This Park is located next to Interstate 90 and a truck stop is very noisy. Extra charge per night if you choose to use your air conditioner and if you want cable. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We use discounts clubs, this park is nice, lots of gravel but well kept. Close to town and activities there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pay for everything EXTRA, nickel & dime operation, absolutely NO shade. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A no frills shade less park right aside of the interstate and right behind a small truck stop. Easy in/out access for big rigs. Mostly overnighters here, but we stayed for a week and got the weekly rate. Good 50A power at our site, which we needed in the 100 degree heat with no shade. Afternoon winds come blowing through every day, so forget about using your awning. Wifi worked well about 90% of the time. Grant-Kohrs National Park is about 1 mile down the road and local attractions, prison, museum, doll house, are about 2 miles down the road. Two small grocery stores are located in town. Laundry room is small and not all washers/dryers were working. I would stay here again if I were in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Acceptable for an overnight stop. A lot of road noise from I-90. The wi-fi is a weak signal; we were blocked from the office by other rigs and couldn't use it until the next morning when they had all left. The owners were nice and gave us good advice about avoiding construction on hwy 93. I'm giving the camp a 6 rating because of the charming little town of Deer Lodge, which has some excellent museums. There's an old prison, a doll museum, two different gun collections, and a dynamite collection of 144 beautifully restored vintage automobiles. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is the 3rd time we've stopped here within the past 12 months. Clean park. WiFi worked okay for us. And as that the park is located near I-90 and a truck stop, we were prepared for the noise, which isn't all that bad. Also there is a phone in the office that can be used for calling card calls. Of the three nights we stayed, we got our moneys worth each night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

An older park that is okay for an overnight stop. Good ingress and egress for big rigs and long pull through sites. This park charges you as extra for everything--cable tv, wi-fi hookup, etc. The internet hookup is pathetic. They have a desktop set of wi-fi rabbit ears stuck in a window, and no outside antenna. Again, okay for one night if you can accept the limitations and charges. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an older campground, but well maintained. The entrance is located just off of I90 and is sandwiched between a restaurant and other businesses. Signage is OK, and I found my way in without much problem. While I was there, they had an electrical problem of some kind that shut down some spaces for a while. I didn't have an outage, however. Sites are gravel with some grass and small trees. Obviously a well used overnight location. Be sure to visit the Prison in Deer Lodge. Admission gets you into three other museums as well as a good Auto Museum. I used C2C as they are a Good Neighbor park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Some shade in park, but not where the 50 amp sites are. Sites level. Staff friendly. Stayed here going and coming from Glacier National Park. If here plan to see the old territorial prison. Also make the drive to Phillipsburg and the old ghost town of Granite. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New Owners?there will be shade when the trees get bigger and this is a really nice CG.Excellent place to spend a couple of days seeing the sites around town. There is the old prison and the auto museum and several other things. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.