Jim & Mary's RV Park

We only stayed one night but it was nice and quiet, a lot of space between sites. Grassy and some trees. I booked it online, easy process. Less than a mile east of I-90. Water is shut off for the winter but you could refill your tank at site A-1.

Halloween came two weeks early during our stay at J&M's RV Park; unfortunately, it was not the fun trick-or-treat kind of Halloween, but more like a scene from the movie Halloween! The park is well-kept and clean, and the sites are larger than typical for RV parks, with a nice grassy area separating sites and the location is great, just outside Missoula, Montana. I should be writing a 5-star review, except for an irresponsible, dangerous incident inflicted on us by an RV park staff member and the egregious lack of concern by park admin when the incident was reported. My wife and I, and our elderly German Shepherd dog were staying in our trailer; in the site next to us, in their trailer, our son, daughter-in-law, and our 2-year-old grandson. We had just returned from shopping and had started to unload our vehicles, with our grandson running around the grassy area between our sites and our German Shepherd leashed to the tree in the grassy area. When, out of the blue, this huge, incredibly loud riding lawn mower, without warning, started to mow through the grassy area between our sites. We had a running child, a frightened, barking dog, toys, and cords on the grassy area, but like a crazed character from Scary Movie, the RV park maintenance person, lacking any professionalism or common sense, essentially chased us around, running over our stuff, terrorizing us. We gestured to get him to stop, but he just shrugged his shoulders. In confusion and dismay, I walked out towards the scene near the back of my pickup. I thought he finally recognized how dangerous his behavior was and expected him to drive away from our site, so I stepped to the grass, but instead, he came right at me with his huge machine. I had to jump out of the way to avoid being run down. Stunned, we quickly gathered our dog, child, and family members and got away. We were flabbergasted and angry. We walked to the office to lodge a complaint when we saw a park administrator walking towards us. We told her about the dangerous, unprofessional situation that had just occurred, telling her if the employee on the mower had simply stopped, and asked us to pick up our stuff and give him a few minutes to mow the grassy area, we would have happily complied. How did she respond? Shockingly, she blamed us for the situation! She said we should know it was “Mowing Day” and should have had our stuff put away and expected the mower to come around. She kept mumbling “Most people know it’s mowing day so expect to move their stuff”. A: even if it was “Mowing Day”, that didn’t give the RV park a right to simply mow us and our stuff down like a scene from a Mad Max movie. If any of us had been injured they were looking at a huge lawsuit. B) It WASN’T Mowing Day!! We had read the brochure they gave us at check-in the day before. Their own brochure stated mowing day was Thursday. This was a Saturday!! They could have told us during check-in or put out signs saying mowing day was changed to Saturday, but they didn’t.
I will end this unfortunate review with a warning and a recommendation: If you value the safety of your significant other/child/pet/belongings, do not stay at Jim and Mary’s RV Park. Granite Peak RV park (https://granitepeakrvresort.com/) looks great and is one minute away; The KOA in Missoula (https://koa.com/campgrounds/missoula/) is also an excellent option.

The owners have put a lot of effort into beautiful flowers at each site and nice facilities. The sites are pull-through and level. The park is pretty close to the freeway and the adjacent properties are not scenic, but the access to Missoula is quick. It is quite expensive, but we would stay again if visiting Missoula.

Pretty landscaping. Very clean bathroom and showers. Laundry access. Lots of shade. Pretty quiet. Train tracks nearby and heard trains through did not bother us. 2 miles off l-90 on Hwy 93. Pull through sites and pretty level. $66/night was expensive.

Would stay again if it were cheeper. Hosts was very friendly .

I know I should expect some tight spaces at an RV park, so take that for what it's worth. Other than that, the sites were clean, the bathrooms were nice, and the laundry room was big. The location to downtown was nice -- 10-15 min drive to anything you want to do in Missoula.

As RV parks go we've not been in one that is as well maintained as this one. The landscaping in particular is well done, flowers and trees everywhere, nice grass, clean sites and a clean laundry. The staff is very friendly, the sites are well spaced, bigger than most RV parks, Verizon service is fast and Missoula is an easy jump down the Interstate.

The negatives are some highway noise, a train that passes above and squeals through the turn (relatively infrequent), a firing range that can be pretty active especially on weekends and the most expensive dryers we've ever used.

Good spot overall, would definitely come back.

As full timer RVers, we've stayed in a lot of parks that claim to be spacious and friendly. This little gem of a park lives up to its claim, and then surpasses your expectations. The owners are avid gardeners and they take extraordinary pride in their property, assuring no matter which of their extra large sites you're in, you have something lovely right outside your door.

The washrooms sparkle, the laundromat was spotless and roomy; and the gathering hall is furnished with comfy chairs for reading or socializing. During the summer, they host live music on site, followed by a free ice cream social. There is always something going on at the park and, if that's not enough, they keep a whiteboard posted detailing what's going on around the area.

Clearly these folks want you to enjoy your visit to Missoula and come back soon.

*level, gravel pull-through site
*recycling available
*green space to walk dogs
*beautiful flowers and landscaping
*easy access to city of Missoula

We really enjoyed the feel of this park. We want to return to explore the area longer and would stay here again.

This is our second stay at Jum and Mary's. They do a great job keeping the campground clean and updated. Even with the cooler weather, they were gardening every day and putting in fresh flowers. They even have their own green houses.

Restroom facilities were clean and up to date. The laundry room had 4 newer topload washers (large capacity) and dryers. WiFi was slow.

Park has FHU with both pull though and back in sites. Park is very quiet with the exception of nearby trains a couple of times a day.

Be careful pulling out onto the busy highway.

A very nice commercial RV park, that clearly shows pride of ownership. The sites are large (long and wide), there are well cared flowers throughout the park as well as numerous garden sculptures. There is some train noise, but it typically did not disturb our sleep. A place we will certainly return to, when traveling through the area or if we want to return to the National Bison Range (about 40 minute drive north) or other area attractions.
The only disappointment (and not the RV park’s fault) is the town of Missoula does not offer oversized vehicle parking spots, at least that we could locate. For a town that partially relies on tourism and has three RV parks, that is short sighted on the town’s part in my opinion (i.e., our $s and likely those of others with dually trucks were spent elsewhere).