Countryside RV Park

The first thing I will say about this place is that the pull throughs are awkward!
You have to pull your rig all the way to the end of your space, detach and then park your truck behind it. You may need some extra long hoses to reach the water, electric and sewer.

After you manage to get through that little fiasco, everything else is really nice!
It's very green, the space are plenty of distance apart and they let you wash your RV!
Most places I have been to, won't allow you to wash your rig, so this was pretty awesome for us! we spent the whole day washing our truck and Airstream!
It's not far away from town, a short 5 minute drive.

The internet is around 2mb/sec on verizon LTE. It get's weaker as storms come around.
Over all, I liked it and would stay here again. It's full hookups... OH and the sewer pipes are a little high, so your grey and black don't exactly flow down into the pipe.... you have to help it out a little.

If you have a dirty rig and you want to spend a day washing it, you have to come here! Otherwise, it's pretty average.

Okay, it's an RV park. You have the usual side-by-side parking. If you are opting for full hook ups, that's pretty much what you have to expect. But, the water and electricity works and so does the wifi! Yes, the wifi actually worked. I can't give you the specs on the speed, but I had no trouble getting on and doing what I wanted to do.

Incidentally, their website is csrvmt.com.

The other reviewer mentioned that you can wash your RV. It was too cool for that when I visited, but they had an extensive DVD library and they were movies you would actually want to see. I took two to watch, but I was so busy using the wifi that I never got around to them.

I haven't emptied my tanks yet, but I think I will have to use both hoses to reach the dump.

One exit down I-15 is the town of Dillon. For those of you who might be interested, there is a Patagonia Outlet store in the downtown area.

Stayed here April 2017.

I had stayed here years ago and it has not changed much. Booked online and queried about the site before booking. They responded within a day and I booked what they have as a long motorhome site. Wanted that as a friend with an extra car would be staying. Front desk looked at my trailer and informed me (instead of asking) she was moving me to a smaller site even though they were only 1/2 full. She relented after I just politely said I booked that site for a reason, then it was no problem.

Was nice she warned us too that it would drop below freezing so please unhook our water if we hooked up.

Sites were level, gravel and well maintained. Nice little dog area to leash wlk dogs however, there were a lot of long term people there and I did notice a numer of them with their dogs off leash. They were not a problem and were under voice control so not a big deal for us.

I like the location and it was super handy to get back and forth to Dillon and Bannack State Park.

Didn't use any of their facilities so no comment there.

Items of note:
No shade anywhere.
Can get "buggy" in the summer.
Great place tomsit and watch the red winged and yellow headed blackbirds. Even saw a great blue heron and sanhill crane fly over.
They get wind and sometimes BIG wind. Do not leave you awning out if you are not there.
Nice quiet park.
Friendly staff and residents.

Highly recommend taking a day to drive to Bannack and wander around. See blogpost
http://www.mtwaggin.com/blog/2017/5/it-was-great. There are also reommendations in that post for places to eat in Dillon!

Sorry do not remember the Verizon service level but we did have service I know! Hey I was on vacation! LOL

We stayed at Countryside as a convenient stopping point on the way to Boise and were very impressed overall!

The sites are very large, many pull-throughs and have nice grassy sitting areas with picnic tables. The hookups were easy to access and wi-fi was very fast. Countryside is also very dog-friendly with lots of grass and a dedicated dog park. We also really enjoyed the scenery- beautiful grassy lands, a stream and big, blue sky. The management was friendly and responsive.

The only downside was some noise with the proximity to the highway but the traffic was light enough we didn't have any problem sleeping.

Terrific park we'd definitely come back to!

Enjoyed our stay, very clean park, and friendly accommodating staff. We had mechanical problems with our motorhome, staff was helpful in referring us to a great mechanic. I highly recommend this rv park.

Very nice and peaceful RV park in the wide open countryside with the view of the mountains!!! The grounds are very well maintained, gravel fairly level spots and lush green grassy area around each spot. Bathrooms and showers are very cozy and clean, and so is the laundry space. Great internet signal too. The owner/manager lady is very friendly and helpful - I had a package that got there after we left and she forwarded it to me at no cost! We stayed there for a week and enjoyed it a lot! Will definitely stay again when in the area.

Gravel, level sites with nice mountain views, FHU's, interior gravel roads easy to maneuver big rigs through. Lots of prairie dogs chirping away. "Rustic" facilities but staff kept it clean. Little to no activities available in park, just outside the town of Dillon. The Pioneer Mountains Scenic Byway is definitely scenic. Also the Bannack St. Park with the ghost town of Bannack is only a stone's throw away.

Summary
Summary: We just needed a quick, one night stop to break up the drive from northern Montana to northern Utah. This place did the trick. Very clean and quiet with nice views. We would stay here again.
Sites: We were in site C3 and it was long and relatively level and gravel. There is a picnic table at the site and grass separating you from your neighbor. We didn't have anyone on either side of us, but there is sufficient room between sites.
Hook-ups: We only had electric (50/30) and sewer. The water was shut off for the winter, but there are a couple of places in the park where you can fill your water tanks (site A-14 and B-6). Utilities are closer to the middle, in front of the site.
Amenities: Can't comment on this as we were only here for an evening.
Activities: We didn’t notice any. Plenty of grassy areas to walk the dog.
Staff: No interaction with staff.
Area: We were only here for a night so I don’t know all the activities of the local area, but there is a small movie theater, a couple of grocery stores, a handful of restaurants, etc. from what we saw.
Reservations: During the off-season, the office is closed. You self-register at the office and put your payment information in the dropbox.. Basically an honor system
Access (off the highway, interior roads)
Access was a breeze. Less than a mile off I15 (west side) and the interior roads are basically ovals.
Cell Coverage/Internet: We had 2 bars of AT&T LTE (not boosted) and great bandwidth and 4 bars of Verizon on our backup jetpack. We didn’t use the park’s wifi.
Price: Off-season rate is $25 per night. Water and electric only.

As other reviews stated the new owners are great! The park is clean and maintained well. Reasonably priced laundry ($1.50 to wash, $1.50 for 59 min. of dryer). Sites are decently spaced, green grass, gravel sites & road. Quiet. Owners were very helpful when we had tire issues. Would definitely stay here again. Near Dillon & Bannack state park.

We went to Dillon to fly fish the Beaverhead and Big Hole rivers and stayed at Countryside. I booked the site online and paid an little extra, $5 I believe, to secure that site which was a back in at the end of a row facing west. The site was spacious with grass and picnic table. The park has nice sunset views. We also had a family of 4 sandhill cranes bed down near the pond to the south of the park, which was so cool! The office folks were nice over text (office closed due to Covid). Didn’t use any facilities. We used Anderson & Platt outfitters in Dillon for fishing. Also went to Bannack State Park.