I imagine this place can get flooded and have mosquito issues. The sites are shaded and grass/gravel/dirt. They have cable hook up but you only get 3 channels. They have a nice book exchange. Clean showers and bathrooms staff nice. Pretty quiet and no night lights. Close to Havre. Our site was pretty flat. All in all an OK site especially compared to the parks in town which are right on the main drag and would have a lot of train and road noise. See Havre undergound. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We chose this campground over the other two due to reviews. I understand the statement that it felt more like camping at someones farm. Our site was level enough for our 40' by stopping on 2 higher spots in the site. We were unable to get dish in that site & the "cable" (owners analog 3 major channels) provided did not work for us. The gravel entry could use some leveling & was dusty when dry. The campground itself, was quite muddy after a rain. The owner is very welcoming & helpful with local info & even coupons for local businesses. We would camp here again if in Havre, cause we loved being off 2 & away from the train. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Mostly correcting some information to others posts - The 50-amp sites are all back-in that offer both 30 and 50. When there is not an activity going on in the fairgrounds there is little for kids to do. Instead it is a good stopping point while passing through. It seemed to us that many buildings are marked as no smoking, but this must have been a recent change and the buildings still have a very strong smoke smell including the Super WalMart. Check your power outlet before setting up. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Previous posters pretty well nailed this campground. It is next to the highway, noisy but our electricity was good and steady. We needed Electricity to run our air. It was in the mid 80's and we ran both units pulling 20 amps. Voltage was steady at 113 Volts. Price was OK as we had 30 amp electricity, water and a dump station so it was worth the money. Self registration was OK as we were the only campers here. Next time I will read the reviews before I pull in and maybe spend more money for a quieter site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

While we didn’t spend a full night here, it was enough time to justify a review of this campground. From its description we didn’t expect much, but got less. First was the issue that no one would return our phone calls that we started making to the park the day before we arrived. We finally decided to chance it and arrived in the early afternoon to find the park almost empty: and without any staff! The park butts-up against highway 2 and is part of the county fairground. The pull-through spaces are parallel parking along some short trees that made it impossible to park a big-rig without trimming them: which we did. Each space also had a large (15’-20’ long) mud puddle conveniently located where the coach entry had to be. We could live with all of this, but after all the efforts of preparing the site we plugged into the 30 amp electrical (the highest available) to find our coach’s alarm going off with a brownout condition. The outlet tested as varying from 120 volts down to 8. Amperage, interestingly, moved from 30 to 50 at random. We moved to one of the back-in sites only to find the same condition. We can live with power that goes off and on, but brownouts are a potential killer for current sophisticated electronics. The only other rig in the park was a camper that only noticed their lights dimmed occasionally. After almost three hours of effort, we finally gave up in frustration and moved on down the road. We will not stay here again and cannot recommend it to others. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is located right in the town on the main hwy. Big rig parking is parallel around a center island, all other sites are backin around the parameter. Big rig parking could be a little cramped. All the back in sites are concrete and level with grass between sites. Each has a picnic table and lots of shade. On the street side there is a nicely built wood fence that blocks a lot of the traffic noise. The back of the park also has a wood fence which helps block noise from the adjoining rail yard. Wi-Fi is located in the hotel lobby and is free. The restrooms are each a private room with shower etc., and have their own entrance with a keypad code to enter and lock. There are five of them for the RV park and were clean, modern and spacious. Overall we found this to be a nice overnight stop and would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The Havre RV Park is a small facility located on the east side of town. For some reason my GPS had it on the south side of highway 2 when in is actually on the north side of the road. It is affiliated with an attached convenience store, casino, and motel operation. You check in at the convenience store. The Wi-Fi and the pool are at the hotel and you are permitted to use them. The park is well maintained but is very tight. It’s basically and oblong loop and the “pull throughs” are along the center of the loop. If you arrive late and ask for a pull through it becomes and exercise in parallel parking. Also the electric and water are on the “wrong” side of your rig. There are some back ins that radiate off the loop but they are also pretty small. The entire loop is paved. There is a good Laundromat on site. Havre is a great place to re-provision if you’re going to or coming from Glacier National Park which is about 200 miles west of Havre. There’s a Wal-Mart on the west side of Havre and there’s a great IGA food store about ½ mile from the RV Park. If you need hardware, sporting goods, or propane there’s a place on the west side of town called Big R that’s really a good store for guy toys. The town also has as a good select of restaurants and fast food places. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Havre RV Park/Emporium Food and Fuel Store is a difficult place to rate for its strange layout. First of all it is not well marked, doesn’t show up on a GPS and is a quick turn into from a very busy street. It is just past the junction of Hwy 2 & 15th Ave on our Microsoft Streets and Trips and immediately before the Best Western heading west on Rt. 2. They really shoehorn the campers into their assigned sites, and in our case, we shared a picnic table with our neighbor located on the other side of the center median from our location. Our water and electric hookups necessitated taking our water hose and power cable and running it under the rig because of the pedestal and water bib location. The sewer was on the correct side but located in the roadway. They offer wi-fi, but you have to walk to the casino to get it, and I’m not sure it’s free. Our Verizon cell gave us 3 bars, and our Mi-Fi worked well. Never did look for the showers, etc. but guess they have them. We couldn’t put up our roof top satellite dish because of the overhanging trees, nor did we put out our drivers side slide because of the narrowness of the roadway, and we felt that some entering/departing camper would hit it. Yes, the huge rail yard is within 100 yards of the rig, but it and the highway noise were not that much of a problem. Their dog walk area is non-existent or through a neighbors site hence the not pet friendly comment. Their nightly rate, in spite of a small Good Sam discount, was too high for what they offer. We were ready to move on after one night and the nearby Walmart parking lot would be a much better value, and no, we would not return to this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.