Bernie & Sharon's Riverfront RV Park

We stopped here for 2 nights to visit Grant Kohrs. This park is easy to get to, but is located pretty close to the freeway. That being said, the park itself was clean and the sites were spaced out nicely.

Pads are level, 30/50 amp at the box, two fresh water spigots per site, pump out very handy, very nice owner and staff. Clean, well kept, great atmosphere. A little high noise and you the train go by. But no big deal IMO

We stayed here overnight driving between Glacier National Park and Yellowstone as it's about halfway between.

It is close to the freeway so easy access and the noise from it was reasonable. Best arrival service we have ever seen! They have a detector at the entrance so that when you pull in you are met with a member of staff in a golf cart. They check your name is on the list and then guide you right in, I didn't even have to get out of my seat.

Our pull-through site was long enough for us to leave the car hooked up and yet the sewer/water were just in the right place.

Very well kept place and all nice people.

Verizon: 14.5/0.5 Mbps
AT&T: 20.7/0.5 Mbps
T-Mobile: 26.5/24.2 Mbps

Well organized, nice spot. Quiet, no trees on our side but the shadows did cast later in the afternoon. Probably a good reason for us to join the Good Sam club as lots of these places are Good Sam members and we can get a discount.

We called ahead and let them know we would arrive a little after office hours. No problem, they said. And when we arrived we had a workcamper waiting in his golf cart to show us to our site.

Paid $34 a night for 2 nights after Good Sam discount. Full hookups (50amp, water, sewer). Sites were on gravel/dirt with nice grass in between sites. But they were a little close together. One side was just a few feet away from us but the other side had a good amount of room. Fit our 42ft 5th wheel just fine.

The best part was definitely the views out our back window of the Montana hills and mountains.

The train passed occasionally and you could hear a bit of freeway noise, but it wasn't enough to keep us awake.

I stayed 3 days, used my Good Sam's discount for $32.08/nights. I arrived during the late morning and was escorted to my space and instructed NOT to use outside carpets to avoid killing the grass. Sharon is pretty proud of her grass, you can see her most days on her riding mower. Most sites are in full sun, and you'll get the full sun up to sun down in that area so expect to use your window blackout shades to beat the heat.

No issues with the hookups and the space, it was gravel, grass and dirt, and mostly level. You are permitted to wash your car/rig at your site!

Amenities include a clean laundry room in a small office-looking building with 4 washers and 4 dryers. $2 to wash, 75 cents to dry, quarters only. Decent book and movie library, take/give for free. Also in the building is a seating area like a living room, puzzles, a huge kitchen and an air hockey game.

There's nothing really to do in the area except maybe a little drive or a bike ride. There is a tiny store about a mile or so outside of the campground (take a left then another left at the light) but it's mostly alcohol and snacks. Be sure to get your groceries and sundry items before you arrive.

It's mostly quiet in the park but about 50 yards away is a working railroad. Several times a day and even into the night there are trains that go right by the campground. I didn't find the train whistle annoying or particularity loud but I do use a good white-noise sound machine at night.

The internet in the area will give you 4-5 bars but it must be pretty congested because it's not overly fast; you can stream but I did use my cell booster (with trucker antenna) to get a better connection.

We enjoyed this small, quiet park. Previously mentioned train horns aren’t that noticeable. Good TMobile signal.

Less than one mile away is a 15 mile round trip bicycle path (Old Yellowstone Rail Trail). Nice ride along the river!

I was fortunate enough to be a host at this park for the summer and it's a great place to stay. Sharon keeps a tidy park, and the sites can accommodate just about any rig. The Little Blackfoot River runs on the south border and there are fish to be caught. The laundry and restroom facilities are always clean and the prices are fair for showers and washers/dryers. There's a nice chapel on the property with Sunday services each week, and you're not far from Deer Lodge for groceries, gas and supplies. You may hear a train now and then, but not intrusive at all. Beautiful mountain views, and lots of grass and trees at the park. Come stay a night, week or month.. you won't be sorry.

Very nice park! We spent eight days here. Great infrastructure. Train did not bother us. Freeway did not bother us. Plenty of space away from both transportation arteries.

Grass is lovely. Not as much dust. Bring your leveling blocks. Since you cannot drive on the nice grass. Wheels may not end up on the gravel pads.

Laundry works. We did not use any other facilities but there are lots of volunteer help around. Wait for a golf cart. One will be by shortly.

Verizon okay. MIFI helped. But WiFi is slow.

We went to Helena. We went to Butte. We went to Anaconda. We went to Phillipsburg. We went all over.

We will be back.

Older mom and pop campground. Price is good.

Some back in sites will require you to jackknife in. Drive thrus have 50 amp.

Campground hosts (old men) swarm you in golf carts upon arriving and lead you to your spot, situate you on the site, and settle the payment. You don't have to wait in line at an office but the trade off is the chaperone gig at the RV site. Some sites are shady.

Showers are old, a little dirty, and only two stalls which adjoin each other in a common hallway. They use 4 quarters.

Park wifi is terrible and unusable. No cable. So a satellite dish is the only way you can watch TV.

Fairly noisy as well- between trains and the highway.