Very cute campground up on the hill right next to the freeway. We got the last FHU available for the night but the long term that parked next to us took up the 30amp, so we had to get by with 20. Clean restrooms and showers. My only complain is that their laundry room closes too early, 8:00 I think. The guy constantly working around the grounds, so he is in and out of the office. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One big complaint is they are more concerned about watering the grass and taking all the water pressure from the campers.And I mean all of it. Also ending up with a lot of calcium in my screens on the facets. We have been to a lot friendlier places. Would I return ? Probably NOT. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park has easy access from I-90. Located on top of hill with pretty view. Although well above interstate & train track, both were very noisy. Park was clean. Sites & roads were gravel. Had a mix of overnighters & long termers. Nice pool & playground for children. Thought park was slightly overpriced. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here one night here in a travel trailer. As many who stay at KOAs they seem to be either a hit or miss experience. This campground was a hit. Overall, this campground was well maintained and the facilities were clean. The employees working there were very friendly and helpful. The spaces were adequate size and well landscaped As far as location, if you are headed to Yellowstone it is in an excellent location. If you are traveling the interstate be prepared to drive an additional 8 miles to get there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The campground and swimming pool are clean and well maintained. The personnel are nice and helpful. Our campsite was a premium back-in with a concrete pad, picnic table and swing. There was a small stream located at the back of the campsite. The back row sites are not nearly as nice. There was an ice cream social in the evening. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

After the last four KOA stays in the past few days I was pretty discouraged. Most of those parks had the usual dirt interior roads with overused and under subscribed enhancements and facilities. They are old. The Bozeman KOA was a nice change. It appears there is concern for the environment which is evidenced in flower beds and lush green grass and trees. The tandem parking for big rigs was unusual but it worked. There was a rig in the front park of our 150 foot site and we pulled in behind them. The 50 amp hook-ups were at the rear of each rig and convenient. When we left, we had to back out but with our walkie-talkies we managed because the paved roadway behind us was wide. The pool was highly used by the kids and there was an unique water feature that I had never seen before. There was a delightful two-foot wide stream that flowed through the center of the park and one of the planned children's activities was to drop their ducks into the stream at the top of the park and have a ducky race to the bottom. They seemed to have a great time watching their ducks move slowly down the stream. This park is about 10 miles off I-90, but on the road to the West Entrance to Yellowstone about an hour's drive away. With the price of fuel, leaving your rig here and driving down in the towed car makes sense. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Decent smaller park and friendly staff. The Wi-Fi worked well, the gravel/grass sites were clean. We were just here overnight. Would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The people who run Sunrise are such nice people. They make you feel welcome the instant you walk into their office. They have a large selection of older DVD's for you to use no charge. If you are looking for a spot of interest they will give you a map and give you some ideas. The rest rooms are very clean. They have a nice laundry room. Washers are $1.25 and the dryers are $1.00. They even have a iron for you to use. Nice big TV room for you to watch. The only downside is the train and highway noise, but we would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.