Richard Pinner

If you want a perfectly level paved site with a thick green lawn and all the amenities—this is the place for you. The sites are a great size and everything is like new. It’s quiet! There’s no train track, interstate or airport nearby. But it’s pricey.

We've used the dump at Lander on numerous occasions. It's a wonderful thing the city does for free for us campers. Yes, the water there is marked as non-potable and most folks just use that spigot to rinse out their tanks--but it is city water I believe. Seems like most of the dumps we find slope AWAY from the dump...this one is pretty level which is nice.

We’ve stayed here a few times on our way through. Tight spaces but quiet and friendly. The best part is no trains and no highway noise. They should add a list of restaurants delivering to your campsite to the checkin info. That would be sweet. We’ll be back.

A nice quiet spot away from the highway and no train tracks! Great place for sleeping. The owners have a cafe with food delivery to your camper! Gravel sites, pretty level. Propane, groceries, even occasionally wine tasting! Has a playground and a small pool. Free waffles and coffee in the morning too!

Sites 19 thru 28 are right next to a four lane highway. Recommend running the ac or fan all night or call and see what they can do for you. Otherwise it’s a nice campground. Sites are pretty close together. People are friendly and helpful. Nice little store with pretty much whatever you need. Pool was open. At least there’s no trains or planes!

A cramped little KOA with very few full hookups and lots of full timers. On the plus side: no trains, planes or very serious highway noise. They have a decent store with most everything you might need. On the minus side, I’d call first if you have a big rig…most of the sites are short and there’s not many with sewer. Also, we didn’t get a warm and friendly welcome but efficient enough.

Well, it's probably the best place near Boseman if you're traveling through on the Interstate. It's stuck right between a very busy railroad track (yes, even at night) and Interstate 90. There appeared to be several "campers" who had been there a while but the bath/shower rooms were very clean and the hosts are exceptionally friendly. The site was very level, always a plus. Gravel interior roads and pads. They have propane and a dump onsite too. We got full hookups and refilled a propane tank the next morning before heading out. It was a rough night sleeping because of the trains and trucks on the highway. We'd stay there again if we had to. I can't remember exactly what we paid but it was around 35 to 40.

It used to be a very rough road getting there but it's paved most of the way these days. It is a favorite campground of our family. It's where my wife learned to fish and where our kids kinda grew up. Be prepared for cool nights and ever changing weather any time of the year. It can be 85 one minute and 55 the next it seems. If you love to fish, try a fly on a bubble where the stream enters the lake. Exploring the "Loop Road" is always a lot of fun and you will find several places to fish. Fishing is usually best in the lake also try Fiddlers Lake down the road a ways. Water, pit toilets, and fire rings are provided. I don't recall having any cell service here.

This is a nice quiet and well maintained camp. I would camp here again. But I was turned off my the fact that there was no park map so we had a tough time finding the trash. Also there was never anyone in the office in the mornings and there was no information about restaurants or things to do. Another camper told us it was 50 cents per minute to use their shower! Towels were provided however. The grass is so green and their were deer in the park every night.