffee shop were awesome!

We spent 4 nights here while vacationing in Montana. We rented a boat and had a great time out on…read morethe lake. We also rented paddle boards and fishing poles. Really a great time. We ate at the onsite restaurant and the fish was delicious. Weather was great and we enjoyed sleeping with the windows open and the quiet atmosphere. We also had some great games on the pickle ball court. We will be back!!

It's a great campground - clean and affordable. I was born and raised in the area and would love to…read morecamp here more often. It's affordable and most of the camp spots are right on the lake. However, Flathead Lake is not for the faint of heart . Come prepared for any weather at any time of the year!

Beautiful place with plenty of recreation opportunities available. Lots of rocky beach access with…read morea boat launch. There is a short trail that follows past each of the campsites and leads to a covered shelter. On a weekday afternoon, it was quiet with only a few visitors. Views out to the Mission Mountains are great, same to Wild Horse Island. Close to Polson and a short drive from Kalispell. Out-of-state fee of $8 to enter the park, to be aware of.

Blue Lake is our favorite place to stay. Friendly staff clean warm restrooms, charming wine…read morebar/deck, just the nicest place to take our grandkids. My husband and I like to go there by ourselves as well. Very relaxing. Dan and Janet Evans

A wonderful find! Love this little gem. Great location, clean, super friendly, beautifully…read moremaintained. Has a small wine bar and lovely deck looking out at the small lake. We had a large pull through site. We can not say enough good things about this place. Special call out to Mark, the Camp Host - thank you!

Absolutely stunning property with attentive owner and cute cabins/campers right on the river. Don't…read moremiss this authentic Montana experience.

Stunning property, gorgeous, unique buildings. This whole place has such a beautiful feel, you…read moreleave feeling peaceful and recharged. A must visit! can't wait to get back!