Nicely laid out with paved roads throughout park. However, the road to the park is not paved but is good gravel. Sites are large and set far apart. Far enough from Hwy 93 that there is no road noise. Will accommodate rigs up to 50'. Most sites are shady. Only 4 sites taken mid-week in July. Vault toilets and water throughout park. Host couple on site. Reservations are available. We would camp here again. Rate reflects senior camping rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at Sula Country Store on the way back home from a 10 day trip to Colorado and Wyoming. I stayed here before in 2009, enjoyed it, and wanted to try again. This is a smallish campground. There are a handful of pull-through sites, back-in sites and cabins (the campground is a former KOA). There is a fish pond for the kids, though it seems to attract mosquitoes. I unchecked "waterfront" from the review. Although the Bitterroot River is on the other side of a berm from the campground, there is heavy brush so access to the river is not great. The sites are shaded and a decent size. Bathrooms and showers were clean. They are secured by a punch lock with 4 numbered buttons. We arrived after hours and got the combination from a neighbor. If calling ahead, make sure you get the combination from the ladies who run the campground. There is a restaurant in the well-stocked store that serves excellent breakfasts, and lunch as well. All in all, a very nice campground for an overnight or extended stay. (When we were here in September 2009, a couple in a 5th Wheel had been there for several weeks fishing the Bitterroot.) I'd definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I don't think I'd want to be here during high season as I picture it full of families, kids, and pets, as it should be. But since it was May, we had the park pretty much to ourselves this trip and it was nice. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.