Biggest waste of time and money on this trip. Loud noise from highway traffic. Locals shooting fireworks right beside the park. The bathrooms were clean, but there was no hot water. On 4th of July weekend they decided to replace their water heaters. The new heater would not work more than a few minutes so you had to tell the office every time you wanted a shower or to do laundry. The "heated pool" was an above ground pool with a leaky liner, so it was closed the entire time. It had been closed for quite a while and there was no known repair date. The sites are crowded and dirty. We reserved a site for 5 nights to enjoy nearby Glacier NP. We decided to find a quieter park (and one with actual hot water, pool, internet, etc.) When we went to check out early, we were told about a 24 hr notice requirement to get a refund. They refunded 2 unused nights, but not the night we wanted to leave. I think next time I'll try the West Glacier KOA. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The park is almost halfway between Libby and Kalispell along US highway 2. The CG's focal point is Upper Thompson Lake which affords some fishing, boating and swimming (when it's warm). Sites vary from wide and deep to sort of small and skinny. Facilities include a dump station, water spigots and a play area for children. CG was slated for upgrades in 2002 and may be able to accomodate larger rigs. Only negative is the CG's proximatey to the highway -- can be a bit noisy. We camped here in a camper.

The campground was nice, with long pull-troughs, good WiFi, and easy to get into. My kids give this playground a solid 10, it has playhouses all over it, and tunnels between some of them. My wife didn't like the place because much of it seem to be permanent residents and a large mobile home area as well. The campground was convenient to all kinds of stores, Target, Best Buy, Theaters, etc... It did have very ugly mini-storage units right in the middle of the campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is really very nice, quiet and scenic. There are spacious shaded sites for those who prefer that and open long sites for those of us who prefer open areas. While one side of the park is long term very old travel trailers, there is nothing intimidating or unsafe, mostly just older people. Owners live on-site, including young children. The rate I paid is based on weekly rate. Verizon cell works great, including air card. The parks WiFi was a little weak, but it worked most of the time in the back open are where I was parked. This is a convenient location to visit Kalispell or Whitefish. I stayed there to also visit Glacier NP (about 30 miles), although there are closer RV parks to Glacier if that is your only destination in that area. I would definitely stay again when in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an old park with a new area for pull-throughs with 30 or 50 amps, cable TV with 60+ channels, WiFi but a very low connection speed. But, it is not a bad or ugly park. I would rate it a 7.5, 8, 8.5. The pull-through area is level gravel with grass between wide sites. Plenty of room. A view of the mountains at the back of the park, a plus for 5th wheels (rear facing windows). There are some older units in here but they are in the heavily wooded area. There are a few modular homes but they are new and attractive. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not a bad park. The sites are a real mixed bag of good, bad, and ugly. There are a fair number of real run down rigs but they are located near the office and generally out of sight. We had a pull through backed up to the Flathead River with a great view. Tight roads, tight access but the sites are OK and about 25' wide with tables and fire rings. Free WiFi. Nicely shaded. Ask for a site by the river (E sites) and you will be satisfied. We will stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.