We have stayed here often when we travel through Dillon. Janet is the owner and such a wonderful…read morelady. The RVpark is very nice, bathrooms very clean , there is a creek that runs along the rv part,very pretty. Walkable to Sparkys garage ( a fun place for dinner. ). Harvey , and Kathy Martinez

Clean camp sites, friendly and helpful staff. I read a review that it was noisy from trains but I…read morethink only one train and it wasn't loud. There is a lovely stream running through the campground and birds and deer come to visit. It is walking distance to a cute brewery, too. The winter cost for our site was only $40! We will be back!

Great little spot run by friendly people. The bathroom/shower facility is immaculate and the place…read moreis peaceful. Beware though, the mosquito season can be fierce. It starts in June when the farmers flood-irrigate. Not sure how long it lasts. It was only $35/night to park here with full hookups and the wireless Internet was pretty good. It is also a short walking distance from The Crossing, a great steak restaurant just around the corner that was started in 1932!

Beautiful small campground with squeaky clean bathrooms and showers. Friendly, accommodating…read morehostess. Lovely grass lawn. Walking distance to town. Mosquitoes a bit of a challenge--be sure to bring your bug spray!

Very clean and well maintained park with friendly and helpful staff. It is a new park so the trees…read moreare not mature which is why I only gave it 4 stars. There are two very clean, gated pet areas, a clubhouse with pool table and a full kitchen as well as two bathrooms. Campsites have fire ring , full hook up and a picnic table. We will be back!

Called the night before, just wanting an overnight stay. Staff were helpful and very friendly…read more Park is lovely with nice wide spacing between RV's. Would definitely recommend Countryside RV Park near Dillon MT.

Amazing surprise in our travels to West Yellowstone. Very clean with friendly staff. I would…read moredefinitely return if coming through again. Highly recommend

Overall not bad. Just don't expect too much. Bathrooms big…read moreand clean. Sites gravel and level enough. Staff good. Close to gas stations and a diner. Cable not free. $4.00 No antenna stations either. Few trees. Open area. Good one night stop I guess.

Great Alternative to the State Park…read more This is a small, well-kept campground just off the highway, about 15 minutes from Lewis & Clark Caverns. The staff was very friendly and the atmosphere was peaceful. We had a tent site in the back, and all sites are conveniently close to the bathrooms, which were extremely clean and recently updated. A nice bonus--there's free use of a washer and dryer, plus stream access. The highway is nearby, so there is some road noise, but it didn't bother us. We were initially disappointed that we couldn't get into the state park, but this ended up being an even better option. On-site, there's a food truck serving amazing BBQ, live music, a small bar, a general store, and even a gas station. Everything you need is right there. Would definitely stay here again!

I really wanted to like this place. But 2 things rubbed me wrong. If you don't reserve, you still…read morehave to use a website once you get here to check in. And then are charged an additional $6 service fee. THEN, they were mowing the lawn while I was here, and a rock busted the driver's side window on my car. The owner( I think he never fully introduced himself and had been on one of the 2 lawnmowers) helped me get the glass cleaned up and triied to call for repairs, but after that, radio silence. He still hasn't answered my text 8 hours later. He said he didn't cut through site #2 on his mower ( I was in site #1), but later that evening, I saw the tractor mower cut through site #2. The least he could do was offer to refund the night's fees. Cute general store, and they serve ice cream, but no integrity as a business owner.

Overall I'd say the camp ground is just okay. It certainly filled our needs as we were heading back…read moreto Idaho, but wanted to stop and explore Butte on the way. The view from the back row is amazing. There are very few trees or grass and it gets pretty hot during the day. The entire park is gravel and the spots are relatively level. There is a laundry facility, bathrooms and showers, which were all nice. The hot springs resort is close by and the pools were very nice, but that is a separate charge and they're not connected to the park. But you will get a discount ticket upon checkin. However, we got off to a rocky start with our group of four campers when we checked in. We had booked four beautiful spots in the back row in "January" and even paid the $10 lock fee. We had hoped to spend the last two nights as a group enjoying the beauty. This was the last stop of our crews 12 day camping trip. As we checked in, we were told by the young lady at the counter that we had been separated. Since I had made the reservations, I stepped up to question the girl as to why we were moved. At this time, Dan (owner) stepped up and got a little snotty with us and said that he moved us and we don't need to harass his employee. He explained that two of our group was moved due to a pipeline crew staying longer bc their job wasn't complete. His attitude didn't get any better and he gave us back out $10 lock fees. I understand his reasoning for moving us, but we should have been advised prior to arriving and we could have went somewhere else if we chose to do so. But what good is a lock fee if it doesn't really work. Dan did come by later and made peace with us which was appreciated. His attitude seemed to change for the better. Overall we had a good time but only wished we could have been together as booked. Having group dinners was a little more of a challenge, but we made it work.

This is a similar story from a lot of other customers. Dan was very rude to myself and my 80yr old…read moremother. He yelled at my 15yr old daughter. Put his stinky fingers in my face and called the police and animal control on us. The police came while I was packing up and looked bewildered as to why they were there. I said I was asked to leave and I am but a 15 minute pack up is unrealistic. We left and now I am seeing this is a pattern of his. Beware of this place. Don't plan on ANY fun while you're there. No rugs, no awnings, and beware of the grass!! Just go somewhere else really.

First of all not a KOA second of all no signs we drove around for an hour trying to find the place…read more Arrived at the three camping cabins walked in and they have never been cleaned . Four spiders greeted me as I open the door along with a trash can with garbage dirt dust hair ties money crumbs balled up tissue laying on the floor . Left and went downtown to a motel . Shower houses are scary don't ever stay here .

Didn't get past the front desk. First off we are used to…read morecampgrounds and the 5mph speed limit so that's nothing new. We pull through the campground around the office, probably hitting a whopping 7mph. My wife and I walk to the front desk to ask about a site. The first thing out of the lady's mouth is "SIR, slow it down in my campground"! At this point I'm almost shocked at the unprofessionalism and rudeness! There was no "welcome to the KOA, would you care to slow it down?". Nothing, just plain rude. Needless stay I told her we were no longer interested in staying and left.

Nice place for children and pets to play! Lots of entertainment options for kids. Game room,…read morecountry store, playground, creek by the cabins, jumping pillow, pool (seasonal), basketball, and FREE good coffee. Staff is friendly, shower/bathrooms are clean, gravel and grass is well maintained. Conveniently located close to highway which comes with road noise and railroad whistles. Not disturbing inside the RV.

This is a small park, with not extra accessories, but, with the beautiful stream across the street…read moreand a great walking path this is our favorite little RV parks in Montana

I was traveling with a small child and dog in my RV and was very appreciative of the person who…read moreanswered the phone and came back to the RV park to check us in after he'd left to go to the store. He seemed friendly, but asked a ton of personal questions. That was a red flag, but it was getting late, and I'd already paid to park that evening. Being asked if a black person had relatives out in Montana was laughable because he knew that wasn't the case. I was not appreciative of someone who hit the side of my RV door late at night and left damage as if they were trying to break in/scare me into leaving not even knowing there were multiple loaded firearms inside of the locked RV. I'm not really sure who hit my door, but I paid the fee to park that evening, and left the next morning. It seems like a space to go if you are looking for a long term parking space. It was cheap. I definitely wouldn't return. People who travel, always be aware of your surroundings even if people come off welcoming because that just may not be the case. Allow at least one person to have your location and keep something on you for protection at all times. That situation could have ended horribly for the person who felt it was appropriate to play with me that evening.