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Great view of the river. Quiet at night after a busy day of fishermen and boaters. Very scenic spot close to the interstate for those passing through. Dumpster and vault toilet available. Otherwise, town is nearby for essentials. The only ding on access is if t gets muddy. Otherwise, it even works for larger rigs and has room to turn around.

I had a concern with the electric pedestal. My Power Watchdog was giving me an error. They sent an actual electrician within 10 minutes. Not just a maintenance person. Cedric is an electrician. After a thorough check, the pedestal was fine (problem was poor rv wiring from the factory…the connections on the back of the power receptacle were loose for all three wires).

Food and entertainment are good. Full hookups are perfect. Quiet. Scenic. Easy pull through for every site. Cell service is strong.

Modern clean casino, lots of food, spa, golf and a spotless Rv park. The sites are gravel and grass, no solid pads. But full hookups. Good. Note they do close seasonally, opening approximately May 1 each year.

Nice view. Good restaurants. The only drawback is the lot is not level. A very minor point in an otherwise nice stay. Use the gravel lot to the north of the casino. As you enter from the stoplight, follow the main drive and you’ll see a fire station on your left. 150 yards past the fire station, turn left up a steep paved and wide driveway to the gravel lot. Great views up on the hill!

For the price, I would have expected it to be a little better. WiFi was weak to almost unusable. The camp doesn’t take credit cards which is a red flag and makes reservations difficult. You have to mail a check! On the other hand, the park was only 25% full on a weekend so you don’t really need a reservation. There were a group of three rigs camping together and yet when we called we were told no group sites were available. We have three separate side by side sites which was ok...except then you notice that there were at least two group sites, with hookups, that were vacant and yet we were told there non. Odd. Will pass on this place next time. Especially for the price

The $45 rate was for a small gravel pad with no hookups. Now, I had reserved ahead, so I knew the price and what I was getting, but I needed the showers. The showers and bathrooms were a disappointment and desperately need remodeling. They’re old enough that nothing seems clean. The price was high for what you get, it location is their play. Seasonal business needs to charge a premium. The grounds were immaculate. Cell signal was strong, WiFi worked well. Quiet hours were not enforced. Noisy until late at night with both people having fun and vehicles coming and going. Ultimately not worth the price. A dry site is obviously there for showers, laundry and similar amenities, which fall short. Maybe they will remodel next year. Otherwise, might as well dry camp in the forest for better ambiance. The park emails suggest extremely rigorous rules, which seemed daunting and heavy handed. After making a reservation you get no less than three sternly worded emails with a litany of rules. It’s camping folks, relax. Ultimately the only one that had a strong impact was no wood campfires. Staff was friendly.

Exceptional hosts. Quiet at night. Place was full. For my June arrival, had three spots to choose from on a first come first served basis. This was on a Sunday evening. Paid $18 for an electric site, with NP Annual Pass Discount. Firewood nicely cut and for sale, $6 per bundle, but it was predictably wet. Not a huge issue. The hosts were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Great spot not far from Yellowstone. Vault toilet in B loop was brand new. Water available near entrance on north side of road prior to the campground kiosk.

No one seems to know about this place. Great for a quiet, scenic view of the lake. Memorial Day weekend only brought about three campers to this spot, which has room for about 15. T-Mobile did not work but I’m told Verizon would work (camp host has Verizon)
Clean vault toilets, trash service. When water is off the rate is only $10/nt. Good to excellent paved roads to access, although definitely some elevation changes. Significant drop into the lake area from the highway. Big rigs ok at the first six campsites. No hookups. Water available seasonally.

Just great for a quick rest. Food nearby. Funky, old, smoky casino. But the lot is flat and clean and worked great. Plenty of space. Three RVs here when I arrived.

Walking distance to town. Try the Silver Cafe for great food in a wild west mining town atmosphere at excellent prices. The camp sites are simple, water and sewer at most spots. Free, but donation recommended. I experienced quite a bit of wind, but the park was excellent for a free spot. Large trash cans for each site, as well.