Very cramped campground: I'm in a 36' motorhome and it was difficult to get into site. Drug the side of coach through a tree to enter site. The tow car is blocking drive behind the coach. Cable good, Wi-Fi is very good. Lots of workers staying here, not many overnight spaces available. Within walking distance of grocery store and fast food. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice quiet park located in a residential area. The park is older but still offers back-in sites large enough for big rigs. One concern may be the lack of controlled access as a city lane runs through the park. This really should not be a problem as the town still has a 9:00 curfew. The park is handy to downtown so you can walk most places. The manager is a great lady who makes sure you don't have any problems and has a few good stories to share if you interested. We would stay again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is so much better than Lewis & Clark down the road in Shelby. There is NO WIND. The sites are conventional as apposed to "circle the wagons". The operator is very friendly and accommodating. The park is older but everything is neat, clean & tidy. We were given a pull through and didn't need to disconnect our toad. Longer units would have to. As others have observed, there is a very nice park across the street. Lots of stores and restaurants within easy walking distance. Easy off, easy on to I 15. This was just an over nighter for us but we will return. We spent many nights at Lewis & Clark because we did not know this place existed. We will never go back there. Cell access was good, Internet worked fine, No camp fires, no bugs or mosses. Site was pretty level and wide enough for both of our slides and awning to fully extend. It appears that there are a few long termed, but their sites were tidy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is by no means a destination park, but it is an adequate place for an overnight stop. There were quite a few permanent folks parked there. We were given a large site on the perimeter of the park. It had plenty of space and easy access, although not much in the way of grass. A grocery store is within easy walking distance. The area for walking dogs is limited. We ended up walking across the street to a vacant lot. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a really quaint RV park. Sits next to a lovely city park, in a quiet neighborhood. Very peaceful. It is older, so the restrooms are old/dated, but they were very clean. We would stay here again. Had everything we needed. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A very nice place to stop on the way to Glacier NP. The women who runs park allows washing and is a very nice person. We had a nice 30 amp full hook with Wi-Fi and cable TV for $27. People in this town are very friendly, we met some very nice folks and would gladly come back to this park. We loved our short stay here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a fairly good, safe, and friendly RV Park in the town of Conrad. We had a very spacious backin site with 30 AMP hook-ups. There are six pull-through sites with 50 AMP and cable TV. Some backin sites on the south end have 50 AMP. The WiFi worked without problems our entire stay. Gravel access lanes are wide and the site pads are composed of crushed gravel. Use caution when hooking up to the power box. There is a make shift circuit breaker bar, which does not clearly indicate on and off. Across the street there is a large tree shaded park serving as a pet area. Directly across from the entrance, there is a second City park with an Olympic sized community swimming pool. There is a two dollar fee, charged by the City, for use of the pool. Within easy walking distance, there is a reasonable price, name brand, grocery store. This RV Park is well away from I-15 and main street so there is little traffic noise. There is some train activity on the nearby tracks and at times they like to blast the horn beyond midnight. Our stay was for two nights. We will likely stay here again when we return from Glacier. We camped here in a Motorhome.

What a quaint little RV Park. It is extremely quiet...located between a city park that has a swimming pool plus another park that has a playground and some very nice barbeque pits. The elderly lady that owns the park was very informative and told us about some great eating places within 1 block walking distances. Our diesel truck was having some fuel pump problems and the owner gave us a ride to the repair shop and was very accommodating. We ended up spending 4 days in Conrad and found it to be a very warm, friendly, and welcoming place. My husband went gopher hunting with one of the local campers and I went shopping at a real nice quilt store plus some unique curio shops around town. While this camp may not be as modern as some, it definitely has an old fashioned friendly flavor and there is a lot to do around this neat little community. I recommend this park as one of the friendliest I have ever stopped at. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park has several run down mobile homes scattered throughout. I felt that we were in an unsafe area, although the town is very small. The elderly woman who owns the park, and lives onsite does not accept credit cards and gives no discounts. You must go into her mobile home to pay and it is very unpleasant - the stench is overbearing - my husband said he believed it to be cat urine. There is no paperwork to fill out - just give her cash and that is it. We camped here in a Motorhome.