Cindy

Stayed overnight as did several others on this side and the other side of the bridge. Backed up our 40' 5th wheel and my cousin's 40' motorhome next to the river, which was running swiftly. I tried fishing but didn't catch anything, whether that was due to my ineptness or the water was running too fast or there weren't any fish. Verizon LTE 4 bars. Big rigs stay to the left, if you go right and go down the narrow road it sort of dips and you may have clearance problems. Noisy during the day with the vehicles going over the bridge but quiet at night. Of course there's always the sounds of the river.

We thought this stop would break up the drive from Watson Lake to Carcross so spent 1 night here. Sites are long and big rig friendly but a little narrow, and spaced pretty far apart (much better than a parking lot RV park). There is a water pump with a sign that says to boil the water for at least 1 minute. Firewood comes with the site. Most sites are back in but there are a few pullout style sites. You can hear the road during the day but is quiet at night. The lake is visible through the trees but it's a hike down and back up. Pleasantly surprised that we have cell service, Bell 3 bars.

First, this review is for Fort Steele Campground on Kelly Road, NOT Fort Steele Resort and RV Park. Some Google reviews sound like they are for the 'Resort' and not the Campground. The campground does not take reservations which is fine with us because we don't plan very far ahead. The owners were super nice, let us choose a site we liked and directed us into it. When they found out we needed a part for our RV he provided us with a map to a dealer and said they would take care of us. Only reason 4 stars was because the Telus cell service/ internet was spotty and the water turned our filter brown. In spite of that I would stay there again. This was $43 Canadian.

We stopped here so we could go to the Oregon Trail Interpretative Center the next morning. The campsite is 3 miles from the entrance of the center. It's an OHV area so on the weekends may be very busy and noisy, but on a Tuesday night was quiet. We camped on the unfenced area on the right which looks like dirt on Google maps but has a fresh layer of gravel on it. The road in was a very good dirt road. You could see the paved road but it wasn't noisy. The valley you see from where we camped I think was part of the Oregon Trail. There is a porta potty in the fenced area. Verizon data and voice was spotty at best. Every time I got a signal and tried to do anything it would drop.

We stopped here for two nights so we could have electric (it was in the 20s at night and got barely above freezing during the day), get water and dump our tanks. The gentleman in the office was very nice. There are two areas, one on the lot with the office and one across the street for larger rigs. Unfortunately it was so cold that the water spigots were frozen. That being said it was a nice stop for what we needed. We couldn't really hear the interstate and the trains didn't go by that often to be annoying. Wifi was great and we used it instead of our hotspot. We would definitely stay here again.

Easy on and off I-77. RV designated parking on the south side of the round cultural center building. Other than the road noise from I-77 pretty quiet, and even the road noise wasn't bad in the middle of the night. We had our windows open because it was warm but closed the bedroom windows in the middle of the night and it was quieter Parking is level and we didn't unhook.

$25 senior rate, site mostly level but was muddy when we were there in mid September. Sites are grass with spots of dirt/mud. Sites are close together and there was a motorcycle group here so campground was full. Very quiet at night. Electric and water hookups, 1 site with full hookups. We had dinner at Der Dutchman and it was very good ($26.52 for 1 buffet and 1 hot roast beef, took 1/2 of the roast beef home).

Nice clean campground in convenient location. Supersites have a nice grass strip between sites and is quiet. Site is gravel. Rate is for a supersite with Good Sam discount. Full hookups, water/electric, tents OK, laundry and showers (didn't use or check them out), 2 miles from Walmart Supercenter. Would stay again because there aren't many other options.

We needed full hookups and to go to Walmart. The people in the office were very nice and got us the needed propane before we even got to our site. It's in a gravel lot close to other RVs, but it was level and was what we needed for a couple of nights. We couldn't hear the interstate and only occasionally a train, but not enough to be bothersome. The wifi was non-existent so we had to use our hotspots. We took a side trip to Rockhound State Park and that was nice if you like to hike. We would stay here again.

Beautiful campground with some sites waterfront. We were traveling I-40 and stopped here overnight in our 38' 5th wheel. I only gave it 4 stars because there's not much cell phone service and no data. The lady at the lodge said they are working on that. We would definitely stop again.