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The good:
- Site was super clean and maintained
- The concrete pads are very level
- Water pressure is good

The not-so-good:
- The amenities are.. a casino. Which is great if that’s all you need.
- Even tho my T-Mobile signal said 3 bars of 5G, it would not connect
- The RV site is essentially asphalt, black rock, and concrete
- Not a kid-friendly site

The bad:
- LOUD at night. People revving their trash boxes and doing stupid human tricks in the parking lot.
- No view - this is a good place to stop if you’re you’re looking for a clean and functional site. No real view, however.
- We had to pull up to the hotel entrance to check in. Real fun with a trailer in tow…
- WiFi isn’t good

Summary:
This is a clean site, and not a bad choice for the price. But it’s a bit loud, and not aesthetically pleasing. Don’t rely on the WiFi, but you’re good if you have your data solution.

The Good:

Staff was super friendly, and they ran the campsite very well
The sites were clean and well-maintained
Really nice walking path down to the river
Location to downtown was very good
This is the first campground where they come by and pick up garbage each day - nice!

The Not-so-good:

Sites are a bit tightly packed
A bit overpriced for the time of year
Fellow campers with unruly children running in front of moving vehicles
WiFi was not very good, but cell data coverage was excellent
Train across the river in the middle night was a bit loud

Overall the campground was very nice, and we’d stay there again. The staff did a wonderful job making guests feel welcome, and provided guides to the sites.
The only feedback I’d offer is that it would be nice if they encouraged guest to rein in the unruly kids.

Will definitely return for another visit.

Super friendly staff on site, and the variety of options to stay cover tiny houses, Only 30A, and the WiFi is spotty, and ZERO to 1 bar on T-Mobile. The sites are a bit challenging to get into, it’s a bit tight.

I’d stay here again - but would be mindful what what sites to select.

This site is very lovely, and the staff was incredibly hospitable and friendly to the guests.

We paid for a 30/50 amp patio site, but unfortunately we were there just a little too early in the year to fully enjoy the full benefits of the site. But it was very nice, and very clean - they even provide you a nice gas grill on the site to do your outdoor cooking, which we took full advantage of!

The drawbacks that lost a star on some our points were two key points: etwork access and consistency of water pressure to our campsite.

The WiFi of this site was very hit and miss, and became non-existent very quickly as the site loaded up. My trailer is equipped with a PepWave Max and external WiFi/LTE-A antenna, which did little good beyond sending delayed emails or getting up pre-dawn to deal with work.

Since the “Coverage?”app hand indicated full strength LTA and 5G in this location, we were extremely disappointed (I had a ‘working vacation with mission critical calls - the curse of managing in tech’) to have to resort driving down to Columbia Falls to actually get work done.

The water pressure was VERY bad - I hope this was because it was the start of the season, because I’d get burned or frozen at times in the shower depending how the water pressure decided to act, even with a 50psi regulator inline. The water itself was clean and drinkable, so no complaints with the quality.

The WiFi…? If you rely on this service in any form, please do NOT make it a deciding factor of your stay - you will be sorelt disappointed.

In short, if you can deal with the water pressure issues, and are you not concerned about internet connectivity from your cellular or camp group WiFi options, it’s a VERY nice stay. A good way to “unplug” from the connected world and enjoy the sites.