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Stayed here on a return road trip for one night to escape the heat of RV parks at lower elevations. I requested a shady spot because temperatures were soaring and I have a vintage trailer with no AC. The managers totally accommodated. I had a great great site totally shaded and fairly private as it backed on to a fence. I chose a back-in site because it provided greater shade more opportunity for both shade and privacy. The bathroom was clean; there is a very convenient little grocery there and many “antique and old west” touches to the park. Alhough there were also manufactured homes that were part of the location, the area for RV camping was separate and reasonably roomy with many large shade trees. (Most pull through sites less private) It was reasonably close to the interstate but far enough away to eliminate road noise.

Convenient location near I-90 and the quaint, picturesque hamlet of Wallace.The microbrewery on site has great beer and good food. The park itself is nothing to write about. Sites are very close but adequate. If you can get one that backs onto the creek, that would be preferable, but if not, roadside is “ok.” There is some road noise but the clean bathrooms and shower facilities plus the onsite microbrewery and the park’s proximity to the interstate and Wallace itself more than make up for the utilitarian sites. One more thing, I felt very safe here.

Overall a good experience. Bathroom was clean and convenient. The managers were pleasant. The location was right off the highway and close to gas station. My spot was very close to the bathroom and shaded; the last which I asked for because I have a Vintage Trailer with no AC.
The only drawback which for my one night stay was no biggie, was that there seemed to be some long term campers there.